King of Games and Dex
is a leading technological company in the industries of Finance, Crypto and Decentralized and Centralized Exchange
The cold wallet consists of 5 types of reward tokens on the BNB chain (BEP20), including BNB, USDT, KUSD, KGD, and KNB. The wallet can exchange various reward tokens on the BEP20 chain within the project or between the cold wallets of this project and another project on the same BNB chain. However, there is a gas fee on the BNB chain (calculated in BNB), so there needs to be a BNB balance to deduct for the gas fee during the exchange.
BNB token: Primarily used to pay gas fees on the BNB chain (BEP20) when exchanging reward tokens between wallets on the chain or when utilizing the token exchange feature between cold and hot wallets within the Wallet transfers function.
USDT token: A reward token on the BNB chain (BEP20), used as an intermediary token within the system on the BNB chain.
KUSD token: Similar to USDT, but guaranteed by the corresponding value according to the Bank, circulating within the project, used for participating in events on Launchpad (Coinlaunch), future exchange function (coming soon), and Socialfi media of the project (coming soon).
KGD token: Corresponds to a portion of project ownership, serving as the project's governance token, used throughout the project to participate in all associated activities.
KNB token: A reward token exclusively used within the project's gamefi, participating in activities within the games.
The Deposit function has an address on the BNB chain (BEP20), used to receive reward tokens from other wallets on the chain. It can utilize the QR code scanning function or copy the cold wallet address. Receiving reward tokens incurs no additional fees.
The withdraw function is used to transfer reward tokens to another wallet on the same BNB chain (BEP20), with options including BNB, USDT, KUSD, KGD, and KNB tokens. Note that transferring reward tokens on the BNB chain incurs gas fees depending on the type, which are noted in the transaction. The recipient's wallet address must be accurate; if sent to the wrong address, the tokens cannot be recovered, and the user is responsible. Therefore, it's essential to verify the wallet address carefully before completing the transfer. The "Note" function is used to add special notes for the recipient. Security verification is required during the transfer through a security code sent to the registered email and a security code from Google Authenticator.