GoTRON MCP

Name: GoTRON MCP
Author: fbsobreira

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About GoTRON MCP

MCP server for TRON blockchain — connect AI agents to TRX, TRC20, smart contracts, staking & governance via GoTRON SDK

#tron #smart-contracts #blockchain #grpc #cryptocurrency #trx #web3 #ai-agents #claude #defi #trc20 #gotron

Basic information

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gotron": {
      "command": "gotron-mcp",
      "args": [
        "--network",
        "mainnet"
      ],
      "env": {
        "GOTRON_NODE_API_KEY": "your-trongrid-api-key"
      }
    }
  }
}

Tools

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Overview

What is GoTRON MCP?

GoTRON MCP is a Model Context Protocol server for the TRON blockchain. It lets AI agents query account balances, tokens, blocks, and build unsigned transactions. Built on the GoTRON SDK, it runs in either local (stdio) or hosted (Streamable HTTP) mode.

How to use GoTRON MCP?

Install via go install, Homebrew, curl, or Docker, or use the hosted endpoint (https://mcp.gotron.sh/mcp) with zero installation. Configure with flags like --network, --keystore, or --api-key. Add it to Claude Desktop or Claude Code using the provided JSON or CLI commands.

Key features of GoTRON MCP

Two modes: local (stdio) and hosted (Streamable HTTP)
Read-only tools for balances, blocks, and contract info
Transaction builders that return unsigned transaction hex
Opt-in keystore signing in local mode
Supports mainnet, nile, and shasta networks
TronGrid API key optional for rate limits

Use cases of GoTRON MCP

AI agents querying TRON account balances and resources
Building and signing TRX or TRC20 transfers via MCP
Retrieving smart contract ABIs and estimating energy costs
Voting for super representatives or staking TRX
Decoding ABI output or revert reasons from contract calls

FAQ from GoTRON MCP

What networks does GoTRON MCP support?

It supports mainnet, nile testnet, and shasta testnet, with default gRPC nodes for each.

How are private keys handled?

The server never stores or manages private keys directly. All write tools return unsigned transaction hex; signing is opt-in via the --keystore flag in local mode.