Using a wallet day to day

Supported chains

You will haveYou know which coins the device can receive and sign, which address each one uses, and which apps link to it.
Time3 min
You needNothing extra

Reference list of the networks the ERA device supports. Use it to pick the right network under DEPOSIT and the right app under Link.

Firmware modes

ERA ships in two firmware modes. The device does not name the mode on any screen; you can tell them apart in two ways: on Bitcoin-only firmware DEPOSIT opens the Bitcoin address straight away without a network list, and SETTINGS > About Device > System version has no ERA Lens row.

ModeWhat it does
Bitcoin-onlyBitcoin only. DEPOSIT skips the network picker, and Link offers Bitcoin apps only.
MultichainEverything in the Chains table. DEPOSIT asks for the network first.

Both modes use the same seed words: a wallet restored on Multichain firmware still holds the same Bitcoin. Both are official firmware builds, and you can switch between them at any time with a firmware update; see Bitcoin-only firmware for the differences and the switch. Source: era-wallet.com

What the device lists

Under DEPOSIT > CHOOSE NETWORK the Multichain firmware shows, in this order: BTC, ETH, TRX, SOL, ADA, XRP, TON, LTC, DASH, BCH, DOGE, SUI, then the two groups EVM Chains (22 Ethereum-compatible networks) and Cosmos Chains (31 Cosmos networks).

CHOOSE NETWORK list, three pages: BTC, ETH, TRX, SOL, ADA and the remaining networks.
CHOOSE NETWORK list, three pages: BTC, ETH, TRX, SOL, ADA and the remaining networks.
EVM Chains group, five pages from BNB Smart Chain to Zora.
EVM Chains group, five pages from BNB Smart Chain to Zora.
Cosmos Chains group, seven pages from Cosmos Hub to Gravity Bridge.
Cosmos Chains group, seven pages from Cosmos Hub to Gravity Bridge.

Chains

"Default derivation path" is the standard address recipe (BIP-32 path) the device uses; you only need it when an app asks for it. "Links with" lists the apps offered under Link for that network; "the app" is the ERA companion app.

ChainSymbolDefault derivation pathAddress looks likeLinks with
BitcoinBTCm/84'/0'/0'/0/* Native SegWit. Also Taproot m/86'/0'/0'/0/*, Nested SegWit m/49'/0'/0'/0/*, Legacy m/44'/0'/0'/0/*; multisig m/48'/0'/0'/2'bc1q… (Native SegWit), bc1p… (Taproot), 3… (Nested SegWit), 1… (Legacy)the app, OKX, Bitget Wallet, Nunchuk, BlueWallet, Sparrow (desktop), LetsExchange (web), Generic BTC, Multichain profile
Ethereum, plus the EVM Chains group: BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Optimism (OP), Gnosis, Polygon (POL), Fantom (FTM), zkSync (ZK), Kaia, Base, Arbitrum (ARB), Avalanche (AVAX), Aurora, Cronos (CRO), Boba, Metis, Mantle (MNT), Celo, Mode, Linea, Blast, Scroll, ZoraETHm/44'/60'/0'/0/*. Also Ledger Live m/44'/60'/*'/0/0 and Ledger Legacy m/44'/60'/0'/*0x… (40 hex characters, same on every EVM network)the app, OKX, Bitget Wallet, MetaMask, Rabby, imToken, LetsExchange (Ethereum only), Generic ETH, Multichain profile
TRONTRXm/44'/195'/0'/0/*T…the app, OKX, Guarda (web), LetsExchange, Multichain profile
SolanaSOLm/44'/501'. Also m/44'/501'/*' and m/44'/501'/*'/0'32–44 letters and digits (Base58)the app, Backpack, Solflare, LetsExchange, Multichain profile
LitecoinLTCm/84'/2'/0'/0/* Native SegWit. Also m/49'/2'/0'/0/*, m/44'/2'/0'/0/*ltc1…, M…, L…the app, OKX, Multichain profile
DogecoinDOGEm/44'/3'/0'/0/*D…the app, Multichain profile
DashDASHm/44'/5'/0'/0/*X…the app, OKX, Multichain profile
Bitcoin CashBCHm/44'/145'/0'/0/*bitcoincash:q…the app, OKX, LetsExchange, Multichain profile
CardanoADAm/1852'/1815'/0'/0/*addr1…the app, VESPR
XRPXRPm/44'/144'/0'/0/*r…the app, XRP Toolkit (web)
TONTONm/44'/607'/0'UQ…the app, Tonkeeper
SuiSUIm/44'/784'/*'/0'/0'0x… (64 hex characters)Backpack, Suiet (web), Multichain profile
Cosmos Chains group, in device order: Cosmos Hub (ATOM), Osmosis (OSMO), Celestia (TIA), Juno, Akash (AKT), Stride (STRD), Axelar (AXL), Neutron (NTRN), Noble (USDC), Sei, Kujira (KUJI), Stargaze (STARS), Agoric (BLD), Cronos POS (CRO), Kava, Terra (LUNA), THORChain (RUNE), Injective (INJ), Evmos, Dymension (DYM), Babylon (BABY), Neutaro (NTMPI), Terra Classic (LUNC), Shentu (CTK), Persistence (XPRT), Sommelier (SOMM), IRISnet (IRIS), Regen, UX Chain (UX), Quicksilver (QCK), Gravity Bridge (GRAV)see listm/44'/118'/0'/0/* for most. Cronos POS 394', Kava 459', Terra 330', THORChain 931'; Injective, Evmos, Dymension use m/44'/60'/0'/0/*chain prefix + 1… (cosmos1…, osmo1…, celestia1…)Keplr (browser extension), Multichain profile

Notes:

  • * is the address number. Address-0 on the deposit screen is 0, Address-1 is 1, and so on.

  • Ethereum-compatible networks share one address. Receiving on Polygon and on Ethereum uses the same 0x… address; only the network differs.

  • The Multichain profile and Generic BTC / Generic ETH entries under Link are for apps that are not in the list but accept a standard ERA link QR.

  • Stellar (XLM), Zcash (ZEC), NEAR, dYdX and Secret exist in the firmware source but are switched off in the shipping firmware, so they do not appear on the device.

  • The exact list on your device depends on the firmware version. The network picker under DEPOSIT is the source of truth; the screenshots on this page were taken on the current release configuration. The website's Coins & Chains page counts "64+ networks" and lists 29 Cosmos chains. Source: era-wallet.com