Bron is built to work across the multi-chain ecosystem. Whether you're moving Bitcoin, ERC-20 tokens, or emerging assets like Canton Coin, Bron has you covered. Below is the full list of supported networks and what you need to know before getting started.
Supported Networks
Bron supports the following networks:
Arbitrum One (ARB) + ERC-20 tokens
ARC (including native USDC) — testnet: ARC Testnet (testARC)
Avalanche C-Chain (AVAX) + ERC-20 tokens
Base (BASE) + ERC-20 tokens
Binance Smart Chain (BSC) + BEP-20 tokens
Bitcoin (BTC) — testnet: BTC Testnet 4 (testBTC)
Bittensor (TAO) — the native coin only; this network carries no tokens
Canton Coin (CC) + CIP‑56 — testnet: Canton Testnet (testCC)
Ethereum (ETH) + ERC-20 tokens — testnets: Sepolia (testETH), Hoodi (hoodiETH)
Gonka Network (GNK)
Hedera (HBAR) + HTS tokens
Hypercore (HYPE) + spot tokens
HyperEVM (HYPE) + ERC-20 tokens
Monad (MON) + ERC-20 tokens
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) + USDC and USDT
Optimism (OP) + ERC-20 tokens — testnet: Optimism Sepolia (testOP)
Pearl (PRL)
Polygon (POL) + ERC-20 tokens
Ripple (XRP) — testnet: XRPL Testnet (testXRP)
Robinhood Chain + ERC-20 tokens (listed as HOOD in the app; it is an Ethereum L2, so fees are paid in ETH — there is no HOOD coin on the network)
Solana (SOL) + SPL tokens — testnet: Devnet (testSOL)
Stellar (XLM) + Stellar tokens
Sui (SUI) + Sui tokens
TensorCash (TSC) — the native coin only; this network carries no tokens
TON + Jetton tokens (native coin: GRAM, prev. TON)
TRON (TRX) + TRC-20 tokens — testnet: Nile (testTRX)
Zcash (ZEC) — the native coin only; this network carries no tokens
Avalanche is supported. Bron supports the Avalanche C-Chain — the network Snowtrace and most Avalanche wallets show — together with its AVAX coin and every ERC-20 token deployed on it. When you stake AVAX, Bron moves it to the Avalanche P-Chain for the staking period; the P-Chain is used only for staking.
Any token deployed on a supported network can be received in Bron. For example, if you receive any SPL token on the Solana network, it will automatically become visible in your wallet. The same applies to tokens on our other supported networks, except NEAR, where only USDC and USDT are supported. Tokens on unsupported networks are not currently supported in Bron.
Token on a supported network but not showing in your balance?
If the token sits on one of the networks above but you can't see it in Bron, it was most likely flagged by Bron's spam filter. Unknown tokens are often airdropped to many addresses as spam, so Bron hides tokens it considers risky by default. The token is still in your wallet — it is only hidden from the list.
To show it in the web or desktop app:
On the dashboard, click the ⋯ button next to the Holdings title.
Turn off Hide spam tokens — the token appears in the list.
Open the token, click the ⋯ button at the top right of its page and choose Not a spam asset.
In the mobile app, open the Holdings tab, tap ⋯ and choose Show spam tokens; then open the token, tap ⋯ and choose Not a spam asset.
After you mark it as not spam, the token stays visible even with spam tokens hidden. The Not a spam asset option is only shown to workspace members whose role is allowed to mark assets as spam, and only for tokens Bron hasn't verified. Only do this for a token you recognise — never interact with an unknown token you didn't expect.
💡 The list above covers mainnet networks. Bron also supports a set of testnets — including Canton Testnet (testCC) and Outbe Testnet (testCOEN), a testnet-only network with ERC-20 tokens — inside Sandbox Workspaces. Testnet accounts are created in a sandbox workspace and are fully isolated from your production workspace.
💡 HYPE staking works seamlessly across both HyperEVM and HyperCORE networks. The balance is treated as a shared one — if a move from HyperEVM is needed, it is handled automatically via the standard bridge.
⚠️ Solana (SOL) addresses are case-sensitive: the same characters in a different capitalization are a different address, and nothing flags the wrong one. Always paste the address and double-check its capitalization before sending; a transfer to a wrong address cannot be recovered.
