TRON has become the most preferred blockchain to conduct stablecoins transactions on Uquid with over 54% involvement by the end of the first six months of the year 2025. Uquid presented this figure in its H1 report, showing how deeply the platform depended on the infrastructure of TRON to facilitate real-world crypto transactions.
Uquid, an app that allows spending crypto funds through gift cards, online shopping, and digital services, explained this choice by the efficiency of the TRON network and affordability for its users.
The amount of stablecoin transactions transacted at TRON is also indicative of a general analogy in the blockchain space. Data by CryptoQuant shows that TRON performs $2.4 million transactions daily. This sustained activity explains why TRON will facilitate high-frequency payment in stablecoins.
TRON Delivers Speed and High Scalability
The capacity to support large amounts of transactions without getting congested is one of the main advantages of TRON. The network supports up to 2,000 transactions per second (TPS), a fact that enables it to support large-scale systems. TRON registered more than 273 million operations alone in May 2025, proving once again its scalability and stable functioning.
Another factor is the speed of transaction. TRON payments are usually confirmed in four seconds, and users could thus make purchases fast. This aspect is of special importance to such sites as Uquid where real-time digital commerce is facilitated, and the delay in transactions matters to the user.
Micro-Payments Achieved at Low-Fees
The cost-efficiency of TRON is also an important factor in its popularization. Mean transaction fees continue to be below 0.50 per week, making the network economically viable even to utilize on smaller and more regular purchases.
This payment scheme is useful when users make top-ups to their gaming wallet, acquire digital gift cards, or purchase inexpensive consumer products. Through low fees, quick finality, and high throughput, TRON has secured a place among blockchains of choice in stablecoin transactions, especially in commercial applications involving the likes of Uquid.
