VoteDesk is a non-custodial browser desk for TRON Mainnet that ranks Super Representatives, casts TRON Power votes, and claims accrued TRX voting rewards using wallet-signed transactions.
What is VoteDesk?
VoteDesk is a web tool for TRON that combines three jobs on one page: browsing the Super Representative leaderboard, casting votes with TRON Power, and withdrawing accrued voting rewards in TRX. You connect a TRON wallet or paste a read-only address as input; the desk reads SR ranks and vote data from TronScan and account status from TronGrid, then hands each transaction to your wallet for signing. It is built for the vote-claim-check loop rather than general token transfers, runs on TRON Mainnet only, and states plainly that it never holds funds and never asks for seed phrases. Wallet connection uses a Reown-style connect modal that links to Trust Wallet terms of service and privacy notice.
Key Features
- Live Super Representative leaderboard — ranks block producers by votes with cast votes, vote share, brokerage, and an APR estimate pulled from TronScan, paginated over the top 27 with ranks 28 to 127 shown as SR Partners.
- Vote tab — choose an SR or SR Partner from the ranked list, enter the amount of TRON Power to cast, and sign in your wallet; vote changes apply from the next maintenance cycle, commonly 6 hours on Mainnet.
- Claim tab — reports total unclaimed TRX as an on-chain balance once connected, plus a per-SR reward breakdown, last claim time, next claim window, and per-SR brokerage; claiming signs a
withdrawbalancetransaction to your spendable balance. - Read-only Status tab — paste any TRON address to see votes, TRON Power (TP), Bandwidth, Energy, and frozen or staked TRX, along with recent on-chain events listed by transaction hash, time, and type.
- Wallet-signed transactions only — seed phrases stay in the wallet, the desk never holds keys or funds, and support is Telegram-only through @unstakedesk_support with an explicit warning against sharing keys in chat.
- Guides and glossary library — walkthroughs for voting on TRON, voting through TronLink, claiming voting rewards, and choosing an SR, plus glossary entries for Super Representative and voting power (TP) and a troubleshooting page for failed claims.
- Dual live data sources — SR ranks come from TronScan and account status from TronGrid, so the two views refresh from separate on-chain feeds.
Who should use VoteDesk?
TRON holders with staked TRX: anyone who has frozen TRX for TRON Power and needs to pick an SR, compare brokerage and vote share, and cast that power in one signed transaction.
Voters sitting on unclaimed rewards: users whose TRX has been accruing across one or more voted SRs and who want the per-SR breakdown before signing a withdrawal.
Address auditors: anyone who wants to check which SRs an address voted for, how much frozen or staked TRX it holds, or whether recent vote and claim transactions landed, without connecting a wallet.
New TRON voters following a guide: people who need the step order (stake, vote, claim) explained before they commit TRON Power.
What can you do with VoteDesk?
Compare candidates before voting: scan the ranked table for votes, share, brokerage, and APR, then open the Vote tab and cast TRON Power to the SR or SR Partner you picked.
Withdraw accrued voting rewards: open the Claim tab, review the on-chain unclaimed TRX total and the per-SR split (for example Poloniex at 74.20 TRX and TRONALLIANCE at 54.44 TRX in the site's preview), then sign the withdrawal.
Audit an address read-only: paste a TRON address into Status to see votes, TP, Energy, Bandwidth, frozen stake, and a timeline of recent on-chain events without giving the site any signing ability.
How does VoteDesk work?
- Have TRON Power — TP comes from staked TRX; without it there are no votes, so staking happens first in TronLink or another wallet.
- Vote for an SR — compare brokerage and votes on the leaderboard, pick an SR or SR Partner, and sign the vote; it takes effect from the next maintenance cycle.
- Claim rewards — rewards accrue on-chain and stay unwithdrawn until you sign the claim, which is why the desk separates accrual from withdrawal.
FAQ
Is VoteDesk custodial?
No. VoteDesk is non-custodial: it never holds funds, never asks for seed phrases, and status checks are read-only. Every vote and reward withdrawal is signed inside your own wallet, and the site's support channel warns against sharing keys in chat.
How do I vote for a Super Representative?
Open the Vote tab, pick an SR or SR Partner, enter the amount of TRON Power to cast, and sign in your wallet. Vote changes apply from the next maintenance cycle, which the site notes is commonly 6 hours on TRON Mainnet.
What is brokerage and why does it matter?
Brokerage is the cut an SR or SR Partner keeps before voters are paid; the protocol default is often cited as 20 percent, and each candidate can set its own rate. Lower brokerage usually means a larger voter share, but VoteDesk notes it is still not a guaranteed APR.
What is the difference between SRs and SR Partners?
The top 27 Super Representatives produce blocks, while ranks 28 to 127 are SR Partners. Partners share in the voting-reward pool but do not produce blocks, so they can still be voted for and still pay rewards.
Do I need Energy or Bandwidth to vote or claim?
Yes. Every signed transaction consumes network resources, so the site advises checking the Status tab for your Energy and Bandwidth balances before voting or claiming, since a signed transaction needs those resources to go through.
