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CoinVoyage accepts payments from and settles to a growing set of blockchain networks. Each network is identified by a chain ID that you use when creating orders or requesting quotes. The table below lists every currently supported chain and its ID. If you need support for a network not listed here, contact the team at help@coinvoyage.io.

Supported networks

All of these are mainnets. The CoinVoyage token list does not include testnet networks, so there are no testnet chain IDs. Zcash is available through Pay to Address and as a swap destination, using mainnet transparent addresses that start with t1 or t3. Shielded and unified addresses are not supported. The tokens available on each network come from the public CoinVoyage token list.

Using chain IDs in your integration

When you create an order or request payment details, you reference a network by its chain ID. The SDK exports a ChainId enum so you don’t have to remember raw numbers:

Coming soon

CoinVoyage is actively expanding network coverage. Networks currently in integration include:
  • AVAX — Avalanche
  • Tron
  • Additional Ethereum L2s
Network availability may differ between the production and development environments. The development environment may include early-access chains not yet available in production.