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Hypermid supports 90+ blockchains across EVM and non-EVM networks. Every chain has a slug (human-readable string) and a numeric ID. Both are accepted in all API params, widget config, and SDK methods. You can also fetch the full list programmatically via GET /v1/chains.

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EVM Chains

EVM chains support wallet mode — the execute endpoint returns a transactionRequest that you sign and broadcast directly from your app. No manual steps needed.
ChainSlugChain IDNative Token
Ethereumethereum1ETH
Optimismoptimism10ETH
Flareflare14FLR
Cronoscronos25CRO
Rootstockrootstock30RBTC
Telostelos40TLOS
BNB Chainbsc56BNB
Gnosisgnosis100xDAI
Unichainunichain130ETH
Polygonpolygon137POL
Sonicsonic146S
X Layerx-layer196OKB
opBNBopbnb204BNB
Fraxtalfraxtal252frxETH
Bobaboba288ETH
zkSync Erazksync324ETH
PulseChainpulsechain369PLS
World Chainworld-chain480ETH
Flowflow747FLOW
HyperEVMhyperevm999HYPE
Plasmaplasma1012ETH
Metismetis1088METIS
Lisklisk1135ETH
Moonbeammoonbeam1284GLMR
Seisei1329SEI
Gravitygravity1625G
Soneiumsoneium1868ETH
Roninronin2020RON
Abstractabstract2741ETH
Mantlemantle5000MNT
Basebase8453ETH
Monadmonad10143MON
Immutable zkEVMimmutable13371IMX
Apechainapechain33139APE
Modemode34443ETH
Arbitrumarbitrum42161ETH
Celocelo42220CELO
Avalancheavalanche43114AVAX
Inkink57073ETH
Linealinea59144ETH
BOBbob60808ETH
Berachainberachain80094BERA
Blastblast81457ETH
Taikotaiko167000ETH
Scrollscroll534352ETH

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EVM Example (Wallet Mode)

All EVM swaps return a transactionRequest — sign it and broadcast: 
const exec = await client.execute({
  fromChain: 1,       // Ethereum
  toChain: 42161,     // Arbitrum
  fromToken: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
  toToken: "0xaf88d065e77c8cC2239327C5EDb3A432268e5831",
  fromAmount: "1000000000000000000",
  fromAddress: "0xYourWallet",
  toAddress: "0xYourWallet",
});

// Sign and broadcast — that's it
const tx = await wallet.sendTransaction(exec.data.transactionRequest);
PulseChain swaps use the same wallet mode but may require an extra confirmation step for inbound multi-step routes. See the SuperSwap guide for details.

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Non-EVM Chains

Non-EVM chains support two deposit modes depending on the chain:
  • Wallet — Returns a transactionRequest you can sign programmatically (same as EVM). Works for Solana, Bitcoin, TON, and Tron.
  • Manual — Returns a depositAddress (and optional memo). The user sends tokens from their native wallet app.
ChainSlugChain IDNative TokenDeposit Mode
Solanasolana1151111081099710SOLWallet
Bitcoinbitcoin20000000000001BTCWallet
Suisui9270000000000000SUIWallet
TONton900000002TONWallet
Trontron900000003TRXWallet
NEARnear900000001NEARManual
XRP Ledgerxrp900000004XRPManual
Dogecoindoge900000005DOGEManual
Litecoinlitecoin900000006LTCManual
Bitcoin Cashbitcoin-cash900000007BCHManual
Stellarstellar900000008XLMManual
Cardanocardano900000009ADAManual
Aptosaptos900000010APTManual
StarkNetstarknet900000011STRKManual
Dashdash900000012DASHManual
Zcashzcash900000013ZECManual
Aleoaleo900000014ALEOManual
ADIadi900000015ADIManual
Wallet chains can also use manual mode. Pass depositMode: "manual" in your execute request to force a deposit address for any chain. Useful if your app doesn’t have a native wallet integration for that chain.

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Wallet Mode Example (Solana)

Wallet-mode non-EVM chains work the same as EVM — you get a transactionRequest: 
const exec = await client.execute({
  fromChain: "solana",
  toChain: 1,
  fromToken: "11111111111111111111111111111111", // native SOL
  toToken: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
  fromAmount: "1000000000", // 1 SOL in lamports
  fromAddress: "YourSolanaAddress",
  toAddress: "0xYourEVMWallet",
});

// Sign with your Solana wallet
const tx = await solanaWallet.signAndSendTransaction(
  exec.data.transactionRequest
);

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Manual Deposit Example (XRP)

Manual-mode chains return a depositAddress and optional memo. Show these to the user so they can send from their native wallet: 
const exec = await client.execute({
  fromChain: "xrp",
  toChain: 1,
  fromToken: "XRP",
  toToken: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
  fromAmount: "50000000", // 50 XRP in drops
  fromAddress: "rYourXRPAddress",
  toAddress: "0xYourEVMWallet",
});

// Display to user — they send manually from their XRP wallet
console.log("Send to:", exec.data.depositAddress);
console.log("Memo:", exec.data.memo);         // Required for XRP
console.log("Deposit ID:", exec.data.depositId);

// Track with deposit status endpoint
const status = await client.getDepositStatus({
  depositId: exec.data.depositId,
});
Memo is required for XRP and Stellar deposits. If the user omits the memo, the funds may be lost. Always display the memo prominently in your UI.

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Forcing Manual Mode

Any wallet-mode chain can be switched to manual deposit by passing depositMode: "manual": 
const exec = await client.execute({
  fromChain: "solana",
  toChain: 1,
  fromToken: "11111111111111111111111111111111",
  toToken: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
  fromAmount: "1000000000",
  fromAddress: "YourSolanaAddress",
  toAddress: "0xYourEVMWallet",
  depositMode: "manual", // Force deposit address instead of transactionRequest
});

// Now returns depositAddress instead of transactionRequest
console.log("Send to:", exec.data.depositAddress);

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Using Chain Identifiers

Both slugs and numeric IDs work in all API endpoints: 
# Using numeric ID (common for EVM chains)
curl "https://api.hypermid.io/v1/quote?fromChain=1&toChain=42161&..."

# Using slug (recommended for non-EVM chains)
curl "https://api.hypermid.io/v1/quote?fromChain=ethereum&toChain=solana&..."
Use slugs for non-EVM chains — "solana" is much easier to read than 1151111081099710.