FAQ

Does UTS charge any fees?

No, the only fees charged from users are paid to cover crosschain messaging costs and transaction execution on destination chain.

What if I connect existing tokens and then try to perform bridge without enough liquidity on Connector?

If you try to bridge tokens through Entangle UTS portal, it won't allow you to do so. But it is possible to perform it directly onchain. That's why we carefully warn you to supply Connector with liquidity after deployment. Always check Connector token balance when bridging to token original chains.

I've completed deployment, but can't see my token in bridge.

Please, double check the cluster deployment status on Station page in Universal Token Activity section. It should have successful status on all chains. Also make shure you are pasting the right token/connector address in bridge.

I want to deploy my token on several chains. Do I need to have all the native tokens to do so?

No, you don't. Total deployment cost is automatically calculated on setup network step. You will pay once in native currency of connected blockchain. Make sure you have enough native tokens for deployment.

How to decide, which bridging mechanc is better: Mint & Burn or Lock & Unlock?

• Mint & Burn: Best suited for tokens with an elastic total supply. In this mechanism, tokens are burned on the source chain and minted on the destination chain during bridging operations. This allows for flexibility in total supply but can raise concerns regarding liquidity and price stability.

• Lock & Unlock: Ideal for tokens with a constant total supply. This mechanism locks the existing supply in the UTS Connector upon deployment, preventing any changes to the total supply. This design choice helps avoid triggering alerts on DEX screeners, which often flag tokens with dynamic supply changes.

How to split the total supply of new token?

When deploying a new token, you may be unsure how to allocate the total supply across different chains. One option is to choose the "split evenly" feature, which ensures that each chain receives an equal amount of tokens initially.

However, if you have a preferred chain where you, for example, aim to establish a deep liquidity pool on a DEX, consider allocating a larger portion of the total supply to that chain. This approach can help you avoid additional bridging operations after deployment.