Getting-started guide
Everything on this site runs on the Tron Nile testnet with free test TRX — you can try the entire flow without spending anything. Here's the complete walkthrough.
TronLink is the standard wallet for the Tron network (the equivalent of MetaMask on Ethereum). Install the browser extension from tronlink.org and create a wallet. Write your seed phrase down somewhere safe — never share it with anyone, and never type it into a website.
Open TronLink → tap the network name at the top (it says Mainnet) → choose Nile Testnet. The demo contracts live on Nile; the site will warn you if you're connected to the wrong network.
Visit the Nile faucet at nileex.io, paste your wallet address (starts with T), and receive test TRX within a minute. It has no monetary value — it exists exactly for this.
Click Connect TronLink in the top-right corner of any page and approve the connection in the wallet popup. Your address appears in the button when you're connected.
On the Presale page, enter a TRX amount and confirm. Tron blocks confirm in about 3 seconds — your allocation appears immediately and is visible on-chain.
Click Add RBC to TronLink (it copies the token contract address), then in TronLink: Assets → + → paste the address. Your RBC balance now shows in the wallet.
After the sale finalizes, claim your tokens on the Presale page. Then head to Staking, approve and stake — and watch Pending rewards grow every second.
Every action you took is public. Open your address on nile.tronscan.org and you'll see the purchase, the claim, and the stake — this transparency is the whole point of doing it on-chain.
Tron transactions consume bandwidth and energy instead of gas. Every account gets a free daily bandwidth allowance; beyond that, fees are paid in TRX automatically. On testnet the faucet TRX covers everything.
Tron addresses are base58 and begin with T — different format from Ethereum's 0x, same underlying idea. Never send assets across chains to a raw address.
Confirmations are near-instant compared to Ethereum. If a balance looks stale, wait a few seconds — the site refreshes automatically every 15.