Asset Checks That Respect the Native Coin
The order identifies Gram on TON and native BNB on BSC separately. This helps avoid substituting a same-name jetton or a BNB representation on another chain.
Gram is the TON blockchain’s native coin, previously known as Toncoin. This exchange concerns that native balance, not an unrelated jetton that happens to use the GRAM ticker.
If a wallet still displays the older name or TON symbol, verify the network and native balance rather than looking for a token-migration transaction. The rename itself does not require you to bridge funds or send coins to a claim address. The exchange payment remains a separate action created for your BNB order.
Compare BNB per Gram over the selected period. The reference ratio helps you assess the proposed conversion without treating a historical point as an available order quote.
GRAM price in BNB increased from 0.001644 BNB on Oct 30, 2026 to 0.001677 BNB on Oct 31, 2026.
GRAM price in BNB increased from 0.001673 BNB on Oct 24, 2026 to 0.001676 BNB on Oct 31, 2026.
GRAM price in BNB decreased from 0.002041 BNB on Oct 1, 2026 to 0.001676 BNB on Oct 31, 2026.
GRAM price in BNB decreased from 0.002420 BNB on Aug 2, 2026 to 0.001676 BNB on Oct 31, 2026.
GRAM price in BNB decreased from 0.002031 BNB on Nov 5, 2025 to 0.001676 BNB on Oct 31, 2026.
Use the deposit address and any comment supplied with the order. A required comment helps a receiving service identify a payment; it must be copied exactly rather than replaced with your own description.
The floating service charge is 0.42%, with BNB payout costs disclosed separately. A fixed option uses a 0.78% service charge and requires the full Gram deposit within a 10-minute receipt window.
Your TON wallet may charge its sending fee separately or reduce the delivered amount according to its transaction mode. Confirm what the recipient will actually receive before approving the transfer.
Prepare a destination that accepts native BNB on BSC. A TON receiving address belongs to the sending network and cannot serve as the BNB payout destination.
Enter the Gram amount and check the BNB quote and payment conditions.
Provide the BNB Smart Chain destination, then send native Gram using the issued address and comment when required.
Keep the TON payment reference and follow the separate BSC payout hash in the order.
Our exchange tracking instructions explain what to check if a sending platform has not yet broadcast your withdrawal.
The payment network and BNB destination are part of the same exchange record. You can review the economic result before authorising a transfer from TON.
The order identifies Gram on TON and native BNB on BSC separately. This helps avoid substituting a same-name jetton or a BNB representation on another chain.
Assess the BNB amount you can receive for the Gram input you choose. Compare that net result across equivalent amounts and conditions rather than judging only the headline ratio.
Payment details and progress remain accessible through a private link. The exchange does not need your wallet recovery phrase or private signing keys.
The quote separates the service charge from the BNB payout-network cost. You can account for your own Gram sending fee before creating and funding the order.
Our BNB crypto exchange also connects these supported assets with BNB Smart Chain. Choose the direction that matches the balance you want to send.
Use BNB as the payment asset for another supported coin or token.
Start from the asset already in your wallet and receive BNB.
Select the native Gram balance you can send and a BNB Smart Chain receiving address. Review the BNB result before generating your individual payment instructions.
Native Gram and a same-name jetton are different assets. Check the coin identity and any required payment comment before approving a TON transfer.
No, this direction uses the native coin on TON. A jetton with the same name or ticker is a separate asset and must not be sent as a substitute.
Do not omit a comment supplied in the order instructions. Use a sending method that supports it or ask support about compatibility before paying.
The service must detect and accept the source payment before processing the payout. Follow the order status and both transaction records; a source-wallet notification alone does not establish that the BNB transaction was submitted.