Q: Checkout Security and Audits

Embr Labs takes the security of its technology extremely seriously. All too often, you'll hear of the hacks, exploits, and errors that can cost afflicted projects/investors in this space millions of dollars each time. Although there are no absolute guarantees of safety in this space, Embr leverages every preventative measure that can be put in place in order to make its technology a significantly more difficult target for malicious actors. To accomplish this, Embr is a formal partner with <a href="https://hacken.io/">Hacken</a>, and as such, we leverage Hacken's industry-leading cybersecurity services including, but not limited to; bug bounties, penetration testing, and smart contract audits. <a href="https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/596202580/bd829264eaa7b71b8d568bc5/Partnerships+%281%29.png"><img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/feb89b52aa21a800/9a25893c-8564-49d5-b1d0-92ce35_1nwbyop.png" alt="" /></a> Audits **You can find the bundle of our audits on the Hacken website <a href="https://hacken.io/audits/embr-labs/">here</a>. We use three smart contracts to power our ecosystem. You'll find the individual audits below. <ol> <li><a href="https://hacken.io/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/EmbrHoldingsLimited_BEP20Token_09112021SCAudit_Report_3.pdf">BEP-20 Token Smart Contract</a> </li> <li><a href="https://hacken.io/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/EmbrHoldingsLimited_Crowdsale_09112021SCAudit_Report_3.pdf">Crowdsale Smart Contract</a> </li> <li>[Vault Smart Contract](https://hacken.io/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/</li> </ol>

Question 1

Checkout Eligibility Disclaimer

Accepted Answer

We do not allow the use of Embr Checkout for the sale of Tokens for which the funds have the implicit or explicit purpose of promoting or involving:

A violation of any law, regulation, industry requirement, or third-party guidelines or agreements by which you are bound, including those of payment card providers and payment providers that you utilize in connection with the Embr Checkout if any;
Any election campaigns that are not run by a registered organization within the supported country, and subject to any terms in this Agreement regarding anti-money laundering, export control, and corruption;
Sales that are fraudulent, misleading, inaccurate, dishonest, or impossible;
Drugs, narcotics, steroids, controlled substances, pharmaceuticals, or similar products or therapies that are either illegal, prohibited, or enjoined by an applicable regulatory body; legal substances that provide the same effect as an illegal drug; or other products, medical practices, or any related equipment or paraphernalia that have been found by an applicable regulatory body to cause consumer harm;
Knives, explosives, ammunition, firearms, or other weaponry or accessories;
Annuities, investments, loans, equity or lottery contracts, lay-away systems; money service businesses (including currency exchanges, check cashing, or the like), pyramid schemes, “get rich quick schemes” (i.e., Investment opportunities or other services that promise high rewards)

Question 2

Checkout Fees

Accepted Answer

Embr Checkout is free for businesses that wish to use it. There are no hidden fees, no setup fees, no monthly fees, none of that.

The fees associated with Checkout apply to the end-user and not to the businesses implementing Checkout. The Checkout interface will calculate and show the end-user all the fees associated with their transaction before they confirm the purchase.

Checkout Convenience Fee

Each transaction made through Checkout includes a 1% convenience fee from the buyer in addition to any other fees that may inherently apply; whether there’s a buy tax, DEX swap fee, or credit card processing fee.

Note: Checkout collects the 1% convenience fee only on swaps.

Fiat On-Ramping (Powered by Unlimit Crypto)

Europe and Brazil Card Payments:

(All Other) International Card Payments:

Note: Unlimit's fee is its own and Checkout does not receive a revenue share.

Network Fees

Most blockchains charge a network fee, commonly known as "gas". This fee serves to maintain the network itself and does not go to Unlimit or Embr.

