How to query USDT TRC20 transaction records? Simple tutorial is here

You can track USDT TRC20 transactions using Tronscan by entering your wallet address or transaction hash for real-time details.

Jun 12, 2025 at 12:35 pm

Understanding USDT TRC20 and Its Blockchain

USDT TRC20 refers to the Tether token issued on the TRON blockchain, following the TRC20 protocol. Unlike other versions of USDT such as ERC20 (on Ethereum), TRC20 offers faster transaction speeds and significantly lower fees, making it a popular choice for many crypto users. When you send or receive USDT TRC20, the transaction is recorded on the TRON blockchain. To verify these transactions, users can query their transaction records via blockchain explorers.

Before proceeding with any transaction check, ensure that you are using the correct network type — TRC20. Confusing TRC20 with other standards like ERC20 or BEP20 may result in irreversible loss of funds.

Choosing the Right Blockchain Explorer

To query USDT TRC20 transaction records, you need to use a reliable TRON blockchain explorer. The most commonly used one is Tronscan (https://tronscan.org/). It provides real-time data and detailed information about all transactions conducted on the TRON network.

Other alternatives include Blockchair and TRON Grid, but Tronscan remains the most user-friendly and widely adopted platform. Make sure you access the official website directly through your browser and avoid clicking suspicious links to prevent phishing attacks.

Steps to Query Transaction Records Using Tronscan

• Open your web browser and go to https://tronscan.org/
• In the search bar at the top of the page, enter either:
  • Your wallet address
  • A specific transaction hash (TXID)
• Click the search icon or press Enter
• You will be redirected to a page displaying relevant details

If you entered a wallet address, you'll see a list of all incoming and outgoing transactions associated with that wallet. If you input a transaction hash, you’ll get a full breakdown of that particular transfer including sender, receiver, amount, timestamp, and transaction status.

Each entry includes key details like block number, confirmation count, and network fee paid.

Interpreting the Transaction Details

Once you’ve found the relevant transaction, click on it to view more information. Here’s what to look for:

• Transaction Hash (TXID): This is a unique identifier for the transaction.
• From and To Addresses: These fields show the sending and receiving wallet addresses.
• Amount Transferred: Displays the actual amount of USDT TRC20 sent or received.
• Status: Indicates whether the transaction was successful or failed.
• Timestamp: Shows when the transaction was initiated and confirmed.
• Confirmations: Reflects how many blocks have been added since the transaction was processed — usually, 10–20 confirmations are considered secure.

You can also check if there are any contract interactions involved, especially if the transaction includes smart contract execution. For standard transfers, this section may remain blank.

Common Issues When Querying Transactions

Sometimes, users might not find expected transactions. Here are some common reasons:

• Wrong Network Used: Sending USDT via ERC20 to a TRC20 address (or vice versa) will lead to missing funds.
• Incorrect Address Entry: Typos in the wallet address can cause transfers to unknown wallets.
• Pending Transactions: Some transactions may take a few minutes to appear due to network congestion.
• Explorer Cache Delay: Occasionally, the explorer may not update immediately; refreshing after a few minutes helps.

In case of fund loss due to network mismatch, contact the customer support of the exchange or wallet provider where the transaction originated. Provide them with the transaction hash and relevant details.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I track a USDT TRC20 transaction without a transaction hash?

A: Yes, you can use your wallet address to view all related transactions on Tronscan. However, without a TXID, you won’t be able to pinpoint a specific transfer unless you know the exact time and amount.

Q: Why does my transaction show “pending” on Tronscan?

A: A "pending" status means the transaction has not yet been included in a block. This is usually temporary and resolves within a few minutes. If it stays pending for over an hour, check the sender's balance and network settings.

Q: Is it possible to cancel a USDT TRC20 transaction once sent?

A: No, blockchain transactions are irreversible. Once confirmed, you cannot cancel or reverse a USDT TRC20 transfer. Always double-check the recipient’s address before sending.

Q: What should I do if I sent USDT to the wrong address?

A: Contact the recipient directly if you know them. If the address belongs to an exchange, reach out to their customer service with the transaction hash and request assistance.