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Supported networks

Networks used by the terminal and launch catalog, their fee assets, and the checks to make before funding a Wallet.

Which network fee asset to fund

SOL1 networkBNB1 networkETH3 networksUSDT01 network
SOL
1 network
BNB
1 network
ETH
3 networks
USDT0
1 network
Counts cover the six networks in the table below. Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain each use ETH, but each needs its own funded balance on that network.

Your Wallet has a Solana address and an EVM address. The EVM address can be the same across networks, but balances and network fees are separate on every chain.

Network Address family Fee asset Launch catalog
Solana Solana SOL Rtp.Fun curves, pump.fun, Bags, Jupiter Studio
BNB Chain EVM (chain 56) BNB Four.meme, Flap
Ethereum EVM (chain 1) ETH No launch-platform entry
Base EVM (chain 8453) ETH Clanker, Zora, Flaunch, o1exchange
Robinhood Chain EVM (chain 4663) ETH Clanker, Flaunch, o1exchange, Instant, pools.fun, Pons
Stable EVM (chain 988) USDT0 Varo

The table describes network and catalog mappings, not a promise that every product action runs on every network. Trading data, launch preparation and swap routes have separate availability checks. Select a network in the relevant form and check the response. See Launch platforms.

Swap offers the assets and networks supported by its current route service. A listed asset is not a guarantee of a route or sufficient liquidity. Request a quote to check the output, fee, slippage bound and any bridge or approval steps.

  • Keep the network’s fee asset in your Wallet. ETH on Ethereum does not pay for a Base or Robinhood Chain transaction.
  • On Solana, creating a token account can require a refundable rent deposit.
  • Check both the destination address and network before depositing. A matching EVM address does not make networks interchangeable.
  • Check the network and amount again in the execution review.

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