cannot find BSC coin on Pancakeswap

[alicetheman]

I want to buy EverestCoin EVCOIN on pancake swap

As per CMC its BSC address is
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/everestcoin/

0x84b7bb9614cf28226d1b0a07499472bc107e3000

When I paste above address in pancakeswap it gives message as
NO RESULT FOUND. Attached screenshots
https://i.imgur.com/HbpUrpL.png

I checked properly address is correct.

Please suggest, what to do

[mk4]

Click on Manage Tokens --> Tokens --> Paste the address --> import

[alicetheman]

Click on Manage Tokens --> Tokens --> Paste the address --> import

https://i.imgur.com/PgBoT1Z.png

hmmmmmm.... i am doing same thing from pc.......


will try from mobile

thank you for support.

[dimonstration]

hmmmmmm.... i am doing same thing from pc.......


will try from mobile

thank you for support.

Maybe you directly click the pancakeswap link given on coinmarketcap. It takes time to appear on PancakeSwap once you click the link maybe are not waiting. Once you click only normal PCS swap page will appear but in a couple of minutes, The screenshot will appear and ask you to import the token this is same when using mobile. But doing it in mobile is much easier compared o website because its fast to load there.

[taufik123]

I often experience things like this, where the token name does not appear when entering the Smart Contract Address.
All you need to do is just refresh the pancakeswap page or close and reopen it and it will work.
It's just a connection issue.

[alicetheman]

I often experience things like this, where the token name does not appear when entering the Smart Contract Address.
All you need to do is just refresh the pancakeswap page or close and reopen it and it will work.
It's just a connection issue.

Thank you, Taufik.

Can you please answer this.....

I tried swaping on panckae 4-5 different transaction. As I am newbie I tried first with $1.5 - then with $3 and now with $5 .. i noticedin each transaction transaction fees is around $0.45 - $0.60  - no matter whatever is the total transaction value.

So my doubt is, transaction fees is calculated on percentage basis or how. If I transact of say $10 then also fees will be in the range of $0.45 - $0.60?

[hosseinimr93]

So my doubt is, transaction fees is calculated on percentage basis or how. If I transact of say $10 then also fees will be in the range of $0.45 - $0.60?

The fee you pay for every trade is the sum of the trade fee and the transaction fee.

The trade fee is a percentage of the trade volume. So the bigger amount you trade, the more you have to pay as trade fee.
The transaction fee depends on network state and doesn't depend on the trade volume.


Edit:
According to this article, the trade fee is 0.25%.

[alicetheman]

So my doubt is, transaction fees is calculated on percentage basis or how. If I transact of say $10 then also fees will be in the range of $0.45 - $0.60?

The fee you pay for every trade is the sum of the trade fee and the transaction fee.

The trade fee is a percentage of the trade volume. So the bigger amount you trade, the more you have to pay as trade fee.
The transaction fee depends on network state and doesn't depend on the trade volume.

all doubts cleared.........thank you very much

[alicetheman]

So my doubt is, transaction fees is calculated on percentage basis or how. If I transact of say $10 then also fees will be in the range of $0.45 - $0.60?

The fee you pay for every trade is the sum of the trade fee and the transaction fee.

The trade fee is a percentage of the trade volume. So the bigger amount you trade, the more you have to pay as trade fee.
The transaction fee depends on network state and doesn't depend on the trade volume.


Edit:
According to this article, the trade fee is 0.25%.

Sorry one more question. I have attached 2 screenshot of 1 single transaction. Can you please inform what is the net total amount I paid in $

5.41 + 0.47 = 5.88
https://i.imgur.com/CgdmZ9I.png

5.43 + 0.60 = 6.03
https://i.imgur.com/B4XkB03.png


I paid 5.88 or 6.03?

[noorman0]

I paid 5.88 or 6.03?

I think both are correct, you have taken screenshots at different times.
The fee you pay is in BNB, so you cannot convert the net transaction fee in $ because it always changes according to the BNB price.

(Your total spend BNB * 0,25%) + your BNB for gas fee = Your net fee
(0,0091841238583506 BNB * 0,25%) + 0,000797922007368 BNB= 0,0008209 BNB

Calculation in rate 1BNB= $589.01

[alicetheman]

I paid 5.88 or 6.03?

