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Assets supported by Blomo Wallet

Blomo Wallet supports 22 assets: 14 coins and 8 stablecoin entries, spread across 13 networks. Each asset is grouped under the network it runs on.

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22 Supported assets Blomo Wallet supports 22 assets: 14 coins and 8 stablecoin entries.
13 Networks Assets span 13 networks, from Bitcoin and Ethereum to Aptos, Sui and Polkadot.
2 stablecoins USDT and USDC USDT runs on TRON and Ethereum; USDC runs on TRON, Ethereum and Arbitrum.
Native gas Network fees Every fee is paid in the native coin of the network being used, held directly in the wallet.

Coins

BTC Bitcoin Bitcoin
ETH Ethereum Ethereum
SOL Solana Solana
TRX TRON TRON
BNB BNB BNB Chain
POL Polygon Polygon
ARB Arbitrum Arbitrum
AVAX Avalanche Avalanche
DOT Polkadot Polkadot
APT Aptos Aptos
SUI Sui Sui
LTC Litecoin Litecoin
DOGE Dogecoin Dogecoin
UNI Uniswap Ethereum · ERC-20

Stablecoins

USDT Tether TRON · TRC-20
USDT Tether Ethereum · ERC-20
USDT Tether BNB Chain · BEP-20
USDT Tether Polygon
USDC USD Coin Ethereum · ERC-20
USDC USD Coin BNB Chain · BEP-20
USDC USD Coin Solana
USDC USD Coin Polygon

How assets are organised

Grouped by network Each asset sits under the network it runs on, so an ERC-20 token is grouped with Ethereum and a TRC-20 token is grouped with TRON.
Gas paid in the native coin Sending on a network needs that network's own coin in the wallet for the fee, whatever asset is being sent.
Stablecoins on more than one network USDT and USDC each exist on several networks in Blomo Wallet, so a cheaper or faster route can be picked before sending.
Coins and tokens together Native coins such as BTC and SOL sit alongside tokens such as UNI, USDT and USDC in a single wallet.

Assets grouped by network

Every asset in Blomo Wallet is grouped under the network it runs on. UNI is grouped with Ethereum because it is an ERC-20 token; a TRC-20 asset is grouped with TRON.

This grouping matters because a token's network determines how it moves, what it costs to send, and which native coin pays for that fee.

Gas is paid in the network's own coin

Sending ETH, UNI, or USDT on Ethereum needs ETH in the wallet to pay the network fee. Sending USDT on TRON needs TRX. Sending USDC on Solana needs SOL.

Gas is always paid in the native coin of the network being used, not in the asset being sent and not in any single Blomo-wide fee coin. Holding a small amount of the relevant native coin is what keeps a transaction from stalling.

The same stablecoin, several networks

USDT is available in Blomo Wallet on TRON (TRC-20) and Ethereum (ERC-20). USDC is available on TRON (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) and Arbitrum.

Because the same stablecoin exists on more than one network, a route can be chosen based on network fees and confirmation speed rather than being locked into one chain.

Coins and tokens in one wallet

Native coins such as BTC, SOL, DOT and AVAX sit alongside ERC-20 tokens such as UNI and stablecoins such as USDT and USDC in the same wallet.

All 22 assets follow the same non-custodial model described for Blomo Wallet: the key is generated on the device, encrypted with the user's passcode, and Blomo cannot spend any of them without co-control turned on.

At a glance
Total assets
22
Coins
14, including BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, DOT, ARB, AVAX, APT, SUI, TRX, LTC, DOGE, POL and UNI
Stablecoin entries
8 — USDT and USDC, each on four networks
Networks covered
13, from Bitcoin and Ethereum to Aptos, Sui and Polkadot
USDT networks
TRON (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20)
USDC networks
TRON (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20), Arbitrum
Gas fees
Paid in the native coin of each network
Custody model
Non-custodial, the same key model as the rest of Blomo Wallet

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

How many assets does Blomo Wallet support?

22 assets: 14 coins and 8 stablecoin entries, across 13 networks.

Which coins does Blomo Wallet support?

BTC, ETH, LTC, TRX, DOGE, SOL, BNB, POL, ARB, APT, SUI, AVAX, DOT and UNI.

Which stablecoins does Blomo Wallet support?

USDT and USDC, each available on more than one network.

On which networks is USDT available?

TRON (TRC-20) and Ethereum (ERC-20).

On which networks is USDC available?

TRON (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) and Arbitrum.

What pays for network fees in Blomo Wallet?

The native coin of the network being used — for example ETH for an Ethereum transaction or TRX for a TRON transaction.

Is UNI supported?

Yes, as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum.

Are the assets in Blomo Wallet custodial?

No. All 22 assets follow the same non-custodial model: the key is generated on the device and Blomo cannot spend them without co-control turned on.

Hold 22 assets in one non-custodial wallet

Open Blomo Wallet and fund it with any of the supported coins or stablecoins.