How to Transfer FIL Tokens from Mainnet to FEVM Chain

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Purchasing FIL Tokens on Binance

FIL tokens purchased on Binance currently support mainnet tokens. To migrate them to the FEVM chain, follow these steps:

Instant Swap Method:

  1. Visit the Binance website, select Trade from the top-left menu, then choose Convert.
  2. In the conversion interface, enter the token amount and click Preview Conversion.
  3. Review the exchange rate and fees, then confirm the swap (market orders have an 8-second time limit).

Creating a FIL Mainnet Wallet

  1. Go to GLIF Wallet and click Connect Wallet.
  2. Select Burner Wallet and create a new wallet.
  3. Securely backup the 24-word mnemonic phrase provided.
  4. Complete the phrase verification—the f1 address generated is your FIL mainnet wallet for Binance withdrawals.

Withdrawing FIL to Your Wallet

Key factors for withdrawal:

After entering details, click Withdraw and await processing (timing varies by exchange).

Transferring FIL to FEVM Chain

  1. Once FIL is received, select Send FIL from your wallet.
  2. Enter the 0x FEVM wallet address (auto-converted to f4 format).
  3. Specify the transfer amount (whole numbers only).

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  1. Confirm the recipient's network in TokenPocket:

    • Open the wallet, click Receive, and check the network displayed.
  2. After sending, track the transaction via the provided hash (typically completes within 2 minutes).

FAQs

Q: Why must I use whole numbers for FEVM transfers?
A: The FEVM chain currently processes only integer values to prevent fractional errors.

Q: How long do Binance withdrawals take?
A: Processing times depend on exchange congestion—usually minutes, but contact support if delayed.

Q: Is the Burner Wallet safe for FIL storage?
A: While convenient for transfers, consider a hardware wallet for long-term holdings.

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Pro Tip: Always double-check addresses and networks before confirming transactions to avoid irreversible errors.