GoCrypto wallet

What is GoCrypto (GOC)?

GoCrypto is a payments token rather than a protocol position. It comes out of Eligma's merchant business, where shops and online stores accept crypto through GoCrypto's point-of-sale layer, and GOC is the unit used for spending inside that system and for its loyalty mechanics. Its natural pattern is small outgoing payments, not a balance that sits still.

What trips people up is that GOC does not exist in a single place. It has been issued on more than one chain, including an early issue on Bitcoin Cash's SLP token layer alongside later EVM versions. Those issues are separate tokens sharing a name and a ticker: balances do not merge, a transfer on one chain is invisible on the other, and moving value between them requires a bridge or a service that supports both. An address someone hands you may not even be in the format you expect. Whichever chain a payment goes out on, the fee is charged in that chain's own coin, so keep a small amount of it beside the tokens.

Supported networks in Tangem (2): BNB Smart Chain, Polygon POS.

Each of those balances is tracked separately in the app, and before the card signs, the network the transfer will leave on is stated on screen, next to the amount and the address. You still have to match that against what the recipient expects, since no wallet can know which chain they are watching. Paying with a card tap from the phone, with the network named in front of you, is a sane way to run a token that exists in several issues.