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PLUG Utility
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Moving PLUG tokens to Ottó Blockchain.

Welcome to Ottó Plug Migration explainer. This article will demonstrate how to burn/migrate your ERC20 PLUG Tokens onto Ottó Blockchain in preparation for the 28-day fair value PLUG:CATAV exchange.


Firstly, head to https://onboarding.ottoblockchain.com to log in to your Ottó account. You can also find ‘Sign up’ there if you haven’t registered yet.

Navigating PLUG Utility

Once logged in, head to the dashboard and select ‘PLUG Utility’ on the left-hand side. It has an intro of what is PLUG Utility.

Connect wallet

Once in the ‘PLUG Utility’ tab select ‘Connect wallet to get started’ Be sure to connect with your bound ERC20 Wallet address or choose to bind an additional Ethereum wallet to your Ottó Account if that is where you are holding your PLUG tokens.

Go to Burn

After Signing in continue to ‘Go to burn PLUG’

Select Quantity

Select the amount of PLUG in your wallet that you want to burn. Once the burn is complete an equivalent amount will appear in your Ottó wallet and be visible from the dashboard overview.

Verify

Verify the balance you wish to burn and migrate to the Ottó Blockchain.

Approve Action

Once you have double-checked and verified the quantity you wish to burn, select ‘Approve Action’

Confirm

Select ‘Confirm Action’ and Sign the transaction via your ERC20 wallet. This transaction will incur a gas fee on the Ethereum network.

Transaction Pending

While your transaction is processing, you can track progress in the Etherscan block explorer.

Burn Confirmed

Once you receive the burn Confirmed notification your Ethereum transaction has been processed and was successful! And Ottó Blockchain will begin processing the PLUG token Transfer to your Ottó account.

Ottó Transaction History

Track the process On the Ottó Transaction history page, and watch as it goes from pending to success. Once successful your Ottó Blockchain PLUG Tokens will be visible in your Ottó dashboard as soon as the feed updates.

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