Layer One X wallet

What is Layer One X (L1X)?

Layer One X is built around cross-chain execution: a network with its own validator set and virtual machine, designed so that an application can act across EVM and non-EVM chains rather than being confined to the one it was deployed on. L1X is the token of that network.

For a holder, the important distinction is where your particular L1X actually lives. The token circulates as deployments on other chains as well as on the Layer One X network itself, and those are not the same balance. An L1X balance on BNB Chain is a BEP-20 that pays fees in BNB. On Ethereum it is an ERC-20 that needs ETH for gas. On Solana it is an SPL token, which means a token account has to exist before the tokens can arrive and a small amount of SOL covers its rent. None of these can be sent directly to an address on another chain; getting from one to another is a bridge operation with its own steps and its own fees.

The practical habit that follows: before sending L1X anywhere, confirm which chain the other side is expecting, because the ticker is identical everywhere and tells you nothing.

Supported networks in Tangem (3): Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana. Tangem lists each chain's L1X separately and puts the outbound network on screen at signing time, which is your moment to check it. No wallet can do that checking for you, since one EVM address is valid on every EVM chain regardless of where the recipient is looking. Keeping a token this scattered in a wallet that never merges the lines saves a lot of confusion later.