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This page outlines the tokens and blockchains currently supported in General Availability within WalletConnect Pay. It provides a clear view of:
  • Acceptance — whether a token on a given chain can be accepted from the buyer.
  • Settlement — what the merchant or customer receives after acceptance, either direct crypto or fiat via an offramp, depending on the customer configuration.
This list will be updated over time as assets move from beta into General Availability and as settlement coverage expands.

Supported tokens and chains

When creating crypto settlements, use the CAIP-19 token identifier below when specifying the settlement token contract. See the Create crypto settlements endpoint for details.

Coming soon

The following token and chain combinations are planned for General Availability and are not yet supported for acceptance or settlement.

Definitions

Acceptance

WalletConnect Pay accepts the token on the specified chain from the buyer as part of the payment flow.

Settlement

After acceptance, WalletConnect Pay delivers funds to the merchant or customer in one of the following ways:
  • Direct Crypto — the payment is settled in crypto to the merchant’s or customer’s wallet. Settlement may involve bridging or swapping before delivery.
  • Fiat (USD, EUR) — the accepted token can be converted (offramp) into fiat currency (USD or EUR) via partners, with fiat then delivered to the merchant.
Fiat settlement availability depends on offramp partner support per token and chain. Over time, fiat coverage will expand as WalletConnect Pay introduces internal swaps, allowing a broader set of tokens to be converted into supported offramp assets before payout.