Drip Network wallet

What is Drip Network (DRIP)?

DRIP is built around a transfer tax, and that single design decision shapes everything about holding it. The token was created on BNB Smart Chain with a 10% tax applied to transactions - buying, selling and moving it - which funds payouts to stakers and referrers inside the protocol. The practical meaning for you is blunt: send 100 DRIP to another address and 100 does not arrive. Plan the amount around the tax, not after it.

The second thing to know is that DRIP in a wallet and DRIP inside the protocol's Faucet contract are not the same position. Tokens deposited into that contract are held by the contract, not by your address, and a wallet will show only what is actually sitting at your address. Withdrawing is an interaction with the contract, on the protocol's own terms, and no wallet changes those terms.

BNB covers the gas for every DRIP transaction, as with any BEP-20 token, and it has to be at the same address. A taxed token also means that swaps need slippage tolerance set high enough to clear the tax, or the transaction simply reverts and the gas is spent for nothing.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): BNB Smart Chain.

Since the balance you keep in the wallet is the untouched part of your position, Tangem's role here is narrow and clear: the private key is created inside the card's secure chip and stays there, with a duplicate card as the way back in if one is lost. Nothing about DRIP's contract behaviour is stored on your side, so a card left in a safe holds this position exactly as well as one you carry.