š Networks and assets we accept
Unifold is built to accept deposits across Ethereum and other EVM networks, Solana, Bitcoin, and additional chains as apps enable them. The dropdown in the deposit or checkout widget is authoritative for that session. This page explains the usual coverage so you can prepare a send, not so you ignore the widget.
Networks you will commonly see
- Ethereum
- Major L2s such as Base, Arbitrum, and Polygon
- Solana
- Bitcoin
- Other EVM networks the destination product turned on
A merchant or prediction market can enable a subset. If HyperEVM, for example, is missing, that app has not requested it.
Tokens you will commonly see
Stablecoins and majors are the default set:
| Asset | Typical networks |
|---|---|
| USDC | Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and others the app enables |
| USDT | Ethereum and supported L2s |
| ETH / WETH | Ethereum and ETH-equivalent L2s |
| SOL | Solana |
| BTC | Bitcoin; wrapped BTC only where the widget lists it |
| Other majors (DAI, native L2 tokens, and similar) | Only when explicitly listed |
Names can collide. āUSDCā on two networks is not interchangeable. Always pick the network in the widget, then configure the same network on your exchange.
What āsupportedā means
Supported means Unifold can detect that token on that chain and route it to the destination asset. It does not mean every random ERC-20 or SPL mint will be rescued if you send it.
Airdrops, fee-on-transfer tokens, and lookalike tickers are unsupported even if the address format looks valid.
If you sent something off-list
See Sent the wrong asset. Open a support request with the hash. Recovery is a best-effort exception, not a feature.
Developers configuring coverage should use the supported chains and supported tokens docs.
Still need a person?
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