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PRM on Other Chains

Interoperability with other major blockchains is important for the growth of Primal and the prospects of realizing its vision. One of the ways of securing it is through enabling the versions (wrappers) of PRM on other chains.

Unlike PRM on Primal, those wrappers are TL20 tokens are created whenever someone locks a certain number of tokens on the Primal and gets issued the exact same amount of wrapper tokens on the target blockchain. If a user withdraws the wrapper from the target blockchain, the tokens burned and the PRM tokens on Primal are unlocked.

Wrapped versions of PRM token will be created on demand on as many EVM-compatible blockchains as possible.

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