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This guide is freshly audited against the <a href="https://scan.pulsechain.com/">PulseChain Scan explorer</a> and the <a href="https://pulsechain.com/">official PulseChain docs</a> to keep every address current and trustworthy. Because PLS is the native gas coin of PulseChain—just as ETH is on Ethereum—it lives at the protocol level, so there is no standalone contract address to copy-paste; use WPLS only when an ERC-20 wrapper is required.



Whether you’re adding the network to MetaMask or swapping a bridged asset, always copy the address straight from a verified explorer and double-check it in a second one—start with <a href="http://scan.pulsechain.com">scan.pulsechain.com</a> for the canonical view, then cross-reference with the lightning-fast <a href="http://otter.pulsechain.com">otter.pulsechain.com</a>.



Put bluntly, losing coins to a typo is easier than you think—verify twice, transact once.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">What Is the Contract Address For the PLS token?</h2>



Answer: There isn’t one. 



PLS is the native gas coin on PulseChain, so it lives at the protocol level just like ETH on Ethereum. If your dApp needs an ERC-20, use Wrapped Pulse (WPLS) at 0xA1077a294dDE1B09bB078844df40758a5D0f9a27 (verified on Otter). <a href="https://otter.pulsechain.com/address/0xA1077a294dDE1B09bB078844df40758a5D0f9a27">otter.pulsechain.com</a>.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">How Do I add PulseChain to MetaMask?</h2>



5-step quick add:



<ol class="wp-block-list">
<li>Open MetaMask → Settings ▸ Networks ▸ Add Network.</li>



<li>Network Name: PulseChain</li>



<li>RPC URL: https://rpc.pulsechain.com</li>



<li>Chain ID: 369 | Symbol: PLS</li>



<li>Block Explorer:<a href="https://scan.pulsechain.com">https://scan.pulsechain.com</a>
<ul class="wp-block-list">
<li>Or use the one-click button on <a href="https://chainlist.org/chain/369">ChainList</a>.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ol>



Pro-tip: once connected, review—and if necessary revoke—old token approvals with <a href="https://revoke.cash/learn/wallets/add-network/pulsechain">Revoke.cash</a> to keep your wallet clean



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">What Is the Ticker Symbol for PulseChain?</h2>



The native coin is PLS; the wrapped ERC-20 version is WPLS. Both tickers are listed on major trackers like CoinMarketCap and explorers such as Otter.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Where Do I Find a Token’s Address?</h2>



Always pull the address from a verified block explorer and cross-check it: • Primary:<a href="https://scan.pulsechain.com"> scan.pulsechain.com </a>• Secondary:<a href="https://otter.pulsechain.com"> otter.pulsechain.com</a> — look for the green “Verified” badge next to the contract name.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading tablecontent">Bridge Tokens</h2>



WBTC from Ethereum: 0xb17d901469b9208b17d916112988a3fed19b5ca1



WETH from Ethereum: 0x02dcdd04e3f455d838cd1249292c58f3b79e3c3c



Hex from Ethereum: 0x57fde0a71132198bbec939b98976993d8d89d225



<h2 class="wp-block-heading tablecontent">Decentralized Exchanges</h2>



PulseX: 0x95b303987a60c71504d99aa1b13b4da07b0790ab



Piteas Token: 0x2a06a971fe6ffa002fd242d437e3db2b5cc5b433



9inch: 0x3ca80d83277e721171284667829c686527b8b3c5



EazySwap Token: 0x6cf99baa0a4d079f960216d08cf9a1bc7e4dd37c



<h2 class="wp-block-heading tablecontent">Lending and Yield Bearing</h2>



LOAN Token: 0x9159f1d2a9f51998fc9ab03fbd8f265ab14a1b3b



PulseChain HEX: 0x2b591e99afe9f32eaa6214f7b7629768c40eeb39



EARN Token: 0xb513038bbfdf9d40b676f41606f4f61d4b02c4a2



Icosa: 0xfc4913214444af5c715cc9f7b52655e788a569ed



Incentive Token: 0x2fa878ab3f87cc1c9737fc071108f904c0b0c95d



Maximus Lucky: 0x6b0956258ff7bd7645aa35369b55b61b8e6d6140



Maximus Base: 0xe9f84d418b008888a992ff8c6d22389c2c3504e0



Phame: 0x8854bc985fb5725f872c8856bea11b917caeb2fe



Phiat: 0x96e035ae0905efac8f733f133462f971cfa45db1



Phux: 0x9663c2d75ffd5f4017310405fce61720af45b829



TIME: 0xca35638a3fddd02fec597d8c1681198c06b23f58



UPx: 0x664e58570e5835b99d281f12dd14d350315d7e2a



Watt: 0xdfdc2836fd2e63bba9f0ee07901ad465bff4de71



<h2 class="wp-block-heading tablecontent">Stablecoins</h2>



USDL: 0x0deed1486bc52aa0d3e6f8849cec5add6598a162



CST: 0x600136da8cc6d1ea07449514604dc4ab7098db82



USDT Tether from Ethereum: 0x0cb6f5a34ad42ec934882a05265a7d5f59b51a2f



USDC from Ethereum: 0x15d38573d2feeb82e7ad5187ab8c1d52810b1f07



DAI from Ethereum: 0xefd766ccb38eaf1dfd701853bfce31359239f305



PXDC: 0xeb6b7932da20c6d7b3a899d5887d86dfb09a6408



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Memecoins</h2>



Hex Orange Address: 0x7901a3569679aec3501dbec59399f327854a70fe



Love: 0xb55ee890426341fe45ee6dc788d2d93d25b59063



Pepe: 0xfef53cff431277451a4a4878505fb29e5e907989



H20: 0xc589905ef2c8892af8ecef36b1190cd0141e3199



Big Bonus Coin: 0x8b4cfb020af9acad95ad80020ce8f67fbb2c700e



Teddy Bear: 0xd6c31bA0754C4383A41c0e9DF042C62b5e918f6d

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