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Swap Chainlink (LINK) Without KYC
Chainlink (LINK) is the token of the Chainlink oracle network, which delivers off-chain data such as prices to smart contracts. Node operators are paid in LINK, and LINK can be staked to help secure some Chainlink services. The total supply is 1 billion tokens.
LINK was issued on Ethereum as an ERC-677 token, which is compatible with ERC-20. Bridged versions also exist on BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon and other networks, but those are separate deposits. On this site, LINK routes use LINK on Ethereum, so send it from an Ethereum address and paste an Ethereum address when you receive it.
Because LINK is a token, every transfer pays gas in ETH. A wallet with LINK and no ETH cannot send the deposit, so top up a little ETH first. Gas is charged per transaction regardless of how much LINK you move, which makes very small LINK swaps expensive during busy periods. Check the current gas price before sending.
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