Optimizing B2B Acquiring
Robert Novak
18.12.2025
SEE YOU SYNC: Optimizing B2B Acquiring in TRON
The SEE YOU SYNC conference, held on October 19, served as an excellent platform for sharing experience not only on infrastructure but also on financial trends. This advanced meetup allowed guests to connect with truly significant players in the financial sector. Beyond the topic of B2B acquiring, participants at SYS discussed pressing issues of cybersecurity, cloud solution implementation, and AI integration into corporate systems in a friendly setting. Sometimes it's genuinely important to step away from the market and network outside your immediate field at a truly well-organized conference. Keeply supported the event and became one of the partners of SYS.

At the conference, Keeply presented B2B acquiring tools using the TRON network as an example. However, conversations with guests broadened the topic and took almost twice as much time as the presentation itself. For several years now, Keeply has been helping crypto-related businesses improve their financial models, make their offerings more competitive, and strengthen audience loyalty.
Financial Realities of Crypto Processing
Most professionals who work with thousands of USDT transactions daily are aware of resource consumption (Energy and Bandwidth) in TRON. However, it's a different matter entirely to see how high fees impact a financial model.

In their presentation, Keeply demonstrated a case study of a typical payment system processing thousands of USDT withdrawals daily:
  Service revenue per transaction: 3 USDT.
  Fee taken by the network (via TRX burning): ~2.21 USDT.
  Service's actual profit: ~0.79 USDT.

This is a scenario where a business loses nearly 75% of its revenue to network costs. With such metrics, a project becomes highly vulnerable and its scaling potential is severely limited.
A Rational Approach to Resources
B2B projects have two main paths to ensure fee-less (in terms of TRX) transactions using accumulated energy:
Staking (Freezing). To obtain enough energy for just one transaction, a significant amount must be frozen—approximately ~$2000. This method is unsuitable for major players, as it would require locking up millions of dollars in capital.

  • Energy Renting. This is the most capital-efficient method. It allows businesses to avoid freezing their own capital by paying a fixed minimum fee to rent the necessary energy volume from a third-party provider. This resource is delegated to their wallet, consumed during the transfer, while their TRX remains untouched.

  • With Keeply, this process is automated for the B2B sector. The service's tools can reduce transaction costs (TRX / USDT TRC-20) by up to 72%. This is achieved through the automated use of rented energy. Developers, exchanges, and processing centers integrate the Keeply API directly into their product for instant and uninterrupted access to optimized transactions. Go to our bot for a personalized calculation and individual terms—we'll explain and show you everything!
Keeply Tips Before Setting Up Data Processing:
  • Assess the cost of capital lockup (opportunity cost): Before staking significant amounts of TRX, compare the potential yield you're forfeiting by taking these funds out of circulation with the actual savings on fees.

  • Utilize programmatic monitoring: Implement API solutions that track optimal prices for network resources in real-time. A transaction via a smart contract using prepaid energy is always more profitable than the network's automatic TRX burning.

  • Consider the time factor: When choosing a method for obtaining energy, always evaluate how critical access to your assets is. In B2B processes where speed and fund availability are paramount, freezing assets is less preferable.
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