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What Is the ERC-20 Standard for Tokens?

Technical standard on Ethereum defining rules for fungible tokens to ensure interoperability.
Greeks.Live28.10.25

What Is the ERC-20 Standard for Tokens?

ERC-20 is a technical standard used for smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain for implementing fungible tokens. It defines a common set of rules, such as how tokens are transferred and how to access data about them.

Adhering to this standard ensures interoperability, meaning all ERC-20 tokens can interact seamlessly with other applications and wallets on the Ethereum network.

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