Frequently Asked Questions
FTSO Canada is one of Flare Networks' many FTSOs (Flare Time Series Oracle).
It provides applications on the Flare Network with highly accurate and decentralized data, such as cryptocurrency prices, and transaction validation. To learn more about FTSOs, you can visit Flare's official post about FTSOs.
To be able to interact with Ethereum chains such as Flare, Songbird, Coston or Coston2, you must first download Metamask, or any other EVM Wallet, on your browser, such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Opera.
Then, once your account has been created, to make sure that you can see your tokens and wrapped tokens, you need to add the Flare ETH chain, and "WFLR" token.*
You can also do the same for the Songbird ETH chain, and "WSGB" token.*
*Please note that adding the tokens will only permit you to view them. To actually own WSGB or WFLR, you will need to buy some SGB or FLR from an exchange, and wrap them.
Assuming you already have an Ethereum account assigned to your Ledger device, you must first download Metamask on your browser, such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Opera.
Then, once the set up is completed, click on your account, and head down to "Add Account or Hardware Wallet".
Click on "Hardware Wallet", select Ledger from the given options, and make sure your Ledger device is connected to your computer.
Then, select the account that you would like to connect to, and accept the request on your Ledger device. Your account should now be connected to Metamask.
Decentralized applications (DApps) will allow you to wrap, delegate, or claim your Flare or Songbird tokens. Many DApps are available within the Flare community, such as the FTSOCAN Dapp, the Flare Portal, which is Flare Networks's official DApp, or the Flare Explorer.