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# Browser extension

The ThanX browser extension - available in Chrome and Firefox - is designed to enhance users' shopping experience with our partners' websites. Our extension provides a seamless integration that makes it easy for users to shop, earn tokens, and stay up-to-date with our partners. With just one installation, users will have access to a list of our partners, making it easier for them to find the brands they love. Plus, our extension notifies them when they're on a partner's website, so they never miss a chance to earn rewards.

It has our **$THANX token integrated** and when users earn cryptoback they receive the $ amount worth of $THANX. The **exchange rate is calculated based on real-time value, pulled via an API from blockchain data.**

{% hint style="info" %}
During the public beta, users will receive THANX tokens in their extension balance at a fixed $0.01 rate until the THANX token launch. Withdrawals won’t be available until the official launch, but all the collected tokens will be converted 1:1 at the token launch.
{% endhint %}

**How it works:**

1. Download the extension and register (100% FREE & no wallet connection required)
2. Browse our partner list and click on a store
3. Add items to your basket and make a purchase as usual
4. Sit back and get your crypto into your balance
5. Withdraw your tokens to your wallet
6. Convert to BTC, ETH, or USDT

Or stake your $THANX tokens as we build a thriving ecosystem around it which will ensure its sustainable value growth.

We're always working on adding new earning and spending features!


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