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What Blockchain Networks does Matcha support?
What Blockchain Networks does Matcha support?

A comprehensive list of supported blockchains

Updated over a month ago

As a Decentralized Exchange, Matcha allows you to trade a variety of tokens across multiple blockchain networks. Here is a list of our supported blockchains:

  • Arbitrum

  • Avalanche

  • Base

  • Blast

  • BNB Smart Chain

  • Ethereum

  • Linea

  • Mantle

  • Mode

  • Optimism

  • Polygon

  • Scroll

See below for more details on each chain:

Blockchain

Description

Consensus Mechanism

Native Token

Ethereum is a decentralized blockchain platform that enables developers to build decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. It was created by Vitalik Buterin and is supported by the Ethereum Foundation.

Proof of Stake (PoS)

Polygon, previously known as Matic Network, is a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum. It was created by the Indian startup Matic Network, which later rebranded as Polygon to reflect its broader focus on interoperability between different blockchains.

PoS

BNB Chain, created by crypto exchange Binance, is an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)‐compatible blockchain built to support smart contracts and staking in parallel to the previously launched main chain, Binance Chain.

PoS

Avalanche is a blockchain platform for high throughput and fast finality, designed to enable decentralized applications and enterprise blockchain deployments. It was created by Ava Labs, a company founded by Emin Gün Sirer.

Avalanche (variation of PoS)

Optimism is a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, designed to enable fast and cheap transactions while maintaining full compatibility with the Ethereum blockchain. It was created by a team of developers led by Jinglan Wang and Ben Jones.

Optimistic Rollup

Arbitrum is a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that aims to provide faster and cheaper transactions. It is a type of Optimistic Rollup, which means it relies on fraud proofs to ensure the integrity of transactions. This enables Arbitrum to achieve fast and secure transactions, while also maintaining compatibility with the Ethereum blockchain.

Optimistic Rollup

ETH (on Arbitrum)

Base is a Layer-2 EVM network incubated by Coinbase. It uses optimistic rollups to track the state of the Ethereum network and process transactions off-chain. As a Layer-2 solution, it offers significantly lower gas fees while benefiting from the established security of Ethereum.

Optimistic Rollup

ETH (on Base)

Scroll is a Layer-2 EVM solution built on top of Ethereum, designed to scale the Ethereum network while maintaining its security and decentralization. It is a zkEVM-based rollup, meaning it leverages zero-knowledge (zk) technology to bundle multiple transactions off-chain, process them more efficiently, and then submit a summary (or "rollup") back to Ethereum for final settlement.

zk Rollup

ETH (on Scroll)

The Blast blockchain is Layer-2 EVM solution built on the Optimism rollup framework, leveraging the OP Stack to boost Ethereum's scalability, reduce transaction costs, and increase transaction speed.

Blast’s key differentiator is that it provides native yield generation on assets including ETH and stablecoins
.

Optimistic Rollup

Linea is a Layer 2 (L2) blockchain built on top of Ethereum, and uses zk-rollup (zero-knowledge rollup) technology, which bundles multiple transactions together and processes them off-chain, then sends a compressed proof of the results back to the Ethereum mainnet.

zk Rollup

None

Mantle Network is a Layer 2 (L2) blockchain built on Ethereum that uses an offchain data availability layer. It utilizes optimistic rollups with EigenDA-supported Mantle Data Availabilty to store Rollup data, known as Optimium.

Optimistic Rollup

Mode Network is a Layer 2 (L2) solution built on Ethereum, utilizing the OP Stack within the Optimism ecosystem. Its primary goal is to enhance decentralized finance (DeFi) by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) agents to automate on-chain trading and optimize yield strategies, thereby improving efficiency and accessibility for users

Optimistic Rollup

*Note: As of July 15th, 2024, Matcha stopped supporting Fantom and Celo blockchain networks for trading.

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