FAQ¶
What is the difference between HEZ and PEZ?¶
HEZ is the native gas and security token — you pay fees with it and it is staked to secure the network. PEZ is the governance token used for voting and the treasury. See Tokens & Standards.
Is PEZ-20 a smart contract, like an ERC-20?¶
No. PezkuwiChain Asset Hub has no EVM or smart-contract layer. A PEZ-20 token is a runtime-native asset with an on-chain numeric ID, not a deployed contract. It behaves like an ERC-20 conceptually but is cheaper, faster, and can't be bricked by buggy contract code.
Why does USDT show "PEZ-20"?¶
It tells you the network the token lives on — Pezkuwi Asset Hub — exactly like "USDT TRC-20" (Tron) or "USDT ERC-20" (Ethereum). Same token, different network.
I sent tokens and they didn't arrive. What happened?¶
The most common causes:
- Wrong chain — the token was sent on a different chain than the recipient expected (e.g. relay vs Asset Hub). Balances are tracked per chain.
- The transaction never entered a block — e.g. submitted to a node that was not fully synced. In that case the funds were never actually spent; check the sending account on a synced node/explorer.
Always verify the chain and the full recipient address, and send a small test transfer first for large amounts.
Where do I stake / nominate?¶
On Asset Hub (wss://asset-hub-rpc.pezkuwichain.io). Staking moved there from
the relay chain during the Asset Hub Migration (AHM). See Staking.
How do I vote on proposals?¶
Through the governance app at app.pezkuwichain.io, backed by the Welati governance pallet. See Governance.
Is PEX really fee-free?¶
PEX is run non-profit / cost-recovery: 0% maker, ~0.01% taker. Fees exist only to cover operating costs, not to make a profit.
Which libraries do I use to build on PezkuwiChain?¶
The sovereign @pezkuwi/* packages (the equivalent of @polkadot/*). The
full reference is in the SDK docs.
Who can edit this wiki?¶
Anyone — via the ✏️ edit button, which opens a pull request on the
pezkuwichain/wiki repository. Changes are
reviewed before going live.