Etherlink network

Etherlink is a EVM network in the EVM ecosystem. Review XTZ gas, address requirements, supported assets, and available routes.

Network

Etherlink

Type

account • EVM

Gas asset

XTZ

Address format

evm

Route support

Not currently available

Supported assets

None listed

What you need to know

About Etherlink

Etherlink is a EVM network in the EVM ecosystem.

Etherlink EVM account execution

Etherlink uses EVM execution in the EVM ecosystem. Confirm its recorded address, gas, settlement, wallet, and finality fields independently. Token transfers can involve contract calls and approvals; the 0x address syntax does not make balances portable to another EVM chain.

Etherlink address and wallet compatibility

EVM 0x account address. MetaMask Rabby Coinbase Wallet

Etherlink route-support boundary

Sasquatch does not currently offer a transaction route for Etherlink. Browse supported chains before creating a transaction. Network metadata does not imply provider inventory, a private route, or an executable order.

Current provider mapping scope

Etherlink has one recorded provider mapping. Availability remains conditional on the exact asset pair, direction, amount, and current quote.

Etherlink official verification resources

Use the recorded explorer at https://explorer.etherlink.com/ to verify network activity. Network documentation begins at https://explorer.etherlink.com/.

Mistakes specific to Etherlink

Confirm Etherlink, its evm 0x account address, and the exact asset representation before sending. Keep XTZ available for network gas when a transaction is required.

Private Route

Etherlink wallet history, token transfers, approvals, contract interactions, logs, gas funding, amounts, and timing remain public. Private Route is designed to reduce the direct visible relationship between source and destination activity; it does not hide Etherlink blockchain history. No transaction route is currently recorded for Etherlink, so this section does not imply Private Route availability.

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