Networks

19 networks

This is the complete list of chains the wallet moves money on. Deposit on any of them and withdraw on any other: BEP20 to TRC20 costs $1 of blockchain fee instead of $3. What differs between them is the coin they charge fees in, how fast they settle and which assets they carry, not whether you need that coin, because you never do.

Supported networks, their fee coin, block time and assets
NetworkSent asFee coinBlockAssets
TronTRC20TRX3 sUSDT, TRX
BNB ChainBEP20BNB3 sUSDT, USDC, BNB
EthereumERC20ETH12 sUSDT, USDC, ETH, USD1, DAI, SHIB, XAUT
SolanaSolanaSOLunder a secondUSDT, USDC, USD1, ZEC, SOL
TONTONTON5 sUSDT, Gram (TON)
ArbitrumArbitrumETHunder a secondUSDT, USDC, ETH
BaseBaseETH2 sUSDC, ETH
AvalancheAvalancheAVAX2 sUSDT, USDC, AVAX
OptimismOptimismETH2 sUSDT, USDC, ETH
PolygonPolygonPOL2 sUSDT, USDC, POL
BitcoinBitcoinBTC10 minBTC
LitecoinLitecoinLTC2.5 minLTC
XRP LedgerXRPXRP4 sXRP
Bitcoin CashBitcoin CashBCH10 minBCH
DashDashDASH2.5 minDASH
ZcashZcashZEC75 sZEC
CardanoCardanoADA20 sADA
DogecoinDogecoinDOGE1 minDOGE
PlasmaPlasmaXPLUSDT

Chains with more than one asset have a page of their own:

Single-asset networks

These carry one coin each: their own. There is no standard to choose and no wrong network to send them to, which is most of what a page about them would have said.

Questions

Which network should I choose?

Whichever one the person or exchange receiving the money expects. That is the only hard requirement. Between two that both work, the table above shows which settles faster and what each charges its fee in.

Do I need a network’s own coin to send on it?

Never. Every chain here charges its fee in its own coin, and the wallet pays that out of the transfer itself, so no balance in TRX, BNB, ETH or anything else has to be kept.

Can I deposit on one network and withdraw on another?

Yes, and that is the ordinary case rather than a special feature. Deposit on any chain in this list and withdraw on any other; the route is quoted as one amount before you sign.