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Which assets does Zengo support?
Which assets does Zengo support?

A comprehensive guide to the blockchains and networks supported by Zengo.

Ouriel Ohayon avatar
Written by Ouriel Ohayon
Updated over 4 months ago

When using Zengo, it is crucial to ensure you are sending the correct crypto asset to the corresponding supported wallet address (read here how to find the wallet address).

Certain exchanges like Binance offer multiple networks for withdrawing funds, and it is important to respect the following guidelines to ensure your asset arrives safely.

Below is a list of the supported assets supported by Zengo and the appropriate networks for each cryptocurrency:

Blockchain

Network Name

Main Coin Support

Token Support

NFT Support

Bitcoin (BTC)

Bitcoin

Ethereum (ETH)

Ethereum (ERC20)

Binance Coin (BNB)

BEP2

Dogecoin (DOGE)

DOGE

Tezos (XTZ)

Tezos

Polygon/ ​​Ethereum

Polygon and ERC20

Arbitrum One (ARB)

Arbitrum one

Optimism (OP)

Optimism

Base (BASE)

Base

Here are a few tips:

  • For Ethereum and Polygon, note that Zengo can store any ERC20 token; however, you may not be able to view them directly on Zengo. We are continuously adding visual support for those tokens.

    In the meantime, you can use them on DeFi and dApps by connecting your Zengo wallet through WalletConnect (read more). This allows you to access a wider range of DeFi platforms and applications while still ensuring the security and ease of use of your Zengo wallet.

  • Zengo supports Ethereum and Polygon NFTs (read more). Certain NFTs may not show immediately either because they are not yet revealed by the author or hidden by our security systems.

  • If you feel an NFT should be appearing, refer to the hidden NFT section at the bottom or simply contact our support team. You can always view all your NFTs either using a blockchain explorer or simply linking your Zengo wallet to an NFT marketplace or service with WalletConnect.

  • If a token or NFT is important to you, please request it from our customer support agents, and we will try our best to add support for it.

    For the full list of assets we support, see here: https://zengo.com/assets or directly in the Zengo app in the asset manager located on the main screen of the app.

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