Your Kite wallet address (why it's the same across EVM chains)

One address, multiple networks

Your Kite wallet address works across all supported networks because they're all EVM-compatible (they share the same underlying tech, the Ethereum Virtual Machine). One address works everywhere, with no juggling different ones for different chains.

Your address is a unique identifier that starts with "0x" followed by letters and numbers. It's safe to share whenever someone wants to send you money.

Supported networks

Your single address works on all six of these:

• Base
• Ethereum
• Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
• Polygon PoS
• Arbitrum One
• Optimism

Good to know

• Same address doesn't mean same balance. Each network holds its own separate balance.
• Always tell the sender which network to use. "Send to my address on Base" is the kind of info they need.
• Tokens arrive on the network they were sent on. If someone sends USDC on Ethereum, it stays on Ethereum. You'll need to bridge if you want to move it to a different network.
• If tokens land on the wrong network, they're lost. Blockchain transactions can't be reversed, so confirm the network with the sender before they send.