Wallet Settings
Learn how different wallets, clients, and applications should configure the CatFee Seamless Energy node, and how to choose an integration method based on custom node, Header, or backend relay support.
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Learn how different wallets, clients, and applications should configure the CatFee Seamless Energy node, and how to choose an integration method based on custom node, Header, or backend relay support.
For wallets or applications, Seamless Energy behaves like a configurable TRON broadcast node. Usually, you only need to replace the broadcast domain and do not need to change the local signing flow.
Wallets that support custom TRON nodes or broadcast nodes.
Applications that need to forward signed transactions through a backend.
Wallet teams that need a unified integration method across multiple clients.
You use TronLink and plan to fill in the node manually: read TronLink Setup.
You use another wallet that supports custom nodes: read Other Wallets and Apps.
Your wallet does not provide a custom node entry: this wallet configuration section does not apply for now. You usually need to wait for official wallet support or switch to backend-controlled broadcasting.
You plan to control broadcasting through your backend: read Application Integration first.
Suitable for wallets that support custom nodes and allow users to configure the node directly inside the wallet.
Read TronLink Setup.
Suitable for other wallets that support custom nodes, DApps, self-built backends, and gRPC clients.
Read Other Wallets and Apps.
Backend services or wallet platforms should prefer API KEY. Requests must carry CF-NODE-KEY: {AccessKey}, and the value must match the 41-character random AccessKey stored for the node.
Ordinary wallet users should prefer bound address. The owner address of the first transaction in the request must be bound to the node.
No authentication is only suitable for temporary testing.
First-time integration: Quick Start.
Server-side development: Application Integration.
AI-assisted refactoring: AI-Assisted Integration.
Risk boundaries: Security.
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