PALS
What PALS pays for, whether Palside charges anything, and how to recognise the real PALS.
PALS is the token used by Palside's wallet for transfers, red packets and tips. Chat, share viewing and danmaku are free. Payment features depend on the service being enabled; this page does not announce a token launch.
Token information
- Network
- Published after deployment
- Contract address
- Published after deployment
- Supply and allocation
- To be announced
Identify PALS only by the network and contract address published below. A token name or logo alone is not enough: anyone can launch a token with the same name.
Palside charges nothing
Transfers, red packets and tips carry no platform fee. Palside takes no cut of any payment.
| Action | The other side receives |
|---|---|
| Transfer to a teammate or another address | The full amount |
| Red packet | The full amount, split by claims; settlement and refund of the remainder requires chain confirmation |
| Tip | The full amount, straight to the message author's wallet |
Network fees
Palside sponsors network fees, so normal use needs no ETH. Each account has a number of free transactions per UTC day, 50 by default, which the service can adjust. Once the allowance is used, new payments wait for the next UTC day; the reset time is shown in your local time. Palside never switches to charging you and never asks you to pay in ETH.
Check the result
Records in Wallet lists confirmed PALS movements on the configured network and contract, labelled with the business type when evidence matches. Open a record to copy its transaction hash. USD amounts are display references only; without a trusted price, amounts show in PALS.
If a payment is still waiting for confirmation, check the original operation first. Do not pay again. An accepted request, an issued claim credential or a missing record does not prove the funds arrived. If records fail to load, retry; a failure is not an empty history.
Contracts
Verified public deployment details have not been published yet. Diagrams, source code and local tests do not prove a real deployment.
| Item | Role | Published address |
|---|---|---|
| PALS | The token the wallet uses | Published after deployment |
| PalsideRedPacket | Red packet escrow, claims and refunds | Published after deployment |
Until the network and addresses are published, this page does not vouch for any contract claiming to be Palside. To verify a transaction, use a block explorer to check the chain, token contract, recipient, amount and result; for a red packet, also compare the packet contract with the table above.
The contract source is in the public repository's contracts/ directory. Public source or a successful build is not an independent security audit or proof of a production deployment.
What Palside does not offer
Palside does not offer buying, swapping, automated trading or yield, and makes no airdrop promise. Holding PALS grants no voting rights or dividends.
Addresses, amounts, contracts, transaction hashes and times are public on chain. They are not encrypted squad content and cannot be erased by deleting messages or the account.