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If you’re new to Money On Chain, this guide will help you prepare everything you need before interacting with the protocol.
Before you begin, you’ll need:
- A compatible wallet
- Some RBTC to pay network fees
- Access to the Money On Chain dApp
Once these requirements are met, you’ll be ready to mint, redeem, and manage positions on the protocol.
Setup a Wallet
A wallet allows you to securely store assets and interact with decentralized applications on Rootstock.
Money On Chain supports mobile wallets, browser wallets, and hardware wallets. Popular options include Rabby, MetaMask, SafePal, Exodus, Ledger, and Trezor. The setup process is similar across most wallets, and detailed installation guides are available for each supported option.
Important: Always back up your recovery phrase and never share it with anyone.
Get RBTC
RBTC is the native asset of Rootstock and is required to pay transaction fees on the network.
Like ETH on Ethereum, RBTC is used to pay gas whenever you interact with smart contracts. Without RBTC, you won’t be able to submit transactions.
RBTC is pegged 1:1 to Bitcoin and can be obtained through exchanges, swap services, or by converting BTC through the Rootstock 2-Way Peg.
Ways to Obtain RBTC
There are several ways to obtain RBTC depending on your preferred workflow.
Boltz allows you to swap between Rootstock, the Bitcoin Lightning Network, Bitcoin on-chain, and Liquid. It is often the fastest option for users who already hold BTC and want to start using Rootstock immediately.
Alternatively, you can convert BTC to RBTC using Rootstock’s 2-Way Peg mechanism. During this process, BTC is locked on the Bitcoin network and an equivalent amount of RBTC is released on Rootstock, maintaining the 1:1 relationship between both assets.
Boltz Rootstock 2-Way PegConnect to the dApp
Once your wallet is configured and funded with RBTC, connect it to the Money On Chain dApp.
Once connected, you’ll have full access to the Money On Chain protocol, including minting, redeeming, and acquiring supported assets.
Wallet Compatibility
Mobile Wallets
For users who prefer managing assets from their phones, Money On Chain supports several mobile wallets: Rabby SafePal Exodus Bexo
Browser Wallets
Desktop users can connect directly through browser extensions: Rabby SafePal Exodus MetaMask Enkrypt
Nifty and Liquality wallets have been discontinued. Existing users are encouraged to migrate their funds or import their recovery phrase into a supported wallet.
Hardware Wallets
For additional security, hardware wallets can be connected through Rootstock’s wallet integration layer: Ledger Trezor
If you’re new to hardware wallets, follow the setup guide for your device before connecting it to Money On Chain.
Rootstock Network Configuration
Most wallets already include Rootstock support. If yours doesn’t, add the network manually using the following settings:
Parameter
Value
Network Name
RSK Mainnet
New RPC URL
https://public-node.rsk.co
Chain ID
30
Currency Symbol
RBTC
Block Explorer URL
https://rootstock.blockscout.com/
Adding Money On Chain Tokens
Some wallets automatically detect tokens. Others may require adding them manually.
DOC
Parameter
Value
Network
Rootstock
Contract Address
0xe700691da7b9851f2f35f8b8182c69c53ccad9
Name
DOC
Symbol
DOC
Decimals
18
BPRO
Parameter
Value
Network
Rootstock
Contract Address
0x440cd83c160de5c96dddb20246815ea44c7abbca
Name
BPRO
Symbol
BPRO
Decimals
18
MOC
Parameter
Value
Network
Rootstock
Contract Address
0x9ac7fe28967b30e3a4e6e03286d715b42b453d10
Name
MOC
Symbol
MOC
Decimals
18
Important Notice
Money On Chain does not control third-party wallets, exchanges, bridges, or swap services.
Always perform your own research before using external services and verify that you are interacting with official websites and applications.
Remember that you can always ask your questions in the community Telegram group.