Verify the block-signing identity of a TRON Super Representative
A Super Representative can use separate credentials for block production and account management. A key capable of routine account transfers can still be the wrong key for the production node.
Compare the node’s public signer with the witness permission
Read the SR account’s on-chain permissions and locate witness_permission. It uses one key for authorizing block signatures. Derive or inspect the public address of the node’s configured block signer locally and compare it with the recorded witness key, keeping private material outside diagnostics.
Owner permission account administration
Witness permission SR block signing
Active permission permitted transaction contract types
Verify the first scheduled production after a rotation
After a confirmed permission update, observe the next assigned slot and correlate produced blocks with the intended SR and signer. If ordinary payments still succeed while production fails, inspect witness authorization and node configuration independently of active-key thresholds. When preparing an account permission replacement, retain the required owner and active permissions as well.