Supported Blockchains & Digital Assets

Tatum supports many blockchain protocols (testnet + mainnet) and nearly limitless digital assets in a single, unified SDK. This page gives an overview of all of the supported blockchains in Tatum, which features they support, and which assets are supported natively in Tatum's virtual accounts.

Supported blockchains

Not all blockchains function identically, so Tatum supports different features depending on the technical constraints of each blockchain. In the table below, you can compare which broad feature sets are supported on which blockchains.

The table does NOT include ALL supported features on each blockchain. It is simply an overview of some of the most commonly used and requested features for the purpose of comparison between chains.

Scroll to the right in the table to view all included features.

Blockchain / asset

API code

RPC node access

Full History

Debug, trace, internal

Notifications

NFT minting

Data API

Basic blockchain operations

NFT marketplaces + auctions

Gas Pump

Virtual accounts

algorand-mainnet-algod algorand-mainnet-indexer algorand-testnet-algod algorand-testnet-indexer

arb-one-mainnet

arb-nova-mainnet arb-testnet

aurora-mainnet aurora-testnet

avax-mainnet (c-chain) avax-x-mainnet avax-p-mainnet avax-testnet (c-chain) avax-x-testnet avax-p-testnet

bitcoin-mainnet bitcoin-testnet

bch-mainnet bch-testnet

bnb-mainnet bnb-testnet

bsc-mainnet bsc-testnet

cardano-mainnet cardano-preprod

celo-mainnet celo-testnet

cro-mainnet cro-testnet

doge-mainnet doge-testnet

egld-mainnet egld-testnet

eos-mainnet eos-testnet

ethereum-mainnet ethereum-sepolia ethereum-goerli

ethereum-classic-mainnet

fantom-mainnet fantom-testnet

flow-mainnet flow-testnet

gno-mainnet gno-testnet

one-mainnet-s0 one-testnet-s0

klaytn-cypress klaytn-baobab

kcs-mainnet kcs-testnet

ksm-mainnet ksm-testnet

lisk-mainnet lisk-testnet

litecoin-core-mainnet litecoin-core-testnet

near-mainnet near-testnet

oasis-mainnet oasis-testnet

optimism-mainnet optimism-testnet

palm-mainnet palm-testnet

dot-mainnet dot-testnet

polygon-mainnet polygon-mumbai

rsk-mainnet rsk-testnet

solana-mainnet solana-devnet

✓ (paid users only, free users get 4 days of history)

✓*

stellar-mainnet stellar-testnet

tezos-mainnet tezos-testnet

tron-mainnet tron-testnet

vechain-mainnet vechain-testnet

xdc-mainnet xdc-testnet

ripple-mainnet ripple-testnet

zcash-mainnet zcash-testnet

zilliqa-mainnet zilliqa-testnet

* In alpha

  • RPC node access - Indicates whether or not it is possible to call the RPC nodes of the given blockchain directly.

  • Basic blockchain operations - If a chain supports basic blockchain operations in Tatum, you can generate wallets, private keys, account addresses, transfer tokens, and other such operations using Tatum's abstracted API endpoints.

  • Notifications - Indicates whether Tatum's Notification Station feature is supported. (Note: even if Notification Station is not supported, it is still possible to set up webhook notifications on any blockchain that supports virtual accounts).

  • NFT minting - If NFT minting is supported on a blockchain, it means that you can deploy NFT smart contracts and/or mint NFTs on the given blockchain with Tatum's abstracted API endpoints.

  • NFT marketplaces + auctions - Indicates whether Tatum's instantly deployable NFT marketplace and auction smart contracts are available on the given blockchain.

  • Gas Pump - Indicates whether Tatum's Gas Pump is available on the given blockchain.

  • Virtual accounts - Indicates whether you can use virtual account features for the given blockchain.

  • Data API - Indicates whether advanced data lookup operations that require indexing of the entire blockchain are available (e.g. get NFTs by address, get NFTs by collection, etc.).

  • Full history - Indicates whether the entire historical data of the blockchain is available

  • Debug, trace, internal - Indicates whether we support blockchain-specific methods to monitor, trace and debug activities happening on-chain. Easily identify and resolve issues by getting detailed information about transactions, smart contracts and blocks.

  • API code - The code representing the given blockchain in Tatum's API. This code is used in all operations where it is necessary to specify the name of the chain on which you are working.

Supported digital assets

In addition to supporting blockchains, Tatum also natively supports many digital assets that can be used instantly with virtual accounts.

It is important to note that even if an ERC-20 (or equivalent, e.g. BEP-20 or TRC-20) asset is not natively supported in Tatum, you can still use it with virtual accounts. For more on how to do so, please refer to this guide.

All digital assets on a given blockchain are supported by the wallets generated within Tatum. This means if you want to generate a wallet to hold an ERC-20 like USDT on Ethereum, you would generate the exact same wallet as you would use to hold ETH. The same applies to ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens or their equivalents on any supported blockchain.

The following parameters are included in the table below:

  • Asset - the name of the digital asset

  • Base chain - the blockchain on which the asset exists

  • API code - the code representing the given asset in Tatum's API. This code is used in all operations where it is necessary to specify the name of the asset.

Asset

Base chain

API code

Token Address

ETH

BAT

BSC

BADA

BSC

BUSD_BSC

ETH

BUSD

CELO

CEUR

ETH

LINK

ETH

XCON

CELO

CUSD

FLOW

FUSD

ETH

FREE

MATIC

GAMEE

BSC

GMC_BSC

ETH

GMC

TRON

INRT_TRON

ETH

LATOKEN

ETH

MKR

BSC

CAKE

ETH

PAXG

ETH

PAX

ETH

MATIC_ETH

BSC

RMD

ETH

REVV

ETH

USDT

MATIC

USDT_MATIC

TRON

USDT_TRON

ETH

SAND

ETH

TUSD

ETH

UNI

ETH

LEO

BSC

USDC_BSC

ETH

USDC

MATIC

USDC_MATIC

SOL

USDC_SOL

BSC

BBTC

ETH

WBTC

BSC

BBCH

BSC

WBNB

BSC

BETH

BSC

BLTC

BSC

BDOT

BSC

BXRP

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