This page provides an overview of the blockchain networks we currently support.

EVM Networks

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WALLETS
Wallet API
Create & manage wallets
Supports all EVM networks
Smart Wallet
Account abstraction wallets
Deployable on any EVM network
• SDK/client supports: Optimism, Zora, BNB, Avalanche, Lordchain
PAYMENTS
Send & Receive
Transfer crypto assets
Supports all EVM networks
Onramp & Offramp
Fiat to crypto conversion
• Support for > 50 networks
• Varies by location. Check availability
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Micropayment protocol
• CDP: Base only
• Self-hosted: any EVM network
SWAPS
Swap API
Token swapping
Mainnet only
BASE TOOLS
Paymaster
Gas sponsorship
Appchains
Custom blockchains
OnchainKit
React components
Supports all EVM networks
DATA
Node
Free RPC endpoints
Address History
Transaction history
• Only available in v1 Wallet API
Webhooks
Real-time events
Smart Contract Events
Contract monitoring
Mainnet only
Verifications
Onchain attestations
Mainnet only
AI
AgentKit
AI-powered agents
Base by default
• Additional networks supported via wallet provider config
STAKING
Staking API
Programmatic staking
FAUCET
Faucets
Test tokens
Testnet only

Non-EVM Networks

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WALLETS
Wallet API
Create & manage wallets
PAYMENTS
Send & Receive
Transfer crypto assets
Onramp & Offramp
Fiat to crypto conversion
• Support for > 50 networks
• Varies by location. Check availability
x402
Micropayment protocol
Solana support in development
AI
AgentKit
AI-powered agents
Base by default
• Additional networks supported via wallet provider config
STAKING
Staking API
Programmatic staking
FAUCET
Faucets
Test tokens
Testnet only

Use cases

Mainnets

Use mainnets for production-grade transactions and interactions using CDP APIs:

  • Sending real crypto funds (e.g., withdrawals, payments)
  • Interacting with live DeFi protocols (such as staking)
  • Reading onchain data for dashboards, analytics, etc.

CDP APIs can help simplify production workflows by letting you query balances, transactions, or fetch events without running a node.

Testnets

Use testnets for development, testing, or QA with no real funds involved:

  • Testing smart contract deployments before mainnet launch
  • Simulating workflows (like login, staking, etc.) with testnet funds
  • Continuous Integration tests that run contract calls
  • Demo purposes for sandbox environments

Layer 2s

Use Layer 2s, such as the Base network, for lower fees and faster transactions:

  • Powering gas-efficient wallets or dapps
  • Game or social app activity (frequent, low-cost interactions)
  • Bridging assets between networks