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  • What are the tokens minted by Unitas?
  • What are the fees for minting and burning
  • What are the supported networks?
  • What wallets are supported by Unitas protocol?
  • Metamask wallet related questions
  • What is a blockchain transaction hash?

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Last updated 1 year ago

What are the tokens minted by Unitas?

  • In the first phase, Unitas will mint the following tokens:

Unitas token
Representation

USD1

represents value peg to 1 USDT

USD91

represents value peg to 1 INR

USD971

represents value peg to 1 AED

USD84

represents value peg to 1 VND

What are the fees for minting and burning

Please refer to

What are the supported networks?

  • Unitas is launched on Ethereum mainnet only

  • L2 and alternate L1s are being considered for future versions

What wallets are supported by Unitas protocol?

Currently we support Metamask and WalletConnect

Metamask wallet related questions

What is a blockchain transaction hash?

  • A blockchain transaction hash (also called a transaction ID) is a unique set of characters assigned to every transaction.

Please refer to

Blockchain explorers like or can be used to review a transaction. The transaction hash is best sent by copying/pasting from your wallet or a block explorer.

here
here
etherscan.io
ethtx.info