> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://chocolateswap-1.gitbook.io/chocolateswap/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://chocolateswap-1.gitbook.io/chocolateswap/q-and-a.md).

# Q\&A

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#### Q: What is the Chocolate (CHOC) token? 

A: Chocolate (CHOC) is the native token of the ChocolateSwap platform. Users can earn CHOC rewards by participating in various activities on the platform, such as liquidity mining, pledging and trading. CHOC tokens can also be used to participate in the governance of the platform, enabling holders to have an impact on the future development of the platform.

#### Q: How do I make transactions on ChocolateSwap? 

A: Users need to first transfer their assets from the main ethereum chain to the zkSync chain. Then, an account is created on the ChocolateSwap platform and connected to the user's wallet. After that, users can start trading, adding liquidity, lending and borrowing on the platform.

#### Q: How does ChocolateSwap ensure the security of its users' assets? 

A: We take contract security very seriously and all smart contracts will be audited by a third party auditing company. In addition, our platform uses transparent governance mechanisms to ensure fairness and security.

#### Q: How can I participate in the community governance of ChocolateSwap? 

A: CHOC token holders can participate in the governance of the platform through their voting rights. We regularly initiate proposals and allow community members to vote on important decisions and updates. You can keep up to date with proposals and voting issues via our official website and social media channels.