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Frequently asked questions about TED Protocol.

General

TED Protocol is a cross-chain stablecoin FX swap protocol. It enables fast, low-cost conversions between stablecoins across multiple blockchains with ultra-low slippage.
No. TED Protocol is fully non-custodial. You sign all transactions from your own wallet, and the protocol never holds your funds.
TED Protocol supports any EVM-compatible wallet including MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow, and many others.
No. There’s no registration, no KYC, no account creation. Simply connect your wallet and start swapping.

Swaps

TED Protocol supports stablecoins pegged to major currencies: USD (USDT, USDC, USDS, USDe), EUR (EURC), and JPY (JPYC). KRW stablecoins are coming soon.
Slippage is the difference between the expected price and the actual execution price. TED Protocol’s multi-DEX aggregation minimizes slippage by finding the best rates across multiple liquidity sources.
TED Protocol uses multi-DEX aggregation across 5+ exchanges, intelligent route splitting, and stablecoin-optimized pools like Curve. For stablecoin pairs, slippage is typically less than 0.05%.
If a swap fails, your tokens are returned to your wallet (minus gas fees). Common failure reasons include slippage tolerance set too low, transaction expiration, or insufficient gas.
Same-chain swaps typically complete in 15-60 seconds. Cross-chain swaps take 1-5 minutes depending on the bridge and network conditions.

Cross-Chain

Your tokens are swapped on the source chain, then the bridge transfers tokens to the destination chain, followed by a final swap if needed, and you receive tokens in your wallet. This all happens in one transaction from your perspective.
Circle CCTP handles USDC transfers with Circle attestation. LayerZero handles USDT and TEDP with DVN consensus. Wormhole handles general tokens with its guardian network.
Wait 15 minutes first, as bridges can be slow. Check the bridge explorer (LayerZero Scan or Wormhole Scan). Use the retry option in the TED Protocol UI. Contact support if still unresolved. Your funds are safe during delays.
Once initiated, cross-chain transfers cannot be cancelled. The transfer will complete once the bridge processes it.

Fees

The protocol fee is 0.1% of the swap amount. Gas fees vary by network. Bridge fees for cross-chain transfers are approximately $0.02-0.15.
Non-custodial design eliminates custody costs, efficient smart contracts minimize gas usage, an L2-first approach reduces fees, and stablecoin focus enables simpler logic.
No. All fees are displayed before you confirm a transaction.

TEDP Token

TEDP is TED Protocol’s native governance and utility token. It serves multiple functions within the protocol ecosystem including governance voting, staking for revenue share, and fee discounts.
On testnet, claim from the faucet. On mainnet, TEDP will be available through DEX trading, liquidity mining, and airdrops.
TEDP has four main utilities: Governance lets you vote on protocol parameters, supported chains, and fee structures. Staking earns you a share of protocol revenue (50% of fees go to stakers, with 8-15% expected APY). Fee Discounts reduce your swap fees based on holdings—1,000+ TEDP gets 10% off, 10,000+ gets 25% off, and 100,000+ gets 50% off.* Cross-Chain Transfers are seamless via LayerZero OFT standard.*Fee discounts are on our future roadmap.
Yes. TEDP uses the LayerZero OFT standard, meaning you can transfer it across any supported chain without bridges or wrapped versions.

Networks

TED Protocol is active on Ethereum (L1), Arbitrum (L2), Base (L2), Optimism (L2), Polygon (L2), BNB Chain (L1), and Kaia (L1).
Most wallets auto-detect networks. If needed, find network details in Supported Networks.
For lowest fees, use Base, Arbitrum, or Kaia. For highest liquidity, use Ethereum or Arbitrum. For fastest transactions, use Base or Kaia.

Security

Security audits are scheduled. See Audits for current status.
TED Protocol has emergency pause functionality. If an issue is detected, the protocol can be paused immediately, users can still withdraw funds, a fix is deployed and audited, then the protocol resumes.
Email [email protected] with a detailed description, steps to reproduce, and potential impact. Bug bounty rewards go up to $100,000 for critical issues.

Troubleshooting

Check network congestion, verify gas price is sufficient, wait for network confirmation, or speed up/cancel in your wallet if stuck.
Wait for transaction confirmation, add the token to your wallet if it’s custom, check the correct network is selected, and verify the transaction on a block explorer.
Check your internet connection, try refreshing the page, clear browser cache, try a different browser, or check the TED Protocol status page.
Ensure your wallet is unlocked, check you’re on a supported network, try disconnecting and reconnecting, or try a different wallet.

Support

Discord is best for general questions. X is best for announcements. Email is best for security issues. GitHub is best for bug reports.
This documentation covers the full protocol. Join the community on Discord for discussions.