TRX to BNB: Swap Tron for BNB on BNB Smart Chain, No KYC
To swap TRX to BNB, paste a 0x address set to BNB Smart Chain plus the T address you pay from, then send TRX on Tron to the one-time deposit address. You get native BNB on BNB Smart Chain, with no account, no ID and no bridge in between.
- Within minutes
- No account · No KYC
- Paid to your wallet
- Fees included in quote
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TRX to BNB (BSC) Exchange Rate
The 1 Tron to BNB (BSC) reference rate at market prices, before fees.
TRX to BNB swap at a glance
Send TRX from TronLink or Trust Wallet.
- Send TRXAbout a minute to confirm on Tron
- GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
- Receive BNBSent to your address; BNB Smart Chain confirms in under a minute
How much BNB do you get for TRX?
GhostSwap quotes at 11 Nov 2026, 00:12 UTC, after the service fee and the cost of sending the BNB to your wallet.
250TRX2,500TRX5,000TRXThe rate floats with the market until your TRX deposit confirms.
A T address goes in, a 0x address comes out
Tron and BNB Smart Chain both run smart contracts, yet their addresses share nothing. Tron uses 34-character addresses beginning with a capital T. A BNB Smart Chain address starts with 0x and has 40 hexadecimal characters after it, the same shape Ethereum uses.
Trust Wallet can hold both coins under one recovery phrase, which is handy and also where most slips happen. It lists a separate address for each network. For the payout, open BNB Smart Chain inside the wallet and copy that 0x line. The T line under Tron is your sender address and goes into the refund field.
MetaMask and Rabby work for the payout too, as long as BNB Smart Chain is the selected network when you look for the coins. The BNB arrives as the chain's native coin, not as a token, so no contract has to be added. BscScan shows it at your address once it lands.
Bandwidth: what the TRX deposit costs
A plain TRX transfer on Tron consumes bandwidth rather than a gas fee in the usual sense. Every activated account receives a small free allowance of bandwidth each day. When a transfer needs more than is left, Tron burns a little TRX from the sending wallet to cover the gap.
That is why sending your whole balance often fails. TronLink and Trust Wallet need a few TRX left behind in case the burn is required, so enter an amount a bit below the full figure.
The TRX deposit takes about a minute to confirm on Tron. You can follow it on Tronscan by pasting your T address or the transaction hash. Once the deposit confirms, the rate stops moving and the BNB is sent; most swaps finish within minutes.
Staked TRX has to be unlocked first
Many Tron holders freeze TRX to earn energy, bandwidth or voting rewards. Frozen TRX shows in the wallet balance but cannot be sent, so it cannot fund this swap until it is released.
Under Stake 2.0, unstaking starts a 14-day waiting period before the TRX becomes withdrawable. Only after that wait can you move it to the deposit address. Plan for it if you want to rotate a staked position into BNB, and check the available figure in TronLink rather than the total.
TRX held as a TRC-20 wrapped token, or kept inside a dApp, also needs to be returned to plain TRX in your own wallet first. The deposit address only accepts native TRX sent from a Tron account.
Why Tron users swap into BNB
The usual reason is to get started on BNB Smart Chain. Every transaction there, from a BEP-20 transfer to a DEX trade, pays its fee in BNB. A wallet that holds only tokens on that chain cannot move them, while a wallet with some BNB can.
This pair delivers that gas coin directly. Because the payout is BNB itself, the new 0x address is ready to transact as soon as the funds confirm, with no second step to top up fees.
Others simply want part of a TRX balance in a different large-cap coin, or plan to use the BNB on apps that do not run on Tron. Whatever the reason, the rate comes from aggregated liquidity from leading crypto markets, and the box shows the BNB amount after fees before you send.
Tron and BNB Smart Chain side by side
| TRX (you send) | BNB (you receive) | |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Tron | BNB Smart Chain |
| Address | Starts with T, 34 characters | 0x plus 40 hex characters |
| Confirmation | About a minute | Under a minute |
| Fee model | Bandwidth, or a small TRX burn | Gas paid in BNB |
| Wallets | TronLink, Trust Wallet | Trust Wallet, MetaMask, Rabby |
| Explorer | Tronscan | BscScan |
Both networks confirm quickly, so neither side is a real bottleneck. The rows that cause trouble are the address and fee rows: a T address will not work as the payout, and the TRX deposit can stall if the wallet has nothing left to burn for bandwidth.
Fees follow the same split. On Tron your wallet covers the deposit, and on BNB Smart Chain any later move of the BNB costs a little of the BNB itself, which is why no separate gas top-up is needed after this swap.
Old bnb1 addresses, refunds and help
Some older wallets still show a bnb1 address. It belonged to BNB Beacon Chain, the BEP-2 network that stopped in December 2024, and the swap form rejects it. Use a 0x address on BNB Smart Chain. Also make sure the wallet is not showing opBNB or Ethereum when you go looking for the payout.
If a swap cannot be completed, the coins are refunded to the sender address you entered. On this pair that means the T address you typed in the refund field, which is why it must be a Tron wallet you control.
The status page follows the swap from deposit to payout. If it stops moving, write to support@ghostswap.io with your swap ID and the Tronscan link for your deposit.
Common mistakes
- Copying the T address from Trust Wallet into the BNB payout field instead of the 0x address under BNB Smart Chain.
- Sending the full TRX balance, leaving nothing for the bandwidth burn on Tron.
- Trying to send staked TRX before the 14-day Stake 2.0 wait has ended.
- Entering an old bnb1 Beacon Chain address, which the form does not accept.
- Looking for the BNB with the wallet set to Ethereum or opBNB instead of BNB Smart Chain.
Going the other way? Swap BNB to TRX
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TRX to BNB Live Price Chart
TRX/BNB (BSC)
Reference market prices, updated live
Convert Tron to BNB (BSC)
| TRX | BNB (BSC) at market price |
|---|---|
| 100TRX | 0.046733BNB (BSC) |
| 250TRX | 0.116832BNB (BSC) |
| 1,000TRX | 0.467327BNB (BSC) |
| 2,500TRX | 1.1683BNB (BSC) |
| 25,000TRX | 11.6832BNB (BSC) |
At market prices of $0.317577 per TRX and $679.5600 per BNB (BSC) (11 Nov 2026), 1,000 TRX is worth about 0.467327 BNB (BSC).
Convert BNB (BSC) to Tron
| BNB (BSC) | TRX at market price |
|---|---|
| 0.05BNB (BSC) | 106.9914TRX |
| 0.1BNB (BSC) | 213.9828TRX |
| 0.5BNB (BSC) | 1,069.91TRX |
| 1BNB (BSC) | 2,139.83TRX |
| 5BNB (BSC) | 10,699.14TRX |
| 10BNB (BSC) | 21,398.28TRX |
Going the other way, 1 BNB (BSC) is worth about 2,139.83 TRX at the same prices.
How to Exchange Tron to BNB
Select TRX and BNB
Pick TRX in “You send” and BNB in “You get”, then enter the amount.
Enter BNB Address
Paste the BNB Smart Chain address that should receive the BNB. Then enter the Tron address you send TRX from; a refund, if ever needed, goes there.
Send Tron
Send exactly the amount shown from your own Tron wallet to the one-time deposit address.
Receive BNB
Your BNB arrives on BNB Smart Chain. Follow each step on the status page with your swap ID.