Getting Started With

The world's fastest Ethereum Virtual Machine. Learn more about Telos EVM and take advantage of all the benefits it has to offer today.

Add Telos EVM to Metamask

Follow these basic steps to add tEVM to your MetaMask account.

Buy TLOS

Buy and sell TLOS with fiat easily, securely and quickly through onboarding partners.

Bridge for Telos EVM and other networks

Transfer digital assets back and forth between the Telos ecosystem and external networks and blockchains.

Stake your Telos

Stake your TLOS tokens in seconds and generate sTLOS rewards when you stake on Telos EVM.

Telos Web Wallet

Use the Telos Web Wallet to easily transact with Telos EVM tokens.

Explore dApps

Explore Telos’s vast world of dApps, led by some of the space’s most talented builders.

Block Explorer

View transparent and public data related to account history and transactions on Telos.

Transfer between Telos Zero and Telos EVM

Seamlessly send and receive assets across different chains within the greater Telos ecosystem.

Grants

Apply for grants to build your project on Telos EVM via the form below and submit for review.

Topics
Governance
Bridging
Block Explorer
Staking
Wallets

Bridging

Bridging refers to the process of transferring digital assets from one blockchain network to another. This process is necessary because, although there are many different blockchains, they each operate independently and cannot directly communicate with the others without a bridge. On Telos, users can either bridge between Telos Zero and Telos EVM, or they can choose to bridge assets between Telos and external networks and blockchains.

Block Explorer

A block explorer is like a search engine, but for blockchain transactions. It allows users to view the details of individual blocks and transactions on a given network. Block explorers can be used to look up transaction histories, balances of addresses, the age of a particular block, and more. They provide transparency by allowing anyone to verify transactions and see the overall activity on the blockchain. Each network maintains its own block explorer and Telos is no different, with native block explorers running continuously for both Telos Zero and Telos EVM.

Staking

Staking involves delegating cryptocurrency held in a wallet to support network operations like block validation, security and transactions. In return for staking tokens for set period of time, participants may receive additional tokens as rewards - similar to earning interest in a traditional bank account. With Telos, users can stake TLOS for varying time periods on either Telos Zero or Telos EVM, with the latter option also allowing them to earn additional sTLOS tokens that can be used in DeFi.

Wallets

A crypto wallet is a digital tool that allows users to send, receive and store their digital assets. Cryptocurrency wallets can be software-based (on a computer or mobile device) or hardware devices (like a USB). These wallets interact with various blockchains to enable users to manage their crypto assets, conduct transactions and check their balances. Users can leverage several different wallets within the Telos ecosystem, including the native Telos Web Wallet and the widely used Anchor Wallet desktop and mobile app.

Front Running

Front running is a process wherein network participants can jump the queue and have their transactions processed quicker than other users by upping the fee they are willing to pay. This process creates a less equitable and inclusive experience for all and can also be weaponized by bad actors for nefarious means. With Telos’s fixed gas fee structure, transactions are always processed on a first-come-first-served basis, as they should be.

sTLOS

A key component of Web3 projects that have an active DeFi presence is their liquid staking tokens. On Telos, this token is known as sTLOS and it can be staked for different rates of return as compared to the native TLOS token, while users can also receive governance tokens that can be leveraged for on-chain voting when they stake with sTLOS.

FAQs

Still have questions? Not to worry, here’s an overview of some of the most frequently asked questions related to Telos EVM.

What is an Ethereum Virtual Machine?

A computation engine that deploys and executes smart contracts with Ethereum Compatibility.

Is Telos EVM associated with Ethereum?

The Telos EVM is operated by the Telos Network, a completely separate blockchain to the Ethereum Network. All applications written in solidity can easily be ported over and launched on the Telos EVM.

How fast is Telos EVM?

Telos EVM can successfully process 15,200 transactions per second (TPS) or 1,826 swap TPS, while new blocks are produced every 0.5 seconds.