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Blockchains

The blockchains supported by Utila

Updated over 2 months ago

Utila supports a wide range of blockchains.

Definition

A blockchain is a decentralized digital ledger that securely stores transactions across a network of computers in a way that is transparent, cannot be changed, and is resistant to tampering. The blocks are linked in a chronological "chain", hence the name.

Each blockchain has its own native currency, such as BTC on BItcoin, POL on Polygon, ETH on Ethereum, or SOL on Solana.

To persist transactions on the blockchain, you must pay a transaction fee to the blockchain. The fee is paid in the native currency.

Supported blockchains

Following are the major blockchains, but we support any available blockchain running on the Ethereum virtual machine (EVM). See BYO EVM blockchain for details.

Symbol

Display Name

API Name

Bitcoin

networks/bitcoin-mainnet

Bitcoin Testnet

networks/bitcoin-testnet

Ethereum

networks/ethereum-mainnet

Ethereum Goerli Testnet

networks/ethereum-testnet-goerli

Ethereum Sepolia Testnet

networks/ethereum-testnet-sepolia

Optimism

networks/optimism-mainnet

Optimism Goerli Testnet

networks/optimism-testnet-goerli

Polygon

networks/polygon-mainnet

Polygon Mumbai Testnet

networks/polygon-testnet-mumbai

Polygon Amoy Testnet

networks/polygon-testnet-amoy

Arbitrum

networks/arbitrum-mainnet

Arbitrum Goerli Testnet

networks/arbitrum-testnet-goerli

Avalanche C-Chain

networks/avalanche-c-chain-mainnet

Avalanche C-Chain Fuji Testnet

networks/avalanche-c-chain-testnet-fuji

Binance Smart Chain

networks/bnb-smart-chain-mainnet

Binance Smart Chain Testnet

networks/bnb-smart-chain-testnet

Fuse

networks/fuse-mainnet

Fuse Spark Testnet

networks/fuse-testnet-spark

Base

networks/base-mainnet

Base Goerli Testnet

networks/base-testnet-goerli

TRON

networks/tron-mainnet

TRON Shasta Testnet

networks/tron-testnet-shasta

Solana

networks/solana-mainnet

Solana Devnet

networks/solana-devnet

CosmosHub

networks/cosmoshub-mainnet

Osmosis

networks/osmosis-mainnet

Injective

networks/injective-mainnet

Rootstock

networks/rootstock-mainnet

TON

networks/ton-mainnet

Blast

networks/blast-mainnet

APTOS

networks/aptos-mainnet

SUI

networks/sui-mainnet

Bittensor

networks/bittensor-mainnet

Litecoin

networks/litecoin-mainnet

Ripple

networks/xrpl-mainnet

Supported testnets

BYO EVM blockchain

If you don't see the required EVM-compatible blockchain, visit online directories, such as ChainList, to get the info needed to connect your vault. Then open the Utila console and go to Vault settings > Custom EVM chains.

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