Buy ETH and USDC on Base and zkSync Era, swap or bridge them with other crypto, cash out funds directly from these two Layer-2 networks.
2 minutes|Yann Gerardi|Published 2024-01-26
We're happy to announce that our exchange service is now available on the Ethereum layer 2 networks Base and zkSync Era!
You can now buy, swap and cash out ETH or USDC directly on these two new chains using any of your wallets, and you can of course bridge them with any other crypto that we support!
You will of course find Base and zkSync in our mobile app Bridge Wallet as well!
Launched in August 2023, Base is a layer 2 of Ethereum created and developed by the crypto exchange platform Coinbase, which plans to run more and more of its products and services on it.
Also launched in 2023, zkSync is the first live layer 2 network to use ZK Rollups, a technology deemed by many to be the best to scale Ethereum for the future.
A Layer 2 (L2) is a network built on top of a base blockchain (a Layer 1, like Ethereum) that uses specific technologies to extend its capabilities, usually with cheaper and faster transactions.
We have also added support in our service for the following crypto-assets:
A new version of our mobile app is now available on Google Play and on the App Store.
It corrects various bugs (WalletConnect, QR-bills and others), but also hides transactions in your activity log that the app detects as scam/spam transactions.
Those are important, so make sure to update your app!
The most common questions that our clients ask us are all answered there. Have a look!
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We accept clients from all countries, except US and Russian persons, and residents of:
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