Topic: How to run ERC20 wallet on BSC network via Metamask (Tips and Tricks) - page 2. (Read 435 times)

I don't know if other countries will also restrict their citizens from accessing binance exchange even without permission. But let me explain a little about why Indonesian users should use vpn to access binance.

The main reason Binance can't be accessed without a VPN in Indonesian jurisdiction is because Binance does not have a license from the Indonesian government to run a trading broker. Binance does not have an office in Indonesia and they are also not registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Agency (Bappepti) which is under the Auspice of the Minister of Finance Repulik Indonesia. Even though Binance already has regulation outside the jurisdiction of Indonesia, the government still requires them to have a business license from Bappepti. Without permission, the government would block domain Binance and other futures trading broker so Indonesian couldn't use them without the help of a VPN. But Indonesian trader and investor can still use the binance exchange application on the playstore and so far in my opinion it has not been blocked.

OP, although I haven't used the BSC at this time but this guide is necessary for all those who don't know how it works and I think there is no rating limit for it. Apart from that, Binance Academy has also made it easy for those who are still confused about how to use it properly.

Vey helpful indeed, if there are more updates kindly share it here.

This thread is very beneficial especially for those people who are not tied to this kind of information, it's adding knowledge and
enhancing your chances  when you need to work with this two well known chain that's very common for most token holders.
Keep it Up!

Same, I also use the Trustwallet application on my device to be able to use a wallet that runs on the Binance Smart Chain, but with a very simple tutorial like this, I have been able to delete the Trustwallet application that I used before to save more space on my device's memory. because the tutorial provided by the OP is quite run on the browser that we use everyday, so obviously this is very helpful for everyone, and thank you for the OP who has wanted to share new knowledge here.

For sending ETH from the BSC network I have never tried it, but you have to understand first and sort it out because one wallet can be on several networks via Metamask, so if you want to send something, make sure the token is on what network first, so that it can be easier upon delivery.

Thank you for this extraordinary response because I am a person who likes to share new knowledge even though some people already know it beforehand.

We'll wait for those new learnings that you'll share after those experienced people have shared the answers with you. Keep it up mate, you're doing a great job on this.
And you keep making if there are other updates for the same wallet or any update about this topic.

so when I want to send my ETH from the BSC network, will it still be sent?
or will my ETH automatically convert to the BSC network? so that later I will send my ETH in the form of BETH coins?
sorry before, I haven't tried it for using metamask on the BSC network. this thread helped me a lot.

The explanation is very complete, and in my previous comment I only give an answer that ETH can be sent to another ETH address by replacing the BSC network to ETH via Metamask, and maybe because my explanation is still incomplete so it is still difficult to understand what I explained that. Have a nice day Bro.

you cannot send ETH on BSC network, you can send BETH for example
regarding fees, that are paid in BNB on BSC network, so that could be an issue that people are facing when trying to send something on BSC

ETH is ETHER currency on Ethereum blockchain, on Binance Smart Chain is some other wrapped issuance of ETH, as far as i know there are BETH and renETH, maybe there are some others, keep in mind that metamask is multi-network wallet, and you can connect to BSC or Ethereum network, which will show your balance on respective chain

Yes, I also recently learned about this and for now I am also asking a few other questions from some people who are more experienced in this matter, if there is something new later, I will also provide it here.

That's fine, let's just wait and maybe someone will finally come and give that idea that it's also working for other wallets that supports these two chains.

Have you tried it? he said that he has never tried it on trust wallet, maybe you can try that and see if that works.

Thank you for your advice and now I have changed the title of this topic to make it easier for everyone who needs it to find.

For ETH delivery from the BSC network I have never tried it myself, and I will soon try it with several other tokens too, and if I get new knowledge, I will share it here too.

For other wallets, I have never tried it myself except through the Trustwallet application on a smartphone that I have used before.

VPN is only used temporarily for those who live in Indonesia, but it probably won't apply to other countries, and I personally also don't know the extent of this limitation.

That helps a lot. This actually not for the newbie but also those who are not, BSC is quite new so it possible that not all of us are aware of this.
Why have to use VPN? Will that restriction has sometimes applied to other countries?

And this one also.
Most probably some users are using Binance exchange to access their BSC wallet address and this guide, it made easier for them to understand.

Thank you for your explanation. But the most practical way to do this is a trust wallet. By saying that I already have a wallet from the wallet addition option, when you select the bsc network, the necessary key is entered, and it is imported immediately.

Thanks for this tutorial. This isn't just helpful for the newbies but also for the old timers who are still not aware of this. I hope that someone creates another tutorial for another wallet since this is for Metamask. Are there other wallets where this can be done?

Thanks for the answers and also please let us know how to use the fee when sending ETH on BSC network because on Reddit people facing insufficient balance problem when they try to send it over BSC.

It seems to me that you should change the name of the topic to a more specific one. All the same, you show people exactly how they can use the BSC network through metamask, which means that if someone wants to find your topic through a Google search engine or a forum, he will not be able to do it, or will face significant difficulties in the search process.

Thanks you. Personally, I already owned this information, as it is easily found on Google. However, for those new to the forum, this will become an additional navigation window. After all, they will be able to transfer information further by providing a link to this topic. It's amazing how Binance turned the rules of the game in its favor, and BNB, meanwhile, $ 400.

Very good question, and the answer is "Yes you can", because an Ethereum wallet that is already on two different networks can always be used at any time according to your needs, and if you want to send Ethereum from that wallet to another wallet, then you are just choose the Ethereum Mainnet, meaning you only change the network path without having to create a new one again because the basics already exist.

Binance Smart chain belongs to Binance so let's get started with Binance Academy and some guides

How to Get Started with Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
Connecting MetaMask to Binance Smart Chain
Some people will confuse with same addresses for ERC-20 and BSC chains. Those articles can help them understand it better and be able to set up Metamask for their browser to use BSC.

Very useful topic, especially for newbie. Even though some of the users here already understand how to import their wallets, but very many of our friends are still confused about importing their Ethereum wallets to the Binance Smart Chain network. Moreover, recently there has been many new projects using the Binance Smart Chain network, on the grounds that BSC transaction fees are cheaper than the Ethereum platform.