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What is gas?

Updated over 2 weeks ago

The gas fee is a small fee paid to process transactions on a blockchain network. It compensates the network for validating and recording transactions, such as sending funds or interacting with smart contracts.

Each blockchain requires its own native token to pay gas fees. If you do not hold enough of the required token, your transaction cannot be completed.

Which networks and gas tokens are supported?

We support the following networks and their corresponding native tokens:

  • Algorand: ALGO

  • Arbitrum: ETH

  • Avalanche: AVAX

  • Base: ETH

  • Ethereum: ETH

  • NEAR: NEAR

  • Polygon: POL

  • Ripple: XRP

  • Solana: SOL

  • Stellar: XLM

  • Sui: SUI

  • Tron: TRX

What do I need to know before making a transaction?

Before submitting a transaction, ensure your wallet holds enough of the required gas token for the relevant network. Gas fees vary depending on network activity and transaction type.

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