diff --git a/src/content/ccip/concepts/cross-chain-tokens.mdx b/src/content/ccip/concepts/cross-chain-tokens.mdx
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--- a/src/content/ccip/concepts/cross-chain-tokens.mdx
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@@ -156,6 +156,25 @@ On the **destination blockchain**, the CCIP OffRamp contract performs three key
#### Token Decimal Handling
+**v1.5.0**
+
+Token pools on **v1.5.0** do not support tokens with different decimal places across blockchains. When transferring a token between blockchains with differing decimal places, the token loses precision resulting in different amounts of tokens between the source and destination blockchain.
+
+Consider a token developer who deployed their token across two blockchains with different decimal configurations:
+
+- Blockchain A: Pool with 12 decimals
+- Blockchain B: Pool with 6 decimals
+
+| Transfer Path | Example | Impact |
+| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| A → B | • Send from A: 1.123456789123
• Receive on B: 1.123456
• **Lost**: 0.000000789123 | • Burn/mint: Tokens permanently burned on Blockchain A
• Lock/release: Tokens locked in pool on Blockchain A |
+| B → A | • Send from B: 1.123456
• Receive on A: 1.123456000000
• **Gained**: 0.0 | • No precision loss |
+
+
+We highly recommend [upgrading to v1.5.1](#upgrading-from-v150) to leverage the native support for token decimal handling. If using v1.5.0, please make sure to [configure a custom v1.5.0 token pool](#custom-token-pools).
+
+**v1.5.1**
+
Starting from **v1.5.1**, token pools support tokens with different decimal places across blockchains. This feature can impact the total number of tokens in circulation because tokens locked/burned on the source chain might result in a smaller number of tokens minted/released on the destination chain due to decimal rounding.