Guide to Money On Chain
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  • About Money On Chain
  • Getting started
    • What do I need to know first
    • Wallets available
      • Mobile wallet
        • Rabby
        • SafePal
        • Beexo
        • Exodus
        • UniFi
        • Metamask
      • Web3 wallet
        • Metamask
        • Rabby
        • Unifi
        • SafePal
        • Exodus
      • Hardware wallet setup
        • Ledger
          • Installing Ledger Live
          • Configuring the wallet
          • Installing applications
          • Logging in to the platform
        • Trezor
          • Installing Trezor Suite
          • Configuring the wallet
          • Logging in to the platform
    • Getting rBTC for network fees
      • Getting rBTC with Boltz
      • Getting rBTC and back to BTC with FastBTC
      • Getting rBTC with LNp2pbot
      • Getting rBTC with the 2WayPeg
        • Using the app
          • BTC to RBTC
          • RBTC to BTC
        • Using Electrum and MyCrypto
  • Using Money On Chain
    • How to access the platform
    • How to get tokens
      • How to mint BPro
      • How to mint DoC
      • How to get MOC and DOC tokens
        • Symbiosis
        • OKU Trade
        • Stargate
        • Rubic
        • OpenOcean
        • Sushi Swap
        • Balmy
        • UniFi
        • Sovryn
        • TEX
      • How to claim MoC Tokens from Liquidity Mining
      • How to sell BPro in the TEX
    • How to stake MOC tokens
      • Staking with MOC Manager
      • Staking with the dApp
      • Staking with MOC Tools
    • How to vote in MOC governance
      • With MOC Manager
      • With MOC Tools
    • How to get yield
      • Tropykus
      • Sovryn
  • Going deeper
    • Video Resources
    • Useful Links
    • Understanding Metrics
    • Using the TestNet
    • Using the TEX
  • Money On Chain Apps
  • Stablecoin Protocol
  • TEX - Decentralized Token Exchange
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Protocol FAQ
    • Fees and Rewards
    • Terms & Conditions
  • Integrators
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  • Receiving tokens from a third party
  • Minting tokens
  • Buying on a secondary market
  1. Using Money On Chain

How to get tokens

What are the ways to get Money On Chain protocol tokens? Below we show you.

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There are different ways to get tokens, both buying and minting them.

The difference between buy/sell and mint/redeem is that when you carry out a buy/sell operation, you do it with another subject, be it a person or an exchange (such as the TEX) and you exchange a token for another that already exists. On the other hand, when you mint/redeem, you do it directly with the smart contract through the or a wallet like Defiant, and you are creating or destroying the token.

Receiving tokens from a third party

As soon as you finished setting up your wallet you can receive Money On Chain's tokens from any user. The only thing you need to do is to share your public key with the other party.

Remember that you should never share your private key or your seed words.

Minting tokens

Minting tokens is like creating the tokens by yourself. In this process you lock rBTC to be able to issue the equivalent in Money On Chain's tokens.

Buying on a secondary market

You can also get tokens in a secondary market (like the TEX) or a swap app (like RSKSwap).

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