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Chainlink (LINK) on Unichain

Find this exact LINK asset in Oath’s catalog, check its network and prepare to receive it on iPhone or iPad.

Check the identity

Asset: Chainlink (LINK)
Network: Unichain · Chain ID 130
Token contract: 0xef66491eab4bbb582c57b14778afd8dfb70d8a1a
Catalog asset ID: chainlink

This token identifier is not your receiving address. Copy your personal address from Receive in Oath. Never send funds to the contract, mint or issuer shown here.

Receive LINK on Unichain

Open Oath, select your wallet and open Receive.
Choose Unichain and find Chainlink (LINK). Match the full identifier above; symbols can be shared by unrelated assets.
Use the receiving address or QR code shown in the app. Confirm the exact network with the sender and include any required memo or tag.
Check that the sender and your account support this token before transferring. For a first transfer, start with a small amount.

ETH on Unichain stays on Unichain unless you use a separate bridge or swap.

Sending and fees

Keep ETH available for network fees. For tokens, check the contract and amount, then review the destination and estimated fee in Oath.

The network’s fee asset is ETH. Receiving an ordinary transfer does not mean you can send it without a fee balance. Account activation, reserves, storage or token-account creation can add requirements.

Select the exact asset in Oath, choose Send if available, and review the destination, amount and final fee. Token-specific restrictions, missing metadata or unsupported token extensions can prevent a transfer; catalog presence alone is not a sending test.

What this listing covers

This entry is discoverable on Unichain in the released catalog. Oath provides the network’s receive and supported-asset transfer flows. WalletConnect is available for compatible Unichain requests; it does not guarantee a dApp supports this token.

Check issuer restrictions before using an asset. A token can be paused, frozen, transfer-restricted or subject to eligibility requirements. Bridged and wrapped tokens remain separate assets; a familiar name or symbol does not establish backing or redemption rights.

A catalog listing means an asset appears in Oath’s discovery source. It does not mean issuer verification, safety approval or individually tested sending. Availability depends on your account, app version and the token’s rules.