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# What are OVR managed tokens?

Within the OVER ecosystem, "Managed OVR Tokens" were originally acquired through participation in the now-concluded Treasure Hunt game or via credit card purchases made in collaboration with our former partner, Indacoin.&#x20;

These tokens are centrally managed by the OVER platform but can be converted into "Decentralized OVR Tokens" using the OVR Token Swapper.&#x20;

To ensure a smooth transition, there are initial limits on the number of OVR Managed Tokens that each account can swap each month, with a maximum of 100 OVR Managed tokens allowed for swapping per month per account.


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