⚠️ XRP does not require activation, but has a minimum reserve: 1 XRP base + 0.2 XRP per active token. This reserve is locked on the account and cannot be moved. Any tokens on the XRP must be activated before they can be received, otherwise the transaction will be rejected by the network.
⚠️ Stellar (XLM) works similarly to XRP. XLM itself does not require activation, but has a minimum reserve: 1 XLM base + 0.5 XLM per active token. This reserve is locked on the account and cannot be moved. Any Stellar token must be activated (the network calls this a trustline) before it can be received, otherwise the transaction will be rejected by the network — see XLM & Token Support on Bron.
⚠️ Canton Coin (CC): every incoming transfer becomes a separate holding (similar to a Bitcoin UTXO), and the Canton Network charges a small holding fee on each holding over time. The fee is a fixed amount per holding, whatever its size, so a very small holding can be used up by it and then removed by the network. Every CC send from Bron spends your smallest holdings first and merges them, and one transfer can use at most 100 holdings. To keep fees low when holding CC long-term, send your full CC balance once to another account in your workspace — it arrives there as a single holding.
⚠️ When you swap CC, Bron leaves enough CC unswapped to cover the Canton network fee, so Max in the Swap form is lower than the CC you hold. The reserve follows recent Canton fees (shown as Canton network fee in the form) and can reach tens of CC when fees are high. The reserved CC stays in your wallet. If you hold little more than the reserve, only a small amount, or none, can be swapped; receive more CC to swap more. If your CC looks complete but Max is much lower, the cause is this reserve, not holding fees.
⚠️ Hedera (HBAR) requires a one-time wallet activation before it can receive anything — see Receiving Crypto. Nothing is taken from your balance: Bron creates the native 0.0.x address for you, and the network cost of creating it is added on top of your first outgoing transaction (≈0.8 HBAR in fees; every later transaction is ≈0.002 HBAR). Both address forms receive HBAR — the native 0.0.x address and the EVM-alias 0x… address. HTS tokens must be activated before you receive them — exchanges require the token to be pre-activated on the receiving wallet. Sending HBAR supports a memo, which exchanges usually require for their deposit addresses. Wallet activation is available once your workspace has a tier (Core or higher) or a Business plan — not during the Trial — and in sandbox workspaces.
⚠️ NEAR (NEAR): Bron supports the NEAR coin and two NEAR tokens, USDC and USDT. Other NEAR tokens are not added automatically — contact support to request one. A NEAR token must be activated on the receiving address before it can be received: go to Deposit, select your account and the NEAR network, and click Activate next to the token. Activation costs a small NEAR network deposit. Alternatively, the sender can activate the token for your address as part of their transfer — both ways work.
⚠️ Zcash (ZEC): your Bron address is a transparent address (t1…), and it receives ZEC from any Zcash wallet, including shielded wallets such as Zashi. You can send ZEC to transparent (t1…, t3…), TEX (tex1…) and Unified (u1…) addresses; for a Unified address, the transaction goes to its transparent receiver. Sending to shielded addresses is not supported.
No in-app Swap pair? You can still trade the token
Holding a token and swapping it in-app are two separate things. Any token on a supported network can be received, held and sent — even if Bron's in-app Swap has no pair for it and there is no fiat Buy/Sell route. You are not restricted to the assets that appear in the Swap form.
If the token has no in-app Swap pair, you have two ways to trade it:
Trade it through a dApp, without leaving Bron. Connect your account via dApp Connect to any dApp that supports WalletConnect or TON Connect — Uniswap, Sushi, Aave, Hyperliquid and others — and swap there. You approve and sign inside Bron with your Passkey, and the result lands in your Bron wallet automatically. Available in the desktop and mobile apps, not in the browser version.
Route it through an external platform. Deposit the token from an exchange or another wallet to your Bron address on that network; or send it out, trade it there, and bring back an asset Bron does swap (USDC, USDT, a native coin, or CC).
⚠️ If Transaction Limits are set in your workspace, enable Additional exceptions → DeFi (Wallet Connect) first, otherwise dApp transactions will be blocked.
⚠️ Only connect to dApps you trust, and review your spending caps afterwards. Third-party dApps are used at your own risk — Bron has no control over their security or reliability.
If you are interested in holding other assets within Bron, please contact our support team.
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