GoTRON MCP

What it is

A TRON server built on the GoTRON SDK. Reads work everywhere; the write tools return unsigned transaction hex, and signing only happens if you point it at a local keystore. Run it yourself over stdio, or connect to the hosted endpoint with nothing installed.

What you get

• get_account, get_account_resources, get_trc20_balance and get_trc20_token_info — balances, bandwidth, energy and token metadata
• get_block, get_transaction, get_chain_parameters, get_network and validate_address
• get_contract_abi, list_contract_methods, trigger_constant_contract and decode_abi_output for reading a contract and its revert reasons
• estimate_energy, get_energy_prices and get_bandwidth_prices before you spend anything
• list_witnesses and list_proposals for super representatives and governance
• transfer_trx, transfer_trc20, trigger_contract, freeze_balance, unfreeze_balance and vote_witness — all returning unsigned hex
• sign_transaction and broadcast_transaction, registered only in local mode with a keystore path

Requirements

Nothing at all for the hosted endpoint, where every write and sign tool is disabled by design. Running it locally means a binary from Go, Homebrew, an install script or Docker, and a network choice between mainnet, nile and shasta. A TronGrid API key is optional and only raises rate limits. Signing needs the keystore flag pointed at a tronctl keystore directory; without it the server holds no keys.

Setup effort

One command — go install github.com/fbsobreira/gotron-mcp/cmd/gotron-mcp@latest

Tools you get

26 tools named in the project's documentation.

Requires

gotron-mcp on PATH

Where it runs

Of the 6 documented setups, 5 run the server on your machine and 1 connects to a hosted endpoint.