Supported networks and tokens

The networks THORWallet supports, the native coin of each one, which networks share an address and how tokens appear in your wallet.

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Short answer

THORWallet supports 25 networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRON, XRP, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base, THORChain and Monero. The main assets show by default and you can add other tokens by contract address.

On this page

THORWallet is a multi-chain wallet. One recovery phrase gives you an address on every network in the table. A linked network has its own page with what works there.

Networks

NetworkNative coinNotes
BitcoinBTC
EthereumETHEVM.
ArbitrumETHEVM. Same address as Ethereum.
BaseETHEVM. Same address as Ethereum.
BNB ChainBNBEVM. Shown as BSC in the app.
AvalancheAVAXEVM. Same address as Ethereum.
HyperEVMHYPEEVM. Same address as Ethereum.
Robinhood ChainETHEVM. Same address as Ethereum.
SolanaSOL
TRONTRX
XRPXRPShown as Ripple in the app. Destination tags are supported when you send.
StellarXLMMemo ID and memo text are supported when you send.
SuiSUI
NEARNEARSeed wallet only.
THORChainRUNE
MayaCACAO
Cosmos HubATOM
OsmosisOSMOSeed wallet only.
NobleUSDC
LitecoinLTC
Bitcoin CashBCH
DogecoinDOGE
DashDASH
ZcashZECShielded and transparent addresses. Shielded Zcash is seed wallet only.
MoneroXMRSeed wallet only.

The list in the app is always the current one. Open Address on the Wallet screen to see every network of your wallet.

Native coins and tokens

Every network has a native coin. It pays the network fee for every transaction on that network, also when you send a token. Keep a small amount of it.

Tokens such as USDC or USDT live on a network. The same token name can exist on several networks, and each version is a separate asset. THORWallet shows the network on the asset icon and in the asset details.

Which tokens you see

  • Core assets are always shown.
  • Other tokens can be switched on or off under Manage tokens.
  • A token that is not in the list can be added with its contract address.

See Add, hide or import a custom token.

Networks that share an address

Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Avalanche, HyperEVM and Robinhood Chain use the same address in THORWallet. All other networks have their own address.

Warning

The same address does not mean the same network. If you send USDC on Arbitrum, it arrives on Arbitrum, not on Ethereum. Always agree on the network with the other side.

If your coin is not listed

  • Check the spelling and search under Manage tokens.
  • If the coin runs on its own network and that network is not in the table, THORWallet does not support it.
  • If someone already sent you funds on an unsupported network, contact support in the app chat or at info@thorwallet.org. Support will never ask for your recovery phrase.

Common questions

Is my token supported?

If the token lives on a supported network, you can hold it. Search for it under Manage tokens, or add it as a custom token with its contract address.

Which coin pays the network fee?

The native coin of the network, for example ETH on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base, BNB on BNB Chain, TRX on TRON and SOL on Solana.

Do all networks work in a vault?

No. Some networks, for example Monero and NEAR, work only in a seed wallet.

Why do Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base show the same address?

They are EVM networks and use the same address format. Your funds are still separate on each network.

Can I receive a coin on a network that is not in the list?

No. THORWallet cannot show funds on a network it does not support. Ask the sender to use a supported network.

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