About CopPay
Multicryptocurrency payment platform for businesses, consumers & community.
Volume (24h)
$251.58K
-0.24 %
Total supply
500,000,000 COP
Max. supply
500,000,000 COP
CopPay (COP)
$ 0.00
-0.24 %
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CopPay (ticker COP) is a cryptocurrency token built on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 smart contract. In simple terms, it's a digital asset designed around payment use cases — the name hints at its ambition to serve as a means of paying for goods and services. Like any token, it exists entirely on-chain and can be held or transferred by anyone with a compatible wallet.
Frequently asked questions
What is CopPay and how is it different from Bitcoin?
CopPay (COP) is a token, not a standalone blockchain — it runs on Ethereum's existing infrastructure, whereas Bitcoin is an independent network with its own chain. This means COP relies on Ethereum for security and transaction processing. Tokens like COP are typically created for a specific application rather than serving as general-purpose digital money.
How does the technology behind COP work?
COP is an ERC-20 token, so it follows a standard set of rules defined in its smart contract at 0xcbc8ed7aec7069ac98a418a67c9bd40b7d97b848. Every transfer is validated by Ethereum's network of nodes and recorded immutably on the blockchain. The token itself doesn't need its own miners or validators — Ethereum's consensus mechanism does the heavy lifting.
How is the supply of COP issued?
The total supply and distribution of COP were set in its smart contract at creation, and tokens can't simply be printed on a whim — the contract code governs what's possible. Some tokens have a fixed max supply, others allow minting or burning according to contract logic. You can verify the exact supply rules by reading the contract on a block explorer like Etherscan.
Where and how can I store and use COP tokens?
Since COP is an ERC-20 token, any Ethereum-compatible wallet works — MetaMask, Trust Wallet, hardware wallets like Ledger, and similar options. You'll need a small amount of ETH in the same wallet to pay network fees when sending tokens. Always double-check the contract address before receiving or buying COP to avoid fake copycat tokens.