Network coverage

18 networks, 39 assets, one swap box

Every live network can be swapped to every other one — 1,369 pairs in total, same-network swaps included. 17 networks are live today; Polkadot stays listed but shows as unavailable until a protocol quotes it again.

Bitcoin

BTC · 1 asset

The original proof-of-work network. Blocks arrive roughly every ten minutes, and its native asset BTC is the most requested source for cross-chain swaps.

NEAR Intents, Chainflip, FlashnetBridge

Ethereum

ETH · 6 assets

The largest smart-contract network. Native ETH pays for gas, and most stablecoin liquidity (USDC, USDT, DAI) and wrapped bitcoin (WBTC) live here as ERC-20 tokens.

ETH
USDC
USDT
WBTC
FLIP
DAI

NEAR Intents, Chainflip, FlashnetBridge

Solana

SOL · 3 assets

A high-throughput proof-of-stake network with sub-second blocks and low fees. SOL is the native asset; USDC and USDT circulate as SPL tokens.

SOL
USDC
USDT

NEAR Intents, Chainflip, FlashnetBridge

Arbitrum

ETH · 4 assets

Arbitrum One is an Ethereum layer-2 rollup. ETH is its gas asset, and it has its own USDC, USDT and the ARB governance token.

ETH
USDC
USDT
ARB

NEAR Intents, Chainflip, FlashnetBridge

Base

ETH · 3 assets

An Ethereum layer-2 built on the OP Stack and incubated by Coinbase. ETH pays for gas, and USDC is the dominant stablecoin.

ETH
USDC
cbBTC

NEAR Intents, FlashnetBridge

Optimism

ETH · 3 assets

OP Mainnet is the original optimistic rollup on Ethereum. ETH pays for gas, and the OP token is used for governance.

ETH
USDC
OP

NEAR Intents, FlashnetBridge

Polygon

POL · 3 assets

Polygon PoS is an EVM sidechain with low fees. Its gas token is POL, which replaced MATIC in 2024; USDC and USDT are widely used on it.

POL
USDC
USDT

NEAR Intents, FlashnetBridge

BNB Chain

BNB · 3 assets

BNB Smart Chain is an EVM network operated by a small validator set. BNB pays for gas, and USDT and USDC circulate as BEP-20 tokens.

BNB
USDT
USDC

NEAR Intents, FlashnetBridge

Avalanche

AVAX · 3 assets

Avalanche C-Chain is the EVM-compatible chain of the Avalanche network. AVAX pays for gas, and USDC and USDT are issued natively on it.

AVAX
USDC
USDT

NEAR Intents, FlashnetBridge

Tron

TRX · 2 assets

A low-fee account-based network. TRX is the native asset, and USDT on Tron (TRC-20) is one of the most used stablecoin rails for exchange deposits.

TRX
USDT

NEAR Intents, Chainflip, FlashnetBridge

Dogecoin

DOGE · 1 asset

A proof-of-work network derived from Litecoin, with one-minute blocks. Its native asset is DOGE.

DOGE

NEAR IntentsBridge

Litecoin

LTC · 1 asset

A Bitcoin-derived proof-of-work network with 2.5-minute blocks. Its native asset is LTC.

NEAR Intents, FlashnetBridge

Bitcoin Cash

BCH · 1 asset

A 2017 fork of Bitcoin with larger blocks. Its native asset is BCH, and blocks arrive roughly every ten minutes.

NEAR IntentsBridge

Dash

DASH · 1 asset

A payments-focused proof-of-work network with 2.5-minute blocks. Its native asset is DASH.

DASH

NEAR IntentsBridge

Zcash

ZEC · 1 asset

A proof-of-work network with optional shielded transactions. ZEC is the native asset; blocks arrive about every 75 seconds.

NEAR Intents, FlashnetBridge

NEAR

NEAR · 1 asset

A sharded proof-of-stake network with human-readable account names. NEAR is the native asset and also the home of NEAR Intents.

