Tronscan MCP. Deep forensic analysis of TRON network metrics.

Yo, this is your deep dive into the TRON network. The Tronscan API lets your AI agent query real-time data straight from the TRON blockchain. You're not just checking a balance; you're running on-chain forensics. Use this server to analyze account metrics, track complex token holdings (TRC10, TRC20, etc.), inspect smart contract event logs, and monitor resource consumption like Energy/Bandwidth using natural language prompts.

Account Status & Security Audits

You can run a full profile check on any address. The get_account_analysis tool pulls together a summary of an account's balance, its transfer history, energy usage, bandwidth used, and total transaction count. For deeper dives, the get_account_detail fetches comprehensive metadata for that specific blockchain address; you can also call list_accounts to get an initial list of available addresses for batch processing.

If security is what you care about, use get_account_security to pull risk data points or check multi-signature setups with get_multisign_security. You'll find behavioral context too; the get_account_tags tool identifies any tags linked to an address, and get_auth_security retrieves specific authorization security posture data. Wanna see what resources are allocated? Use list_account_resources for staking 1.0 details or list_account_resources_v2 for the updated staking 2.0 view.

You can also check an account's voting history with list_account_votes or review any proposals using get_account_tags.

Token & Asset Tracking

Tracking tokens is a whole other ballgame. The get_token_asset_overview provides a general snapshot of all token assets an account holds, perfect for portfolio checks. If you need to list every single token type held by an address with a positive balance, run list_account_tokens. For specific coin types, there are dedicated tools: list_trc10_holders queries addresses holding TRC10 tokens, while list_trc20_holders lists those with any TRC20, TRC721, or TRC1155 balance.

You can see the full inventory count for multi-token NFTs using list_trc1155_inventory, and get specific details on non-fungible assets via list_trc721_inventory. If you need to know how much of a stablecoin is floating around, use get_stablecoin_total_supply for the total circulating amount. You can also check major fund movements with get_stablecoin_big_amount, or flag suspicious activity using get_stablecoin_blacklist and get_stablecoin_distribution.

When it comes to tracking approvals—the allowances granted on an account—list_approvals generates that full list. For general token standards, the list_tokens_overview gives you a summary of all available token types.

Smart Contract Analysis & Events

When you need to audit code or usage, these tools are for ya. Use get_contract_detail to fetch the detailed operational metadata for any deployed smart contract address. To see what’s going down inside a contract, get_contract_events returns a chronological list of every recorded event that happened there. You can analyze performance with get_contract_analysis, which runs a daily summary on how well the contract is doing.

Wanna know where the money's coming from? The get_turnover calculates total protocol revenue generated by a system or smart contract. To see exactly how much energy a specific contract used, check get_contract_energy_stats. You can also list all addresses that have deployed contracts using list_contracts, and review the most frequently run functions on a contract with get_contract_top_calls.

For internal activity—transactions that didn't leave the contract boundary—use list_internal_transactions.

Network Overview & Transactions

Want to know how the whole chain is running? The get_homepage_bundle pulls core network stats for a general view. get_tps reports the current Transactions Per Second rate in real time, and get_block_stats gets statistical metrics about any given block hash. For total funds, get_funds returns the entire TRX supply and its market cap data.

You can see resource usage across the board with get_energy_stats, which provides current network-wide energy consumption rates, or use get_net_stats for bandwidth usage stats. To track activity flow, list_transactions fetches a paginated list of recent transaction hashes, and list_blocks retrieves either a list of block hashes or the full content of a specific block.

Specific Flow Tracking

Need to follow money? The list_transfers lists every transfer, covering both TRX and TRC10 tokens. For detailed transaction records, use get_transaction_detail on a hash, or check the security risk level of a specific move with get_transaction_security. If you're looking at token movements generally, list_trc20_transfers provides the full history log for TRC20 and TRC721 tokens.

You can also use list_approvals to see all allowances granted across the board, or run a broad search using search_v2 with specific keywords across Tronscan's indexed data.