TRON USDT Blocklist Check
Paste a TRON (TRC-20) address to check whether Tether has blocklisted its USDT. Most USDT freezes happen on TRON - see the status, date and amount frozen. Free and real-time.
USDT on TRON and the blocklist
TRON hosts the largest USDT supply, and the majority of Tether's blocklistings happen there. Tether adds an address to the TRC-20 USDT contract's blocklist - usually on a law-enforcement or court request tied to theft, scams or sanctions - which freezes that address's USDT in place. On TRON the freeze is often proposed through a multi-signature process before it executes; we record both the pending proposal and the executed freeze.
How this check works
We index the TRON USDT contract's blocklist events in real time and record each address's status and the USDT balance frozen. Enter a TRON address above, or browse the latest TRON blocklistings and the largest USDT freezes. For Ethereum or other chains, use the USDT blocklist checker.
Frequently asked
- How do I check if a TRON USDT (TRC-20) address is blocklisted?
- Paste the TRON address (starts with T) into the checker above. It opens a status page showing whether Tether has blocklisted the address on TRON, when it happened, and the USDT balance frozen.
- Why do most USDT freezes happen on TRON?
- TRON carries the largest circulating USDT supply and is heavily used for transfers, so it is where most illicit-fund freezes and law-enforcement actions land.
- What is a pending TRON blocklisting?
- On TRON, a freeze is frequently submitted through a multi-signature wallet and must be confirmed before it executes. During that window we show the freeze as pending; once executed it becomes a confirmed blocklisting.