GET YEP
How to get YEP
Three ways to get onto PulseChain, then one swap into YEP. Take it slow, double-check every address, and never send funds to anything you haven't verified. This is education, not financial advice.
Wallets you can use
Install one of these first — a software wallet for speed, or a hardware card if you're storing more than pocket change. All of them work on PulseChain (chain ID 369).
MetaMask
Browser extension and mobile app. The widest-supported EVM wallet, and the one this site is tested against.
Get MetaMaskInternet Money
Self-custody wallet with a built-in cash in/out ramp, so you can go from your bank to crypto without a separate exchange.
Get Internet MoneyZKX Wallet
Download the ZKX app, then add PulseChain with the network details further down this page.
Download ZKXTangem — hardware
A tap-to-sign hardware card that keeps your keys offline. Use it on its own or pair it with MetaMask.
Get TangemThe Tangem link carries our promo code 8X9PLM.
Send funds only to addresses you've verified yourself. PulseChain runs on chain ID 369. If a wallet or swap asks for a different network, stop and check. Use at your own risk.
Buy PLS with a card — RampNow
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay → PLS lands straight in your PulseChain wallet, ready to swap for YEP in step 4.
RampNow handles sign-in, KYC and payment on their side. If a wallet is connected above, it's pre-filled as the recipient — always double-check the address before paying. RampNow doesn't list YEP directly, so buy PLS here and swap it into YEP in step 4. Third-party service — use at your own risk.
Set up a PulseChain wallet
Pick one of the wallets above — MetaMask, Internet Money, ZKX or a Tangem hardware card — then add the PulseChain network manually. Everything on this site — the Swap, Farms, Staking and HEX Staking tabs — speaks to PulseChain.
Get PLS onto PulseChain
YEP trades on PulseChain, so you need PLS first — it's both your gas and your swap-in currency. Pick whichever route below fits where your money already is — or skip the queue entirely with the RampNow card widget near the top of this page.
Bridge from another chain
Already hold ETH, BNB, HEX or other assets on Ethereum or BSC? The official PulseChain bridge copies them across.
- Open the PulseChain bridge with a wallet holding assets on Ethereum, BNB Chain or PulseChain.
- Choose the network you're bridging FROM and the asset, then follow the prompts to send it over.
- Wait for the bridge to confirm — copied tokens appear as the PulseChain version in your wallet.
- You now have assets on PulseChain. Bridge copied assets usually need one swap into PLS or WPLS to pay gas.
CashApp route
CashApp doesn't list PulseChain tokens, so the trick is: buy a major coin there, move it to your own wallet, then swap into PLS.
- In CashApp, buy a major coin — Bitcoin is the usual pick.
- Send it from CashApp to your own self-custody wallet (MetaMask or any wallet you control the keys of).
- Use an instant swap service (ChangeNOW, SimpleSwap or similar) to swap that coin into PLS and withdraw straight to your PulseChain wallet address.
- Confirm the PLS landed on PulseChain before moving on — it's the network gas, you always need a little.
Exchange / instant swap
Centralized exchanges and no-registration swap services can get you PLS directly — fastest if you're starting from cash or another coin.
- Find an exchange or instant-swap service that lists PLS (PulseChain) — check fees and minimums first.
- Buy PLS and withdraw it to YOUR wallet address on PulseChain — never leave it on the exchange.
- Double-check you withdrew on the PulseChain network (chain ID 369), not another chain.
- You're ready — skip to step 4 below and swap into YEP.
Buy ETH and bring it across
ETH is the deepest market in crypto, so it's often the cheapest way in: buy it wherever your bank or card already works, copy it onto PulseChain with the official bridge, then swap it into YEP in the next step.
- 01Buy ETH with a bank or card wherever you already have one hooked up — Coinbase, Binance or Kraken, straight inside MetaMask (MoonPay, Ramp or Transak), or with CashApp.
- 02Withdraw that ETH to your own wallet address, the same one you'll use on PulseChain. If it's your first time, send a small test amount before the full sum.
- 03Open bridge.pulsechain.com, choose Ethereum as the network you're bridging FROM, pick ETH, and confirm the copy across.
- 04Wait for the bridge to finish — the ETH appears in your wallet as the PulseChain version of ETH.
- 05Bridged ETH can't pay PulseChain gas, so swap a little of it into PLS first and keep that PLS for fees.
- 06Head to step 4 and swap into YEP. PulseX routes ETH to YEP through PLS automatically, so you only pick the two tokens.
Bridged ETH arrives as the PulseChain copy of ETH, not the original — that's expected, and it's the version PulseX trades.
Swap PLS or ETH for YEP
Open a decentralized exchange, paste the official YEP address (never search by name — copycats exist), choose your amount and swap. Came in with bridged ETH? Pick ETH as the token you're sending and the exchange handles the route through PLS into YEP. The app's own Swap tab works too, with Switch and Liberty widgets built in.