Funding Your Wallet
In our previous section you got your wallet set up and linked it to the Telos EVM. In this section we are going to discuss how to obtain TLOS tokens.
The TLOS token is both the governance and resource token of the Telos network and is used for paying gas fees, voting on network wide governance ballots, and managing transaction quota.
TLOS for Testnet
You can use the Testnet Faucet to acquire Testnet TLOS. Paste your EVM address and press the SEND TESTNET EVM TLOS button. Once completed, you will receive testnet funds to work with and write data to the blockchain.
TLOS For Mainnet
On Telos.net Via Ramp, Topper, and Simplex
- Go to telos.net/buy
- Choose the network you want to receive TLOS on
- Scroll down and choose one of the on ramping services
- Enter your payment details
- Complete the KYC(Know Your Customer) identity verification
- Receive your TLOS!!
Centralized Exchanges (CEXs)
When withdrawing from an exchange, please check the available options, and withdraw accordingly.
ERC20 $TLOS is on Ethereum and must be bridged to Telos to have it on the Telos chain, we recommend: Metamask withdrawal, bridge to Telos EVM via pNetwork
BEP20 $TLOS is on Binance Smart Chain and must be bridged to Telos to have it on the Telos chain, we recommend: Metamask withdrawal, bridge to Telos EVM via pNetwork
$TLOS Withdrawable To Both The Telos EVM And Telos Zero
Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs)
DEXs on Telos EVM
Cross Chain DEXs
DEXs on Ethereum
DEXs on Bianace Smart Chain
Bridging From Other Chains
TLOS is the native coin of the Telos blockchain (like ETH is for Ethereum, BNB is for Binance Smart Chain). TLOS now exists on three blockchains – Telos, Ethereum and BSC. While TLOS is fundamentally used on the Telos blockchain, it is also added on other blockchains for reasons such as liquidity and exposure. They’re pegged 1:1 which means that 1 TLOS on Telos is the same as 1 TLOS on Ethereum (erc20) and BSC (bep20). You can bridge/transfer TLOS between blockchains as per your convenience and needs.
This article describes the two primary methods used to bridge TLOS.