Articles in this section
- Address & QR safety: avoid scams
- How to receive crypto in Kite
- How to send USDC/USDT to someone
- How to top up USDC/USDT to Kite
- I gave the right address but funds not showing on Kite app
- Onchain transfer or deposit pending
- Onchain transfers & deposits: how long it takes by network
- Send onchain failed
- Send onchain pending / stuck
- Sent or received tokens on wrong network
- Sent to wrong address (can I reverse?)
- Sent wrong token to your Kite address
- Supported / unsupported tokens & recovery policy
- Transaction fees explained (gas fee vs Kite fee)
Supported / unsupported tokens & recovery policy
Kite supports a wide range of tokens across multiple EVM-compatible networks. The Kite app always shows the most up-to-date list of supported assets.
Supported networks
Kite currently supports:
- Ethereum
- Base
- Arbitrum One
- Polygon
- Optimism
- BNB Smart Chain
Your Kite wallet uses the same wallet address across all supported EVM networks. Learn more in "Your Kite wallet address."
Supported tokens
Kite supports many popular assets, including:
Stablecoins
- USDC
- USDT
- USDS
- USDe
- PYUSD
- DAI
- RLUSD
- …and more, depending on the network.
Native tokens
- ETH (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism)
- BNB (BNB Smart Chain)
- POL (Polygon)
Popular ERC-20 tokens
Including: AAVE, UNI, LINK, ARB, OP, LDO, COMP, and many others.
The in-app token list is the source of truth. Always check the Kite app before sending funds to confirm that both the token and network are supported.
What isn't supported?
Kite currently doesn't support:
- Tokens that don't appear in the Kite app
- Non-EVM networks such as Solana, Tron, Bitcoin, and TON
- NFTs
What happens if I send an unsupported token or use the wrong network?
Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible, so it's important to double-check before sending.
Unsupported token
If you send a token that Kite doesn't support on a supported network, it may reach your wallet address on-chain but won't appear in the Kite app or be usable within Kite.
Unsupported network
If you send funds using a network that Kite doesn't support, the funds may not be recoverable.
Before you send
To avoid issues:
- Confirm the token is supported in the Kite app.
- Make sure the network matches on both the sending platform and in Kite.
- If you're sending to a new address or using a new network, consider sending a small test transaction first.
Need help?
If you've sent a supported token on a supported network and it still hasn't appeared after a reasonable amount of time, contact care@kiteapp.xyz and include:
- Transaction hash
- Token name
- Network used
Our support team will review your transaction and help determine what happened.