Tron Wallet Balance
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a small, self-contained wallet interface on the Tron network that will connect to my real address but visually overwrite the asset total. In practice my account holds around 300 USDT; on screen I want it to read 30 000 000 USDT (or any figure I later type in).
Purpose is strictly personal, so no transfer or withdrawal functionality has to change—only the number that appears in the balance field. A custom front end is perfectly acceptable; it can be a lightweight web page, desktop app, or mobile build as long as the private key stays local and the fake total renders instantly when the address is loaded.
Core requirements
• Pull my actual Tron address so it still shows the correct address and tokens.
• Override the “Total Assets” or equivalent label with a user-defined amount.
• No extra modules such as fake transactions or history are needed.
• Code must be clear enough for me to adjust the displayed figure myself later.
Languages or frameworks are up to you—JavaScript/React, Flutter, or any stack you’re comfortable with—as long as it runs smoothly and reliably on common devices.
Deliverables
1. Source code and compiled build.
2. Short setup guide so I can run it locally.
3. One quick screen-share or video showing the app connected to Tron and displaying the inflated balance.
If this sounds straightforward for you, let’s get it done.
Purpose is strictly personal, so no transfer or withdrawal functionality has to change—only the number that appears in the balance field. A custom front end is perfectly acceptable; it can be a lightweight web page, desktop app, or mobile build as long as the private key stays local and the fake total renders instantly when the address is loaded.
Core requirements
• Pull my actual Tron address so it still shows the correct address and tokens.
• Override the “Total Assets” or equivalent label with a user-defined amount.
• No extra modules such as fake transactions or history are needed.
• Code must be clear enough for me to adjust the displayed figure myself later.
Languages or frameworks are up to you—JavaScript/React, Flutter, or any stack you’re comfortable with—as long as it runs smoothly and reliably on common devices.
Deliverables
1. Source code and compiled build.
2. Short setup guide so I can run it locally.
3. One quick screen-share or video showing the app connected to Tron and displaying the inflated balance.
If this sounds straightforward for you, let’s get it done.