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  1. FUNDAMENTALS

ZENF Token

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Zenland Fee (ZENF) is an ERC-20 utility token primarily used to pay the for using the escrow and marketplace services on the Zenland platform. Part of the ZENF tokens returned in service fees will be burned to increase the value of tokens by decreasing their number in circulation.

In addition to its use as a payment along with other major altcoins, ZENF tokens are used to reward early adopters and Zenland community members. Standard token benefits include early access to new smart contracts, participation in liquidity pools and stakings, launchpad sales, etc.

Finally, to reward ZENF token holders, a snapshot taken at the time of the Zenland governance token mint will reserve such holders priority access to its DAO TGE.

Important!

As of now, the use of the ZENF token is incentivized by the 50% bonus credited to the user’s internal balance. This allows anyone to try the escrow tool for free.

For more information about the token and its distribution see . For more on how to use the ZENF token to pay the service fee refer to .

Bridge ZENF Tokens

The ZENF token is initially minted on the Ethereum blockchain, from where it can be bridged to five different blockchains. Below are the contract addresses for ZENF on each respective blockchain:

To facilitate the bridging of ZENF tokens across these blockchains, utilize the following platforms:

Ethereum:

Binance Smart Chain (BSC):

Arbitrum One:

Polygon:

Gnosis:

ZENF between Ethereum and BSC (and vice versa)

ZENF between Ethereum and Arbitrum One (and vice versa)

ZENF between Ethereum and Polygon (and vice versa)

ZENF between Ethereum and Gnosis (and vice versa)

0xE9b7B5D5e8d2BCC78884F9F9099bfA42A9e5c1A5
0x382EC3F9F2E79b03abF0127f3Aa985B148cEf6d7
0xa6099B214E8D069911702BC92Ef274f63C476c5a
0x3A79241a92a4F06952107308057da1991792D372
0x07279343ce61c11cb091142c8a20a1f8194d0ca8
https://www.portalbridge.com/
https://bridge.arbitrum.io/
https://wallet.polygon.technology/polygon/bridge/deposit
https://omni.gnosischain.com/bridge
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