TPWallet Supported Cryptocurrencies: Full List of Blockchains and Tokens
As one of the world’s leading non-custodial multi-chain crypto wallets, TPWallet has amassed over 10 million global users since its launch, thanks to its core value proposition of one-stop multi-chain asset management. A key driver of its popularity is its extensive support for blockchains and tokens, catering to diverse user needs ranging from DeFi trading to NFT collection and cross-chain asset transfers. This article breaks down the categories of supported blockchains and token types, and explains how to access the latest full list of supported assets.
At the infrastructure level, TPWallet currently supports more than 80 mainstream and emerging blockchain networks, covering over 90% of the total crypto market capitalization and spanning almost all major crypto ecosystems. Leading smart contract platforms take center stage: Ethereum, the birthplace of DeFi and NFTs, is fully integrated, with native support for ETH and all Ethereum Request for Comments (ERC) standard assets, from fungible tokens to governance tokens. BNB Chain, known for its low gas fees and high transaction throughput, is another core supported chain, enabling users to interact with BSC-based DeFi protocols, yield farms, and NFT marketplaces directly from the wallet interface. High-performance layer 1 blockchains including Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, Near Protocol, and Tron are also natively supported, addressing strong demand for fast, low-cost transactions in GameFi, decentralized social, and decentralized finance sectors.
For users focused on Ethereum scalability and low-cost transactions, TPWallet has rolled out full support for all major Ethereum Layer 2 networks, including Arbitrum One, Optimism, Base, zkSync Era, and StarkNet. This allows users to manage Layer 2 assets, participate in Layer 2 exclusive airdrops, and interact with DeFi and NFT protocols on Layer 2 without switching between multiple wallet interfaces or manually adding network configurations. Beyond EVM-compatible chains, TPWallet also extends support to non-EVM ecosystems such as the Cosmos Hub and Osmosis (the leading decentralized exchange in the Cosmos interchain ecosystem), Polkadot and its top parachains like Acala and Moonbeam, as well as next-generation Move-based L1s like Sui and Aptos, ensuring users can access cutting-edge crypto projects at an early stage.
In terms of token support, TPWallet covers a wide spectrum of asset types. First and foremost are native blockchain tokens, such as ETH, BNB, SOL, MATIC, AVAX, TRX, and ATOM, which are automatically added to default asset lists for corresponding chain wallets. For fungible tokens, TPWallet supports all mainstream token standards: ERC-20 on Ethereum, BEP-20 on BNB Chain, SPL on Solana, TRC-20 on Tron, and equivalent standards on other supported chains. This includes popular stablecoins like USDT, USDC, DAI, and BUSD across their multi-chain deployments, making it easy for users to hold, transfer, and trade value-stable assets without exposure to crypto volatility.
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are also fully supported, with compatibility for ERC-721, ERC-1155, SPL NFT, and other industry-standard NFT formats. Users can view, send, and receive NFTs directly in the wallet’s dedicated NFT gallery, and even connect to top NFT marketplaces like OpenSea, Blur, and Magic Eden via the wallet’s built-in dApp browser. For users involved in decentralized governance, TPWallet also supports staking and voting with governance tokens across multiple chains, allowing users to participate in protocol decision-making without leaving the wallet.
It is important to note that the full list of TPWallet-supported blockchains and tokens is dynamically updated, as the crypto ecosystem evolves rapidly with new projects, chain upgrades, and risk adjustments. For the most up-to-date complete list, users can access two official channels: first, open the TPWallet app, navigate to the “Assets” tab, and tap “Add Token” to browse all supported chains and curated default token lists sorted by market capitalization; second, visit the official TPWallet website’s “Supported Chains” page, which is updated in real time with newly integrated ecosystems, compatibility notes, and risk warnings for deprecated or high-risk assets. For lesser-known tokens not on the default list, users can manually add custom tokens by entering the contract address, token symbol, and decimal count, and selecting the corresponding blockchain, ensuring full control over their personal asset portfolio.
As a non-custodial wallet that prioritizes user autonomy, TPWallet’s extensive multi-chain support eliminates the need for users to install and manage dozens of separate wallet apps, streamlining the management of diverse crypto assets across DeFi, NFT, GameFi, and governance use cases. To ensure asset safety, users are advised to verify contract addresses through official project channels when adding custom tokens, and to securely store their 12 or 24-word recovery phrases offline, as TPWallet never stores user private keys or recovery data on its servers. As the crypto industry continues to evolve with new blockchain architectures and asset types, TPWallet is expected to expand its supported ecosystems further, maintaining its position as a go-to wallet for global crypto users.