Pepe (PEPE) is an ERC-20 meme token that trades on the Ethereum network, attracting users who want to move in or out of the meme-coin segment of the market. Swapping PEPE is common among traders rotating between meme tokens and more liquid assets, or those looking to consolidate gains into a stablecoin or major asset. Because PEPE runs exclusively on Ethereum, every swap involves on-chain activity subject to Ethereum network conditions.
Exchange Pepe
Before exchanging Pepe
Before swapping PEPE, confirm that your receiving wallet supports ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum — sending to an incompatible address type can result in permanent loss of funds. Ethereum network congestion can affect how quickly a transaction is picked up and confirmed, so settlement time can vary depending on current network conditions. PEPE does not require a memo or destination tag on any supported network. On Zest, the rate and network details are shown before you confirm, so review the output amount and destination address carefully before proceeding.
Supported PEPE networks
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Ethereum
Frequently Asked Questions
PEPE is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, so the receiving address must be a standard Ethereum address beginning with 0x. Exchanges that list PEPE on any other network are using a separate bridged token, not the original contract. Always verify you are withdrawing to an ERC-20-compatible wallet to avoid losing funds.
PEPE transactions settle on the Ethereum blockchain, where confirmation times depend on prevailing network congestion and the gas fee attached to the transaction. During periods of high Ethereum activity, blocks fill quickly and processing can slow noticeably. Zest has no control over on-chain confirmation speed, so the rate shown at the time of confirmation may be subject to a refresh if the transaction takes longer than anticipated.
Minimums vary by pair and network. The exchange widget shows the exact minimum and maximum for your selected pair before you confirm, so you can check the limits before sending anything.
No signup is required for standard swaps. Zest is non-custodial: you send from and receive to wallets you control, and the rate is shown before you confirm.