How to add KCC NETWORK to MetaMask
CONNECTING METAMASK TO KCC-MAINNET

Step 1: Add KCC to your MetamaskChain Name: KCC-MAINNETChain ID: 321Symbol: KCSRPC URL: https://rpc-mainnet.kcc.networkExplorer URL: https://explorer.kcc.io/en

Step 2: Buy KCS Coin on KuCoin Exchange

1. https://www.kucoin.com. This is an exchange, you can use BNB/KCS pairing

2. Use swap on KCC https://koffeeswap.exchange/#/pro (this is their Pancake equivalent)

3. Use explorer to track transactions https://explorer.kcc.io/en (this is their BSCScan)

HOW TO BUY KCCL ON KOFFEESWAP:

Step 1: Buy KCS on Kucoin.com

Step 2: Withdraw the KCS to a Private Wallet like Metamask.

Step 3: Configure Metamask on Kcc Chain. Follow the below guide. URL1 | URL2

Step 4: Visit the below Koffeeswap Exchange page and connect Metamask Wallet.

https://koffeeswap.exchange/. Or You can use the below Contract: TBH

Step 5: Go to Basics. Make sure it’s KCS in from section, KCCL into the section.

Step 6: Click on Swap and Approve your Transaction.

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