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Bitcoin.com Wallet Supported Coins

Mainstream mobile wallet, strongest on Bitcoin Cash.

Coins you can hold2,403of the coins we price
Networks55 with coins we track
CustodySelf-custodySoftware · open source
Platforms2iOS, Android

Bitcoin.com Wallet is a software wallet (self-custody) available on iOS, Android. It documents support for 5 blockchains. Matched against the coins we price, that comes to 2,403 coins you can hold in it — including BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, XRP. Ethereum (ERC20) carries the most of them (2,215 coins), followed by Polygon (187) and Avalanche C-Chain (70).

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Networks Bitcoin.com Wallet supports

Ethereum (ERC20) · 2,215 coinsPolygon · 187 coinsAvalanche C-Chain · 70 coinsBitcoin · 12 coinsBitcoin Cash · 2 coins

Coins you can store in Bitcoin.com Wallet

#CoinNetwork in Bitcoin.com WalletSetupWithdrawal fees
1BTCBTCBitcoinEthereum (ERC20)BitcoinBuilt inBTC fees →
2ETHETHEthereumEthereum (ERC20)PolygonBuilt inETH fees →
3USDTUSDTTether USDtAvalanche C-ChainPolygonEthereum (ERC20)Built inUSDT fees →
4BNBBNBBNBEthereum (ERC20)Built inBNB fees →
5XRPXRPXRPEthereum (ERC20)Built inXRP fees →
6USDCUSDCUSDCAvalanche C-ChainPolygonEthereum (ERC20)Built inUSDC fees →
8TRXTRXTRONEthereum (ERC20)Built inTRX fees →
13LEOLEOUNUS SED LEOEthereum (ERC20)Built inLEO fees →
14LINKLINKChainlinkEthereum (ERC20)Built inLINK fees →
17BCHBCHBitcoin CashBitcoin CashEthereum (ERC20)Built inBCH fees →
18NEARNEARNEAR ProtocolEthereum (ERC20)Built inNEAR fees →
19DAIDAIDaiEthereum (ERC20)PolygonBuilt inDAI fees →
20USDeUSDeEthena USDeEthereum (ERC20)Avalanche C-ChainBuilt inUSDe fees →
22UNIUNIUniswapEthereum (ERC20)Built inUNI fees →
23USD1USD1World Liberty Financial USDEthereum (ERC20)Built inUSD1 fees →
24AVAXAVAXAvalancheAvalanche C-ChainBuilt inAVAX fees →
25CCCCCantonEthereum (ERC20)Built inCC fees →
29USDGUSDGGlobal DollarEthereum (ERC20)Built inUSDG fees →
30PYUSDPYUSDPayPal USDEthereum (ERC20)Built inPYUSD fees →
31XAUtXAUtTether GoldEthereum (ERC20)Built inXAUt fees →
33SHIBSHIBShiba InuEthereum (ERC20)Built inSHIB fees →
34CROCROCronosEthereum (ERC20)Built inCRO fees →
35RLUSDRLUSDRipple USDEthereum (ERC20)Built inRLUSD fees →
36ENAENAEthenaEthereum (ERC20)Built inENA fees →
37OKBOKBOKBEthereum (ERC20)Built inOKB fees →
39QNTQNTQuantEthereum (ERC20)Built inQNT fees →
40PEPEPEPEPepeEthereum (ERC20)Built inPEPE fees →
41AAVEAAVEAaveEthereum (ERC20)Built inAAVE fees →
43ONDOONDOOndoEthereum (ERC20)Built inONDO fees →
45PAXGPAXGPAX GoldEthereum (ERC20)Built inPAXG fees →
46WLFIWLFIWorld Liberty FinancialEthereum (ERC20)Built inWLFI fees →
48UUUnited StablesEthereum (ERC20)Built inU fees →
49MNTMNTMantleEthereum (ERC20)Built inMNT fees →
50SKYSKYSkyEthereum (ERC20)Built inSKY fees →
51USDDUSDDUSDDEthereum (ERC20)Built inUSDD fees →
52WLDWLDWorldcoinEthereum (ERC20)Built inWLD fees →
54BGBBGBBitget TokenEthereum (ERC20)Built inBGB fees →
56ARBARBArbitrumEthereum (ERC20)Built inARB fees →
59MORPHOMORPHOMorphoEthereum (ERC20)Built inMORPHO fees →
60KCSKCSKuCoin TokenEthereum (ERC20)Built inKCS fees →
61GTGTGateTokenEthereum (ERC20)Built inGT fees →
63POLPOLPolygon (prev. MATIC)Ethereum (ERC20)PolygonBuilt inPOL fees →
64PIPIPiEthereum (ERC20)Built inPI fees →
67ATOMATOMCosmosEthereum (ERC20)Built inATOM fees →
68RENDERRENDERRenderEthereum (ERC20)Built inRENDER fees →
69AEROAEROAerodrome FinanceEthereum (ERC20)Built inAERO fees →
70LITLITLighterEthereum (ERC20)Built inLIT fees →
71INJINJInjectiveEthereum (ERC20)Built inINJ fees →
74ZROZROLayerZeroEthereum (ERC20)Avalanche C-ChainPolygonBuilt inZRO fees →
75CAKECAKEPancakeSwapEthereum (ERC20)Built inCAKE fees →
78ETHFIETHFIether.fiEthereum (ERC20)Built inETHFI fees →
84TUSDTUSDTrueUSDEthereum (ERC20)Built inTUSD fees →
85NEXONEXONexoEthereum (ERC20)PolygonBuilt inNEXO fees →
89EURCEURCEURCEthereum (ERC20)Built inEURC fees →
92TRUMPTRUMPOFFICIAL TRUMPEthereum (ERC20)Built inTRUMP fees →
93CRVCRVCurve DAO TokenEthereum (ERC20)PolygonBuilt inCRV fees →
94FETFETArtificial Superintelligence AllianceEthereum (ERC20)Built inFET fees →
95VIRTUALVIRTUALVirtuals ProtocolEthereum (ERC20)Built inVIRTUAL fees →
100SPXSPXSPX6900Ethereum (ERC20)Built inSPX fees →
101STRKSTRKStarknetEthereum (ERC20)Built inSTRK fees →
103FFFFFalcon FinanceEthereum (ERC20)Built inFF fees →
104PENDLEPENDLEPendleEthereum (ERC20)Built inPENDLE fees →
105FDUSDFDUSDFirst Digital USDEthereum (ERC20)Built inFDUSD fees →
106PIEVERSEPIEVERSEPieverseEthereum (ERC20)Built inPIEVERSE fees →
107GNOGNOGnosisEthereum (ERC20)Built inGNO fees →
108XTZXTZTezosEthereum (ERC20)Built inXTZ fees →
109LDOLDOLido DAOEthereum (ERC20)Built inLDO fees →
110KITEKITEKiteEthereum (ERC20)Built inKITE fees →
114MONMONMonadEthereum (ERC20)Built inMON fees →
119IMXIMXImmutableEthereum (ERC20)Built inIMX fees →
120FLOKIFLOKIFLOKIEthereum (ERC20)Built inFLOKI fees →
121GRTGRTThe GraphEthereum (ERC20)Built inGRT fees →
125ENSENSEthereum Name ServiceEthereum (ERC20)Built inENS fees →
127COMPCOMPCompoundEthereum (ERC20)Built inCOMP fees →
130BATBATBasic Attention TokenEthereum (ERC20)Built inBAT fees →
131BEAMBEAMBeamEthereum (ERC20)Built inBEAM fees →
133JASMYJASMYJasmyCoinEthereum (ERC20)Built inJASMY fees →
134CVXCVXConvex FinanceEthereum (ERC20)Built inCVX fees →
137SYRUPSYRUPMaple FinanceEthereum (ERC20)Built inSYRUP fees →
138EIGENEIGENEigenCloudEthereum (ERC20)Built inEIGEN fees →
140TRACTRACOriginTrailEthereum (ERC20)Built inTRAC fees →
141ZAMAZAMAZamaEthereum (ERC20)Built inZAMA fees →
143FLUIDFLUIDFluidEthereum (ERC20)Built inFLUID fees →
145XCNXCNOnyxcoinEthereum (ERC20)Built inXCN fees →
147GOMININGGOMININGGoМiningEthereum (ERC20)Built inGOMINING fees →
148AXSAXSAxie InfinityEthereum (ERC20)Built inAXS fees →
149MXMXMX TokenEthereum (ERC20)Built inMX fees →
150MANAMANADecentralandEthereum (ERC20)Built inMANA fees →
151SENTSENTSentientEthereum (ERC20)Built inSENT fees →
153VSNVSNVisionEthereum (ERC20)Built inVSN fees →
157TELTELTelcoinEthereum (ERC20)PolygonBuilt inTEL fees →
159SANDSANDThe SandboxEthereum (ERC20)PolygonBuilt inSAND fees →
160CHZCHZChilizEthereum (ERC20)Built inCHZ fees →
161CAPCAPCapEthereum (ERC20)Built inCAP fees →
163DEXEDEXEDeXeEthereum (ERC20)Built inDEXE fees →
164BBBUILDonEthereum (ERC20)Built inB fees →
167GEODGEODGEODNETPolygonBuilt inGEOD fees →
168AIOZAIOZAIOZ NetworkEthereum (ERC20)Built inAIOZ fees →
169EDGEEDGEedgeXEthereum (ERC20)Built inEDGE fees →
170HHHumanityEthereum (ERC20)Built inH fees →
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Showing the 1,000 highest-ranked of 2,403matching coins — the full list would be a megabyte of table nobody scrolls. Any coin’s own wallet page (for example /bitcoin/wallet) tells you whether Bitcoin.com Wallet supports it, ranked or not.

