Supported networks

Blockchains Multiswap routes across

Pick a network to see how it behaves in a swap — typical fees and speed, which stablecoins live there, and the details that change your net payout when you route to or from it.

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Layer 1

Ethereum

The original smart-contract base layer, where gas is paid in ETH and ERC20 USDT and USDC are most widely held.

Layer 1

Tron

A Layer 1 widely used for low-cost USDT-TRC20 transfers, popular for moving stablecoins quickly and cheaply.

Layer 1

BNB Chain

A Layer 1 that uses BNB for gas and is known for generally low fees, hosting BEP20 stablecoins and tokens.

Ethereum L2

Arbitrum

An Ethereum Layer-2 rollup that settles to Ethereum while offering cheaper and faster transactions than the base layer.

Ethereum L2

Base

An Ethereum Layer-2 incubated by Coinbase, known for low fees while settling security back to Ethereum.

Layer 1

Solana

A high-throughput Layer 1 known for low fees, hosting SPL tokens including USDC and USDT.

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Supported Assets

Coins and tokens you can swap.

Cross-Chain Swap

How routing spans chains.

USDT TRC20 vs ERC20

Why the network matters for USDT.

Network Fees Explained

Why fees vary by chain.

Glossary

Plain-English crypto swap terms.

Supported networks overview

How network coverage works.

Settle your next swap from Telegram

No account. No wallet connect. Just the net payout you were quoted — routed through institutional liquidity.

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