I think both are correct, you have taken screenshots at different times.
The fee you pay is in BNB, so you cannot convert the net transaction fee in $ because it always changes according to the BNB price.

(Your total spend BNB * 0,25%) + your BNB for gas fee = Your net fee
(0,0091841238583506 BNB * 0,25%) + 0,000797922007368 BNB= 0,0008209 BNB

Calculation in rate 1BNB= $589.01

Dear, both screenshot are taken at just 1 minute difference. But I still agree with you that during this time, BNB price changes and this there can be difference in USD price.

BUT in BNB it should be same in both Screenshots. IF you check both Screenshots then FEES IN BNB are different in both screenshots. in one it shows 0.000797 and in one it shows as 0.001015

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Dear, both screenshot are taken at just 1 minute difference. But I still agree with you that during this time, BNB price changes and this there can be difference in USD price.

BUT in BNB it should be same in both Screenshots. IF you check both Screenshots then FEES IN BNB are different in both screenshots. in one it shows 0.000797 and in one it shows as 0.001015

The transaction ID's of both transactions would be of much help than screenshots if you don't mind posting  them. I think the different might be due to the different gas prices or gas limits you used for the two transactions. It's a guess, but the transaction ID details can help debunk this.

[hosseinimr93]

.......I think the different might be due to the different gas prices or gas limits you used for the two transactions.........

As OP said, both screenshots show a same transaction.
If I'm not wrong, the first screenshot has been taken from bscscan and the second one has been taken from trustwallet transaction history.


I just checked one of my own transactions in both trustwallet and bscscan and found out the problem.
The problem is with how trustwallet calculates the network fee.

In Bscscan the transaction fee is gas price * used gas.
In trustwallet the transaction fee is gas price * gas limit.

The number shown for network fee in trustwallet is wrong. Because the extra gas is always returned to the wallet and trustwallet doesn't consider this.
The fee paid for the transaction in question is 0.00079712 BNB.

[yhiaali3]

In the context of the topic, I would like to say that now you can use the existing MetaMask wallet as an extension in the Chrome or Firefox browser to swap any token instead of pancakeswap, where you can easily add the token to Metamsk through the contract address and then make a swap on the token, it will show you Metamask is the best option available for the price as you can determine the gas fee that suits you to carry out the transaction. Of course, you need to transfer some BNB before making a swap to any token.

[alicetheman]

Dear, both screenshot are taken at just 1 minute difference. But I still agree with you that during this time, BNB price changes and this there can be difference in USD price.

BUT in BNB it should be same in both Screenshots. IF you check both Screenshots then FEES IN BNB are different in both screenshots. in one it shows 0.000797 and in one it shows as 0.001015

The transaction ID's of both transactions would be of much help than screenshots if you don't mind posting  them. I think the different might be due to the different gas prices or gas limits you used for the two transactions. It's a guess, but the transaction ID details can help debunk this.

Both screenshots are of same transaction. 1 screenshots is taken from BSC Chain and 1 screenshots taken from trustwallet

.......I think the different might be due to the different gas prices or gas limits you used for the two transactions.........

As OP said, both screenshots show a same transaction.
If I'm not wrong, the first screenshot has been taken from bscscan and the second one has been taken from trustwallet transaction history.


I just checked one of my own transactions in both trustwallet and bscscan and found out the problem.
The problem is with how trustwallet calculates the network fee.

In Bscscan the transaction fee is gas price * used gas.
In trustwallet the transaction fee is gas price * gas limit.

The number shown for network fee in trustwallet is wrong. Because the extra gas is always returned to the wallet and trustwallet doesn't consider this.
The fee paid for the transaction in question is 0.00079712 BNB.

Yes, you guessed right. the first screenshot has been taken from bscscan and the second one has been taken from trustwallet transaction history.

Okay.......so now, I will consider, BSCCAN as perfect.

Thank you dear...... you are miracle

[tbct_mt2]

will try from mobile

What wallet do you use to connect to Pancake Swap? Metamask has connection issue on mobile devices sometimes. Moreover, if possible, using the computer to do crypto things are better than on mobile devices.

On mobile, you can mistakenly touch, make typo and other mistakes. Due to the limitation of mobile screen, sometimes you can not see the mistake you are making.