Fabric Protocol (ROBO) is available on both Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, giving users flexibility in how they move the token. Traders often swap ROBO when rebalancing across chains or converting into more liquid assets. Because the token exists on two networks, confirming you are sending and receiving on the same network is an important first step before initiating any exchange.
Before swapping ROBO, verify whether you are working with the Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain version of the token, as the two are distinct and network mismatches can result in unrecoverable funds. Check that your receiving wallet supports the specific network you select. Confirmation times can vary depending on network congestion at the time of the swap, so allow for some flexibility. Zest shows you the estimated rate and output amount before you confirm, so review those details carefully. No memo or destination tag is required when sending or receiving ROBO.
Ethereum
BNB Smart Chain