NEAR

NEAR IntentsBridge

Cardano

ADA · 1 asset

A proof-of-stake network using an extended UTXO model. ADA is the native asset.

NEAR IntentsBridge

Polkadot

DOT · 1 asset

A relay chain that secures a family of parachains. Its native asset is DOT.

Temporarily unavailableGuide

Reference

Address formats and deposit times

The most common swap mistake is a wrong-network address. Use this table to check what a valid address looks like before you paste one.

Network	Valid receiving address	Deposits from this network
Bitcoin	Native SegWit (bc1q…), Taproot (bc1p…) or legacy addresses starting with 1 or 3. Lightning invoices are not Bitcoin addresses.	Bitcoin deposits wait for block confirmations: about 10–12 minutes on Chainflip, about 10 minutes on Flashnet and around 30 minutes on NEAR Intents.
Ethereum	A 0x address of 42 characters. The same address also exists on Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain and Avalanche C-Chain, so always check the network label, not just the address.	Ethereum deposits are usually accepted within 1–3 minutes.
Solana	A base58 public key of 32–44 characters with no 0x prefix. An Ethereum-style address is never a valid Solana destination.	Solana deposits are usually accepted within about a minute.
Arbitrum	The same 0x format as Ethereum. Your Ethereum wallet address works on Arbitrum, but only if the wallet is set to the Arbitrum One network when you use the funds.	Arbitrum deposits are usually accepted within 1–2 minutes.
Base	The same 0x format as Ethereum. Confirm the wallet or exchange lists the deposit network as Base.	Base deposits are usually accepted within 1–2 minutes.
Optimism	The same 0x format as Ethereum. Select OP Mainnet in your wallet to see the funds.	Optimism deposits are usually accepted within 1–2 minutes.
Polygon	The same 0x format as Ethereum. Some exchanges still label the network "MATIC" or "Polygon PoS".	Polygon deposits are usually accepted within 1–3 minutes.
BNB Chain	The same 0x format as Ethereum. Exchanges label this network BEP20 or BSC. Old BNB Beacon Chain addresses (bnb1…) are retired and cannot receive.	BNB Chain deposits are usually accepted within about a minute.
Avalanche	A C-Chain 0x address. Avalanche also has X-Chain and P-Chain addresses (X-avax1…, P-avax1…), which cannot receive these routes.	Avalanche deposits are usually accepted within about a minute.
Tron	A base58 address of 34 characters that starts with T. It is not interchangeable with a 0x Ethereum address.	Tron deposits are usually accepted within 1–3 minutes.
Dogecoin	A base58 address that normally starts with D (or A/9 for script addresses).	Dogecoin deposits usually need several one-minute blocks: about 5–20 minutes.
Litecoin	Addresses start with L, M or ltc1. MWEB privacy addresses (ltcmweb1…) are a different format and should not be used for these routes.	Litecoin deposits usually need a few 2.5-minute blocks: about 5–15 minutes.
Bitcoin Cash	CashAddr format (bitcoincash:q… or just q…). Legacy addresses starting with 1 look identical to Bitcoin addresses, so prefer CashAddr to avoid mixing the two chains.	Bitcoin Cash deposits wait for ten-minute blocks: usually about 15–40 minutes.
Dash	A base58 address that starts with X (or 7 for script addresses).	Dash deposits are usually accepted within about 5–10 minutes.
Zcash	Transparent addresses start with t1 or t3. Shielded (zs…) and unified (u1…) addresses are only accepted where the quote explicitly allows them; use a transparent address unless it does.	Zcash deposits usually need several 75-second blocks: about 5–15 minutes.
NEAR	A named account such as alice.near or a 64-character hexadecimal implicit account.	NEAR deposits are usually accepted within about a minute.
Cardano	A Shelley address starting with addr1. Byron-era addresses (Ae2…, DdzFF…) are legacy and should be avoided.	Cardano deposits are usually accepted within about 2–5 minutes.
Polkadot	An SS58 address, which for the Polkadot relay chain starts with 1.	No protocol currently quotes DOT, so there is no time estimate.

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