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# Get ERC20 Tokens

The native tokens of Polygon zkEVM are **ERC20**.

To do most things on PZKEVM, you will need to pay gas, which comes in the form of ERC20 ETH. We are working on Ethereum L2, then we you need to bridge ETH from Ethereum to Polygon zkEVM.

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[Polygon zkEVM Bridge](https://wallet.polygon.technology/zkEVM/bridge) is the official bridge to change Ethereum L1 tokens to Polygon zkEVM L2.

If you do not have assets in Ethereum, you should get them through an exchange or token sale platform. Look at the next tab.
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If you do not have assets in Ethereum, you should get them through an exchange or token sale platform.

We recomend the next platforms:

* Moonpay
* Coinbase
* Crypto.com
* KuCoin
* Binance
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