Bitcoin.com Wallet — FAQ

How many coins does Bitcoin.com Wallet support?

Bitcoin.com Wallet documents 5 blockchains. Of the coins we track withdrawal fees for, 2,403 can be held in it — BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, XRP, USDC among them. The real number is higher: every token on a supported chain works, and no list can cover all of them.

Which networks does Bitcoin.com Wallet support?

Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum (ERC20), Avalanche C-Chain, Polygon.

Is Bitcoin.com Wallet safe?

Bitcoin.com Wallet is self-custody: the private key is yours, and so is the responsibility. Nobody can restore it if you lose the recovery phrase. The code is open source, so the security claims can be checked independently. We do not audit wallets — check the wallet's own security page and recent independent reviews before storing a meaningful amount.

What does it cost to move coins into Bitcoin.com Wallet?

Bitcoin.com Wallet does not charge you to receive. The cost is the withdrawal fee at the exchange you are sending from, which is a flat amount of the coin and differs a lot between exchanges and between networks — sending over Ethereum (ERC20) is often far cheaper or far more expensive than the alternatives. Each coin below links to a table of that fee on every exchange we track.

This list is derived, not copied: we take the networks Bitcoin.com Wallet documents (reviewed 2026-08-29) and intersect them with the networks exchanges actually use for each coin. That means it can lag a new chain integration by a few days, and it will never include a coin no exchange we track has synced. We are not affiliated with Bitcoin.com Wallet and earn nothing from this page.

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