Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is GTFO?

GTFO is a decentralized application (dApp) that facilitates bulk transfers of ERC tokens and NFTs across various ERC-compatible networks, offering a single dashboard for managing and sending multiple assets efficiently.

  1. How does GTFO work?

Users connect their digital wallets to GTFO, select the tokens or NFTs they wish to transfer, input a receiver’s address, and approve the transaction. Our smart contract handles the bulk transfer, ensuring security and speed.

  1. How do I connect my wallet to GTFO?

To connect your wallet to GTFO, simply click on the 'Connect Wallet' button on our homepage and select your wallet from the list provided by the Web3Modal interface. Follow the prompts to complete the connection securely.

  1. Which wallets can I use with GTFO?

GTFO supports over 100+ different wallets thanks to our integration with the WalletConnect Web3Modal kit. This includes popular wallets like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and Coinbase Wallet, ensuring you can easily connect and manage your assets on our platform.

  1. Which blockchains are currently supported by GTFO?

GTFO currently supports 5 major ERC-compatible networks. These are Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Optimism. However, we are continually working to expand our support to include additional blockchains based on user demand and technological advancements. Expect updates!

  1. What types of tokens can I transfer using GTFO?

GTFO supports the transfer of ERC-20 standard tokens, ERC-721, and ERC-1155 NFTs, enabling users to manage a diverse portfolio of digital assets.

Are there any fees associated with using GTFO?

Yes, GTFO charges a small flat fee per token or NFT transferred. This fee is used to cover transaction costs and maintain our services.

  1. How are transactions secured on GTFO?

All transactions are secured through Ethereum’s blockchain technology, with additional security measures including smart contract verification and wallet signature verifications to prevent unauthorized access.

  1. Is the GTFO smart contract audited?