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# Delegate Tron for Resources
Delegate Tron for resources including Bandwidth and Energy
**Vaults** supports staking Tron asset (TRX) for resources including **Bandwidth** and **Energy**. **Bandwidth** defines the size of the transaction cost in bytes and the **Energy** defines the computing resources required to execute a smart contract on the TRON Virtual Machine (TVM). The Energy acts as the fees for processing the computation on the Tron network. It helps users to efficiently manage resources when processing transactions by staking **Tron** to obtain **Bandwidth** and **Energy**. They can further delegate a staked **Tron** resource to another wallet within **Vaults**, thus optimizing resource allocation at lower transaction fees. A staked Tron wallet is allocated a free bandwidth of 600 units daily.
Each Tron wallet on **Vaults** shows the total **Energy** and **Bandwidth** allocated for it in the [wallet header](https://docs.lmnl.app/docs/wallet-details#header). You can sync the resources available for the wallet every 120 seconds by clicking on the **Sync** button.
# Delegating Resources
You can choose to delegate **Bandwidth** for native TRX transfers and Energy for USDT transfers. You can initiate delegation to a whitelisted destination address only. The maximum available amount you are allowed to delegate is shown in the maximum balance field when delegating. The total balance of resource delegation does not include resources delegated to the respective wallet by others wallets.
Delegating resource is available when:
* You initiate a staking request for a **Tron** asset. Refer to the [Stake Tron Assets guide](https://docs.lmnl.app/v2/docs/tron#stake-tron-asset) to learn more.
* Using the **Delegate** button for a staked wallet where delegation is not yet configured. You can find the **Resource Delegation** popup on **Vaults** from:
1. Navigate to your **Vaults** [account](https://vaults.lmnl.app/).
2. The **Resource Delegation** popup is available on **Vaults** either from:
1. **Wallet Details** > **Delegate** of the respective Tron wallet, or
2. **Staking** > **Delegate** for the respective wallet.
# Prerequisites
The wallet must be an active **Tron** staking wallet.
# Steps to delegate resources to other wallets
**Tron** blockchain uses bandwidth and energy resources for transactions instead of fixed **Gas Fees**. Hence, once the **Tron** asset is staked, it delegates the resources to the wallet address you are staking. You can delegate resources when you stake a Tron asset or click the **Delegate** button available next to an active staking wallet, or in the wallet details page.
## Initiate Tron Delegation Request
1. Click **Delegate** next to the Tron asset wallet to initiate the delegation request.
2. Select the resource to delegate, i.e., either **Bandwidth** or **Energy**.
3. Enter the delegation amount.
4. Select the destination address from the list of whitelisted addresses.
5. Click **Initiate Delegation**.
6. Enter the required 2FA code and **Continue**.
7. You have successfully initiated a Tron delegation request. Click **Okay** to confirm.
Once you have approved and signed the delegation transaction request, the respective **Tron** wallet resources are updated. Refer to the steps mentioned [here](https://docs.lmnl.app/v2/docs/tron#delegate-tron-asset) to approve and sign the request.
# Resources
The **Resources** tab within the **Wallet Details** page of your **Tron** staked wallet includes a comprehensive list of all delegated resources.
* **Filter overview:** You can further filter the overview based on Source and Resource type.
* **Search transaction**: You can search for a delegated transaction using the search bar.
It provides an overview of the following details:
| Field | Description |
| :--------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Resource Type | The type of resource delegated, i.e., Bandwidth or Energy. |
| Source | From where the delegation is initiated. It can be either via staking or when delegated by others. |
| Resource Amount | The amount in TRX delegated. |
| Transaction Hash | Unique ID of the blockchain transaction. |
| From | Sender name and wallet address. |
| To | Receiver name and wallet address. |
| Time | When the transaction transpired. |