Some blockchains' network fees are steeper than others, so do take this into consideration when making a purchase. Generally, network/gas fees will be significantly higher on Ethereum than Binance S

Question 3

6 Tools to Detect A DeFi Scam

Accepted Answer

As fraudsters grow more sophisticated, pinpointing deceitful tokens in the DeFi landscape becomes a greater challenge. Below are six invaluable tools geared towards spotting such tokens, with an aim to safeguard your assets.

Disclaimer: This guide doesn't encompass every available tool, and none can guarantee absolute precision in discerning a token's legitimacy. Always conduct your own research and employ these tools with caution.

Dextools

Offered for Ethereum and Binance Chain, Dextools serves as an efficient platform to gain insights into a token's activities. By inputting the token contract address, you can categorize all buy and sell transactions for a token under the "Type" section. A lack of sell orders could signify a potential trap, or perhaps specific selling restrictions.

Consider a scenario involving a FLOKI imitation; no individual wallet has offloaded the token.

Pro Tip: Continuous green upticks on the chart over various periods might hint at an inability to sell.

However, visible sell orders don't necessarily absolve a token from being a trap. Some devious actors might allow trading for a select few addresses (while barring the majority) to portray a facade of regular trade for the pair.

Unicrypt

Unicrypt stands out as a tool for promptly verifying a token's liquidity status.

Question 4

Add a Custom Token to Trust Wallet

Accepted Answer

Can't see the tokens you just purchased in Trust Wallet? No worry! This article is designed to help newcomers in the DeFi world who have just purchased a token but are not seeing it in their Trust Wallet. This usually occurs because Trust Wallet needs to be informed about the token in order to display it. Think of it like adding a new contact to your phonebook; the wallet needs the token’s details to recognize it.

In the following sections, we will walk you through the straightforward process of importing token data into your Trust Wallet, ensuring you have full visibility of your assets.

Step 1: Open Trust Wallet App

Start by opening the Trust Wallet app on your mobile device. If you haven't installed it yet, you can download it from the App Store or Google Play.

Step 2: Unlock Your Wallet

If you've set up a password or biometric authentication, you'll need to enter it to access your Trust Wallet.

Step 3: Tap on the ‘+’ Icon

At the top right corner of the main screen, you will see a "+" (plus) icon. Tap on it.

Step 4: Search for the Token

In the search bar, type the name or symbol of the token you want to add. If it appears in the list, simply toggle the switch to ‘On’ and it will be added to your wallet.

Step 5: Adding a Custom Token

If the token does not appear in the search results, don’t worry. Tap on the “Add Custom Token” button.

Step 6: Choose the Blockchain

Select the blockchain that the token is part of (e.g. Ethereum, Binance S

Question 5

How do I add a blockchain network to Metamask?

Accepted Answer

There are dozens of blockchains that Metamask can interact with. Each blockchain needs to be added manually as a "custom network" before you can see your assets on that chain. There are a few different ways to add custom networks to Metamask.

This article will go over the two primary ways to do this.

Easiest Method - Via Chainlist

Link your wallet to Chainlist. You can add a network to Metamask with a couple of clicks through this service. This is the easiest way to add a custom network on Metamask.

Manual Method

Follow the steps below to add custom networks manually in the Metamask app itself:

Open Metamask and tap on the menu icon in the top right corner

Tap on Settings

Tap on Networks

Type in the network details (details of our compatible chains can be found below)

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Question 6

Checkout Security and Audits

Accepted Answer

Embr Labs takes the security of its technology extremely seriously. All too often, you'll hear of the hacks, exploits, and errors that can cost afflicted projects/investors in this space millions of dollars each time.

Although there are no absolute guarantees of safety in this space, Embr leverages every preventative measure that can be put in place in order to make its technology a significantly more difficult target for malicious actors.

To accomplish this, Embr is a formal partner with Hacken, and as such, we leverage Hacken's industry-leading cybersecurity services including, but not limited to; bug bounties, penetration testing, and smart contract audits.

Audits

**You can find the bundle of our audits on the Hacken website here. We use three smart contracts to power our ecosystem. You'll find the individual audits below.

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