Tegro wallet

What is Tegro (TGR)?

TGR belongs to the Tegro ecosystem, which spans a payment service used to settle for goods and services and a trading venue, with the token tied to both: paying inside the system, taking part in protocol decisions, and staking positions on the exchange side.

The part that catches holders out is that TGR does not live in one place. There are deployments on separate EVM chains, each with its own contract and its own balance. They carry the same name and symbol and are still different assets on the ledger: nothing moves between them except through a bridge, and a swap route that exists on one chain may not exist on another. Your EVM address is the same string everywhere, which is exactly why a transfer can land on a chain you were not expecting. The fee is paid in whatever the chain uses, so ETH, BNB or POL has to be sitting there before you can move anything. Supported networks in Tangem (3): Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon POS.

Tangem keeps each chain's TGR as its own line and names the network a transaction is leaving on while the card is still waiting for your tap, which gives you a moment to compare it against what the receiving side asked for. Since the awkward part of owning TGR is remembering which version you hold, a wallet that never merges them into one number is the sensible way to keep it.