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TRC20 address lookup and USDT transaction check

Paste a TRON address starting with T or a 64-character TxID. Open TRONSCAN to check USDT-TRC20 transfers, status and destination. No wallet connection.

Quick answer: A TRC20 explorer checks public TRON wallet addresses and USDT-TRC20 transaction hashes. Paste a TRON address beginning with T or a 64-character transaction ID below. The result opens on TRONSCAN; no wallet connection or seed phrase is required.

Safety rule: Only paste a public address or transaction ID. Never enter a seed phrase, private key, password or verification code.

Check another network: TRC-20 / TRON lookup ERC-20 / Ethereum lookup

20 networks

Supported blockchain explorers

Open a dedicated lookup page for each network, then submit a public address or transaction ID.

BTC Bitcoinmempool.space · BTC addresses and transaction IDs ETH Ethereum / ERC-20Etherscan · ETH, ERC-20 USDT and token transfers TRX TRON / TRC-20TRONSCAN · TRX, TRC-20 USDT and transaction hashes BNB BNB Smart Chain / BEP-20BscScan · BNB, BEP-20 USDT and token transfers SOL SolanaSolana Explorer · SOL addresses, signatures and SPL tokens BASE BaseBaseScan · Base addresses, transaction hashes and tokens ARB Arbitrum OneArbiscan · ARB, ETH and L2 token transfers RH Robinhood ChainRobinhood Chain Blockscout · Robinhood Chain addresses, transactions and tokenized assets OP Optimism / OP MainnetOP Mainnet Explorer · OP, ETH and L2 token transfers AVAX Avalanche C-ChainSnowScan · AVAX C-Chain addresses, transactions and tokens POL Polygon PoSPolygonScan · POL, addresses, transactions and token transfers TON TONTONScan · TON addresses and transaction hashes SUI SuiSuiScan · SUI addresses, objects and transaction digests APT AptosAptos Explorer · APT accounts and transaction versions or hashes LINE LineaLinea Explorer · Linea addresses, transactions and tokens MNT MantleMantleScan · MNT addresses, transactions and tokens BLAS BlastBlastScan · Blast addresses, transactions and tokens ZK ZKsync EraZKsync Explorer · ZKsync addresses, transactions and tokens NEAR NEARNearBlocks · NEAR accounts and transaction hashes ATOM Cosmos HubMintscan · Cosmos addresses and transaction hashes

Deposit and withdrawal checks

How to check a TRON / TRC-20 transfer

Open the exchange or wallet withdrawal history and copy the transaction ID—not the order number.
Confirm the selected network matches the withdrawal network exactly.
Check status, confirmations, destination address and token-transfer details.
If successful, compare the destination address and any required memo or tag.
Contact the receiving platform with the transaction ID if the required confirmations have passed.

On-chain transfers cannot normally be reversed. A successful status does not prove that you chose the intended network, token contract or destination.

Address, TxID and order number

Wallet address: A public destination or account identifier. It can show an account’s public history.
TxID / Hash: The unique identifier for one on-chain transaction.
Exchange order number: An internal platform reference. A public explorer usually cannot search it.

Wrong transfer?

Wrong network, address or missing memo?

Use the transfer troubleshooter to identify the situation, understand what may be recoverable and prepare the evidence a receiving platform needs.

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Blockchain explorer FAQ

What is a TRC20 explorer?

A TRC20 explorer is a public search tool for TRON addresses, TRC-20 token transfers and transaction IDs. This page sends your query to TRONSCAN without connecting a wallet.

How do I check a USDT TRC20 transaction?

Copy the transaction ID from the sending wallet or exchange, select TRON / TRC20, paste the 64-character hash and open the result. Check status, destination, amount, token contract and confirmations.

Where can I find my TRC20 transaction ID?

Open the withdrawal or transfer history in the sending platform. Look for TxID, transaction hash or blockchain transaction ID—not the platform order number.

Why does TRONSCAN show Success but the exchange has not credited USDT?

The on-chain transfer may be complete while the exchange is still waiting for confirmations, checking the token contract or processing an internal credit. Submit the TxID to the receiving platform after its stated waiting time.

How can I tell TRC20 from ERC20?

TRC20 uses the TRON network and a normal TRON address begins with T. ERC20 uses Ethereum and addresses normally begin with 0x. The selected withdrawal and deposit networks must match exactly.

Can a TRC20 explorer recover USDT sent on the wrong network?

No. An explorer can show what happened but cannot reverse a transfer. Recovery depends on who controls the destination address and whether the receiving wallet or platform supports the network and token.

Is it safe to paste a TRON address into an explorer?

A public address or transaction ID is safe to look up, although it reveals public on-chain history. Never enter a seed phrase, private key, password or verification code.