What tokens and assets does Sequence support?
The Sequence Wallet supports every EVM-compatible network's most popular token standards. These include tokens abiding by the ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-1155 standards.
ERC-20 is used for single fungible assets (that are meant to be fractioned). Examples of ERC-20 tokens include DAI, LINK and USDC.
ERC-721 tokens are used for non-fungible assets, e.g. Cryptokitties, Axies from Axie Infinity, and Ethereum Name Service (ENS).
ERC-1155 is meant to enable non-fungible and fungible assets in a single contract. Examples of ERC-1155 tokens include Skyweaver cards, Sandbox video game assets and Augur market prediction bets or shares.
In addition to tokens, Sequence Wallet supports native protocol assets for the currently supported networks like ETH for the Ethereum network, MATIC for the Polygon network, and BNB for the BNB Smart Chain.
Sequence Wallet lets users purchase USDC and other cryptocurrencies directly in the wallet via third-party providers. These payment providers are responsible for handling chargebacks and gathering user information required to meet regulatory requirements.
ERC-20 is used for single fungible assets (that are meant to be fractioned). Examples of ERC-20 tokens include DAI, LINK and USDC.
ERC-721 tokens are used for non-fungible assets, e.g. Cryptokitties, Axies from Axie Infinity, and Ethereum Name Service (ENS).
ERC-1155 is meant to enable non-fungible and fungible assets in a single contract. Examples of ERC-1155 tokens include Skyweaver cards, Sandbox video game assets and Augur market prediction bets or shares.
In addition to tokens, Sequence Wallet supports native protocol assets for the currently supported networks like ETH for the Ethereum network, MATIC for the Polygon network, and BNB for the BNB Smart Chain.
Sequence Wallet lets users purchase USDC and other cryptocurrencies directly in the wallet via third-party providers. These payment providers are responsible for handling chargebacks and gathering user information required to meet regulatory requirements.
Updated on: 12/02/2024
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