TRON USDT → Arbitrum USDC
- Provider path
- TRON origin → Relay
TRON source execution and an Arbitrum destination transaction with a 4 USDC ERC-20 transfer.
TRON as source, destination and resource-aware execution environment.
Universal Router supports profile-specific TRON execution for TRX / TRC-20 flows, including USDT settlement, Energy / Bandwidth resource handling and cross-chain execution through certified provider paths. TRON can participate as both the source and destination network while the Router keeps authorization, provider execution, status and recovery attached to the same persisted operation.
Four concrete mainnet executions. Cross-chain examples include both source and destination transactions so each side of the route can be inspected independently.
TRON source execution and an Arbitrum destination transaction with a 4 USDC ERC-20 transfer.
A TRON-origin cross-chain operation settling native ETH on Base, with a final payout of 0.002446203899 ETH.
TRON as the destination: a 6 USDC source amount on Base settles as 4.817342 USDT on TRON.
Same-chain USDT execution with Energy and Bandwidth handling. Resource figures describe this transaction; they are not a fixed estimate for future transfers.
REAL_VERIFIED applies to a concrete route profile, not to an entire network or provider. Public transaction links are included where a production route has verifiable mainnet settlement evidence.
Explorer links expose on-chain execution and settlement. Amount mode, provider path and the relationship between source and destination belong to the Router operation context; a transaction hash alone does not establish those properties.
Energy / Bandwidth resource handling is verified for supported TRC-20 execution profiles. These examples do not establish support for every TRON asset, route, provider or account configuration. Authorization and execution constraints remain fail closed.
Provider integration, successful quoting or network coverage does not imply blanket production readiness.Read runtime certification →