EVM-Compatible Blockchain Support

EVM Networks Overview

EVM-compatible blockchains share common architecture with Ethereum, allowing unified support for tokens and wallets across multiple networks. Our platform provides comprehensive EVM chain support, enabling you to offer users flexibility in which network they use.

Supported EVM Networks

Layer 1 Networks

Ethereum (ETH)

• The original EVM blockchain
• Highest security and decentralization
• All ERC-20 tokens supported
• Higher fees, slower confirmations

BNB Chain (BSC)

• Binance’s EVM chain
• Low fees, fast confirmations
• Large DeFi ecosystem
• BEP-20 token standard (ERC-20 compatible)

Avalanche C-Chain (AVAX)

• Sub-second finality
• Low transaction costs
• Growing DeFi presence
• ERC-20 compatible

Layer 2 Networks

Polygon (MATIC/POL)

• Ethereum scaling solution
• Very low fees
• Fast confirmations
• Massive token ecosystem

Arbitrum

• Ethereum L2 rollup
• Lower fees than mainnet
• Ethereum security inheritance
• Growing adoption

Optimism

• Ethereum L2 rollup
• OP Stack technology
• Ethereum security
• Expanding ecosystem

Additional EVM Chains

Fantom (FTM)

• High-speed DAG-based chain
• Low transaction costs
• DeFi focused

Cronos (CRO)

• Crypto.com’s chain
• EVM compatible
• Growing ecosystem

Other Networks

• Base
• zkSync
• Linea
• Scroll
• Any EVM chain via RPC

Benefits of EVM Support

Unified Address Format

Users have one deposit address format across all EVM chains. The same wallet address works on Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, and any other EVM network.

Consistent Token Standards

ERC-20 is the universal token standard across EVM chains. Adding new tokens follows the same process regardless of which chain they’re deployed on.

Multi-Chain Tokens

Popular tokens like USDT, USDC, and others exist on multiple EVM chains. Users can deposit and withdraw on whichever network offers the best fees or speed for them.

Easy Chain Addition

Adding new EVM chains is straightforward - configure the RPC endpoint and chain parameters, and the same wallet and token infrastructure works automatically.

Integration Architecture

Wallet Infrastructure

Through Blockgum and CryptoApis:

• Unified wallet generation across chains
• Per-chain deposit monitoring
• Balance tracking per network
• Withdrawal routing by chain

Token Management

Admin capabilities:

• Add tokens by contract address
• Specify which chain(s) each token is on
• Set confirmations per chain
• Configure withdrawal fees per network

User Experience

For your users:

• See which chains each token supports
• Choose preferred network for deposits/withdrawals
• View balances aggregated or per-chain
• Transfer between chains (via bridging integrations)

Chain-Specific Features

Fee Optimization

Each chain has different fee structures. Users can choose lower-fee networks when available for their tokens.

Speed Preferences

Some users prioritize speed (Avalanche, Polygon) while others prefer security (Ethereum). Multi-chain support accommodates all preferences.

Ecosystem Access

Different chains have different DeFi ecosystems. Supporting multiple chains lets you list tokens from various communities.

Admin Controls

Network Management

• Enable/disable specific chains
• Configure RPC endpoints
• Set confirmation requirements per chain
• Monitor network status

Token Configuration

• Add tokens with chain specification
• Map same token across multiple chains
• Set per-chain withdrawal fees
• Configure deposit minimums

Wallet Operations

• View balances per chain
• Process withdrawals by network
• Monitor pending transactions
• Reconcile across chains

Supported Networks Summary

Getting Started

EVM network support is included in the exchange package. Setup involves:

1. Configure RPC endpoints for desired chains
2. Set up wallet infrastructure via Blockgum/CryptoApis
3. Enable chains in admin panel
4. Add tokens per chain
5. Test deposit and withdrawal flows
6. Launch to users

Contact our team for multi-chain integration assistance and best practices.