What network support means
Each supported network has wallet support for its own account and address format, transaction rules and on-chain data.
A supported network does not mean every token, swap route, cross-chain route, buy or sell option is always available. Those services depend on the asset, network, region and current third-party provider coverage.
Custom EVM networks
You can add a custom EVM network in Smartable using your own RPC endpoint. Open Settings → Connect to Network and choose Not in the list? Add your own EVM network at the bottom of the list. Enter the network's name, RPC URL, chain ID and currency symbol; the endpoint has to report the chain ID you typed. A network Smartable already has cannot be added a second time.
Smartable can use that endpoint to connect to the network, but cannot verify, monitor or guarantee an endpoint you provide. Use an RPC URL only if you trust the provider operating it.
A network added this way has no prices and no swaps in Smartable, and does not include Smartable-managed token data, cross-chain routes, buy or sell options, or other integrated services.
Other networks
Networks that are not EVM-compatible need dedicated wallet support before they can be added. This includes their account and address format, transaction construction and signing rules, balance and activity data, network fees and recovery behaviour.
A non-EVM network is added in a Smartable release only after its wallet support has been implemented and verified.
Network availability
The current catalogue is in Settings → Connect to Network in the app, and on the Smartable website. New network support is added through app releases when it is ready.
What the app shows
- “Not in the list? Add your own EVM network”
- “A network added here has no prices and no swaps in Smartable.”
Security note
Never share your recovery phrase, private key, password or device PIN. Smartable will never ask for them or ask you to sign a transaction to “verify” or “recover” your wallet.
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