The abbreviation “BEP” is short for for “Binance Smart Chain Evolution Proposal”. BEP20 is the token standard created by Binance for Binance Smart Chain, the smart contract platform that runs parallel to the original Binance Chain. We’ll also go through the BEP2 token standard later in this article.
What should I know before creating a bep20 address?
The first thing you need to know before creating a BEP20 address would point at the definition of the BEP20 standard. It is a token standard for Binance Smart Chain and works like the ERC20 standard in many ways. The token standard specifies some clear rules for all BSC-based tokens.
What is BSc & bep20?
The BSC works in parallel or in collaboration with the Binance Chain, the first blockchain of the Binance crypto exchange. BEP20 basically refers to a token standard used for creating tokens on BSC, just like ERC20 for creating tokens on Ethereum. It is a critical tool for facilitating smart contract development on the Binance Smart Chain.
What are ERC20 & bep20 tokens?
ERC20 and BEP20 tokens also offer the flexibility of specifying conditions for token transfers between users. “transferFrom” function in the BEP20 token standard can work wonders for the automation of transfers through approved individuals or smart contracts.
