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# Get BRC20 Tokens

The native tokens of Bitgert (**BRISE**) are **BRC20**.

To do most things on BRC, you will need to pay gas, which comes in the form of BRC20 BRISE.

You will also need the BRC20 version of any token you want to trade, stake etc. on BRC.

You can go a few ways about converting your tokens to BRC20, but here are the ones we recommend: 

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="🌉 Sphynx Bridge" %}
**-Step 1:** Enter <https://thesphynx.co>\
\&#xNAN;**-Step 2:** Connect your wallet and select BSC Network\
\&#xNAN;**-Step 3:** Swap BNB to BRISE.\
\&#xNAN;**-Step 4:** Go to the [Bridge](https://thesphynx.co/bridge/56)\
\&#xNAN;**-Step 5:** Select BRISE as the currency to be bridged and then type the amount.\
\&#xNAN;**-Step 6:** Select BRISE network. Then Click on Approve and Next.\
\&#xNAN;**-Step 7:** Click on Confirm and approve the transcation.
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

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