As we update the protocol, pricing updates with it — every fee, tier, and cap is encoded on-chain and shipped as a protocol upgrade. The fee is dynamic per-transaction, tracks live network conditions, scales with the number of recipients in a batch, and supports per-customer pricing tiers. All USD figures use the spot rate 1 TRX = $0.324.
The fee always tracks live network conditions — no manual repricing when the market moves — and individual customers can be placed on custom tiers. A 100× hard cap is enforced on-chain and can only be lowered, never raised.
Subsequent batches are ~10× cheaper per recipient because the wallet and its deposit addresses are already live.
The smart wallet really shines on repeat withdraws: the wallet and its deposit addresses already exist, so subsequent batches skip the setup entirely.
The fee per recipient drops sharply through N=5 and flattens after N=10. Below 5 the fixed setup dominates; above 10 the savings flatten and a single failed recipient wastes a larger batch.
Higher monthly volume unlocks a lower fee multiplier on top of the live network price. TRON example below uses 3 recipients per first batch.
The estimates above are calibrated against the upcoming V2 release, currently on testnet and planned to ship to mainnet soon. V2 introduces formula-driven pricing, on-chain hard caps and other protocol-level upgrades — the table below is a partial summary of the most pricing-relevant differences from V1.