TRON Node Connection Guide

CatFee offers stable and high-performance TRON node rental services, supporting gRPC protocol for seamless interaction with the TRON network. This helps developers quickly integrate TRON features to build high-performance DApps or on-chain services.


📍 Node Information

  • Node Host: tron-168.catfee.io

  • Port: 50051

  • Protocol: gRPC

  • Authentication:

    • Header Name: X-CATFEE-TOKEN

    • Header Value: YOUR_API_KEY (Please contact support to obtain)

💡 Both wallet and walletSolidity gRPC services are available on port 50051.


🌐 Communication Overview

Using the gRPC protocol, you can access common services of the TRON node:

  • wallet: For unconfirmed transactions (not yet on-chain)

  • walletSolidity: For reading confirmed on-chain data


🚀 Multi-language Connection Examples

🐍 Python (Using grpcio and tronpy)


🟦 Node.js (Using grpc and official proto files)

🔧 Be sure to prepare .proto files in advance. See TRON’s official repository: https://github.com/tronprotocol/protocol


☕ Java (Using grpc-java)


📦 Supported API Interfaces

  • GetAccount

  • GetTransactionById

  • CreateTransaction

  • BroadcastTransaction

  • TriggerSmartContract ...and more

📚 Refer to API documentation: https://developers.tron.network/reference/wallet-getaccount


⚠️ Important Notes

  • The test environment supports up to 20 requests per second (A 429 error will be returned if the test or your official package exceeds the concurrency limit.)

  • Always include the X-CATFEE-TOKEN header for authentication

  • gRPC clients must support HTTP/2

  • When using walletSolidity, data is retrieved from the confirmed on-chain state


🛠️ Technical Support

If you encounter any integration issues or need customized support, contact the CatFee tech team:


Choosing a reliable node is critical for building on TRON. CatFee offers highly available, low-latency, authenticated TRON node services—your best choice for blockchain development!

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