High difficulty monitoring multiple addresses, low manual operation efficiency
Multiple receiving addresses require frequent balance and energy status checks, operations are prone to oversight and difficult to respond timely.
Monitor receiving addresses for merchants, wallets, and operations teams. When addresses meet sweep conditions, CatFee automatically supplies TRON energy to keep your sweep scripts and transfer processes stable.
USDT Receiving Address Real-time Sweep
Example rule, actual configuration subject to Dashboard
Address Pool
Unified monitoring after batch import
Monitored Addresses
128addresses
Trigger Threshold
100USDT
Energy Strategy
65KEnergy
Check Balance
USDT ≥ 100
Supply Energy
65,000 Energy
Record Complete
Traceable Details
Sweep Process
Initiated by user process after energy supply
Security Boundary
CatFee only supplies energy when your addresses need it, no private key authorization required, never touches your USDT, TRX, or any other assets.
Common Issues
In multi-address receiving scenarios, energy shortages often affect transfer execution at critical moments.
Multiple receiving addresses require frequent balance and energy status checks, operations are prone to oversight and difficult to respond timely.
USDT transfers depend on TRON energy, temporary energy supply interrupts scripts, manual transfers, and hot wallet organization processes.
Manual energy supply is difficult to track each consumption, making team collaboration, financial reconciliation, and problem retrospection more difficult.
Solution Preview
The page first uses example data to explain the service mechanism, actual configuration and execution capabilities are subject to Dashboard.
Multi-scenario support, flexible configuration — Choose appropriate energy supply strategies based on business characteristics
Rule Example
USDT Balance ≥ 100
65,000 / 131,000 Energy
128 addresses
Daily budget 1,500 TRX
Address Hit
Receiving address meets sweep condition
Smart Supply
Supply energy according to strategy
Generate Record
Retain target address and cost details
How It Works
V1 first explains the core path, specific configuration items are subject to backend and Dashboard actual capabilities.
Set trigger conditions, energy amount, and budget boundaries to standardize energy supply actions.
Place receiving addresses under the same rule management, can add or remove addresses as needed later.
System continuously checks address status, waiting for balance or business conditions to reach trigger threshold.
Supply energy after rule hit, and retain target address, energy amount, and cost details.
Use Cases
Focus on automatic energy supply before sweep process, no asset custody involved.
E-commerce, payment teams, OTC merchants
Wallets, exchanges, fund operations teams
Payment tools, on-chain tools, internal system developers
Pricing & Control
Billing based on actual energy supply execution, no energy supply orders generated before rule hit. You can view each energy supply record, target address, energy amount, and cost details in Dashboard.
Can directly pause rules during operational adjustments, campaign ends, or budget tightening.
Choose energy supply amount by business transfer type, avoid uncontrolled consumption.
Each energy supply has target address, energy amount, and cost details.
Cost Record Example
Examples are for page interaction illustration only, actual prices, failure retries, and billing rules are subject to backend specifications.
Security Boundary
Sweep energy service only solves energy preparation problems. Asset transfers are still initiated by your own wallet, scripts, or business systems.
Sweep energy service does not require users to submit private keys or custody wallets.
CatFee only handles energy supply, does not initiate USDT or TRX transfers on behalf of users.
Users can pause rules, adjust strategies, or delete addresses, control remains on user side.
Energy supply results and cost details can be used for operations retrospection and financial reconciliation.
FAQ
Learn how CatFee automatically supplies TRON energy for USDT multi-address sweeps, as well as service boundaries, security guarantees, cost control, and applicable scenarios.
Start with one address pool and one rule, transform energy supply from temporary handling to stable process