TRX at Stake: the TRC20 route and the one floor Stake states
Stake's help centre names a network for TRX, TRC20, and states one deposit floor in dollars that covers every coin. It prints no separate minimum for TRX.
This page reads the two help articles behind those statements, for someone who wants to send a small amount and have it arrive.
Does Stake accept TRX, and on which network?
Yes, and the help article on acceptable blockchain networks names the route: Tron (TRX), TRC20 network. The row for USDT in the same article lists five networks, TRC20 on Tron among them. That makes Stake one of the cashiers where TRX and USDT on Tron are both named, and they are still two separate routes with two separate balances at the sending end.
The article closes with a short list of networks Stake does not support. TRC20 is not on it.
Stake, help article on acceptable blockchain networks: It's important that you send coins through their corresponding blockchain networks.
What is the smallest TRX deposit Stake will process?
The articles we read give no TRX figure. They give a general one, in dollars, and it is about the smallest amount that exists.
Stake, help article on crypto deposit limits: At the moment, Stake cannot automatically process crypto deposits under $0.01. If you send such a small value, please contact our customer support team for assistance.
How is a dollar floor different from a floor in coins?
A cent's worth of TRX is a small fraction of one coin, so in practice the floor is tiny. The wording matters more than the size. Stake says it cannot process such deposits automatically and points the sender to support. Rollbit, for comparison, says its sub-floor deposits cannot be recovered by support at all. Two operators, two different consequences for the same mistake, and neither is a promise about what happens to an amount just above the line.
A floor stated in dollars also moves against the coin all day. If a number in coins matters to you, the cashier screen is where it is converted for you.
What does the TRX route cost the sender?
Nothing that Stake's pages mention: they describe neither a deposit fee nor the network charge. On the Tron side a plain TRX transfer uses bandwidth, of which an address gets a small free allowance each day, and the network burns TRX from the balance when the allowance runs out. Sending your entire balance of a few coins can therefore fail or leave less than you meant to move. Keep a margin in the wallet.
What this page leaves out about Stake
No welcome offer, wagering condition, licence reference or rating appears here. None of them was on the pages we read, and a figure from a third-party summary would not be Stake's own.
Both articles sit in Stake's help centre, and the cashier is the final word. More on how floors differ is on the floors page.
Quick answers
Is there a TRX-specific minimum at Stake?
Not on the help articles we read. The only floor stated is a dollar one, under one cent, that applies to crypto deposits generally.
Does Stake take USDT on Tron as well?
Its list of networks for USDT includes TRC20 on Tron. That is a separate route from TRX, and sending one to the other's address does not convert it.
What happens to a deposit below the floor at Stake?
Stake says it cannot process it automatically and asks the sender to contact support. It does not say what support does next.