Buying FLTC from another chain

How a wallet on Solana, Ethereum or another chain can get FLTC, what happens behind the screen, and how to check the result. This is a how-to. It isn't a reason to buy.

The only real FLTC contract

fltc-af549c.launchpad.justhoot.near

It lives on NEAR. There is no official FLTC on Solana, Ethereum or any other chain. FLTC is not on Omni Bridge (NEAR's official bridge), so any "FLTC" you find on another chain is not this token. Paste an address to compare it.

1. What "Intents" means

FLTC is a token on NEAR. It never leaves NEAR. On 7 October 2026 JustHoot added Fast Intents, built on NEAR Intents. With it, you can pay from a wallet such as Phantom, MetaMask, Rabby or Coinbase Wallet, on any of the 15+ chains JustHoot lists.

You sign an intent, which is a message that says "I give this much of my coin, and I want at least this much of that token."
A solver (a market maker) fills it. The trade is settled on NEAR through the contract intents.near. JustHoot says it takes about 10 seconds.
You pay network fees ("gas") in your own chain's coin, for example SOL on Solana or ETH on Ethereum.
Nothing gets copied to another chain. The 0.1% FLTC fee, the burn and the holders' share keep working as usual. See the fees, step by step.

If you already use a NEAR wallet such as Meteor and pay with NEAR, the trade goes straight through the Rhea pool (the route says "RHEA DCL"). That's a normal trade, not an Intents trade.

2. Step by step

Open the FLTC page on JustHoot yourself. Type it, or use this link: justhoot.fun/p/fltc-af549c.launchpad.justhoot.near. Check that the address in the page matches the box above, letter for letter.
Connect your wallet (Phantom, MetaMask, Rabby or Coinbase Wallet). Pick the coin and chain you want to pay with.
Type a small amount. Use only money you can afford to lose.
Read "Minimum received" before you approve. That's the least FLTC you'll get if things move while the trade settles. If it's far below the main estimate, stop.
Approve in your wallet. Read what your wallet shows. It should be a payment to a trade, never a request for your recovery phrase.
Take a screenshot of the result, and keep any transaction link the page shows.

Screens change. If what you see differs from these steps, go slowly and ask in the JustHoot Telegram group. I can't promise every chain or wallet shown here works at any given time.

3. Check the trade on NearBlocks

Open FLTC on NearBlocks. This is the real contract's page.
Look at the token transfers list for a transfer at the time of your trade. Intents trades settle through intents.near, so it will often appear there.
If JustHoot gave you a transaction link, open it. Check that the token is fltc-af549c.launchpad.justhoot.near and that the amount is at least your "Minimum received".

More on reading a transaction: How to verify.

4. Safety notes

No official FLTC exists on other chains. If someone sells you "FLTC" on Solana or Ethereum, it isn't this token.
Never share a recovery phrase. No trade needs it. I'll never message you first or ask for one.
If you didn't create the wallet yourself, it isn't yours. Don't fund a wallet a bot or a person set up for you.
Small, slow, checked. Start with a small amount and check the result before doing more.
Risks are real. Solvers, wallets and contracts can fail. See Risks.

Sources: JustHoot's Fast Intents announcement (7 October 2026, @justhootfun on X), NEAR Intents (intents.near), and Omni Bridge's get_bridged_token check for FLTC on Solana, Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum (none found, 11 October 2026). Last checked 12 October 2026.