Supported assets are more than a ticker list
Orbiswap reads the provider catalog as network-specific assets. The live selectors show current availability, while permanent guides explain routes that need extra network or wallet checks.
Reviewed September 1, 2026 · Orbiswap product reference
Identity
Ticker plus network
USDT on TRON is not USDT on Ethereum.
Capability
Send and receive separately
A provider can support only one direction temporarily.
Route guidance
Selected permanent guides
Every other currently supported asset remains in the live selector.
01
A network-specific asset has its own route identity
The catalog combines a ticker with a network code. Native ETH on Ethereum, ETH on Base and ETH on Arbitrum can share a familiar name while requiring different wallet balances and deposit monitoring. The selector keeps those variants separate.
- Ticker identifies the economic asset label.
- Network identifies the blockchain that carries it.
- Contract or representation can distinguish native and bridged tokens.
02
Availability can differ by direction and rate type
A provider can temporarily allow an asset as a deposit but not a payout, or offer floating rates without fixed protection. Limits and route conditions can change with maintenance and liquidity. The live quote therefore takes precedence over a static directory.
- Sending and receiving capability are checked independently.
- Fixed-rate capability belongs to the current route.
- Maintenance can remove a route without removing the asset forever.
03
Some assets require more than an address
XRP and other account-based networks can use destination tags or memos for shared custodial addresses. The catalog and order flow identify when an extra field is required or supported. A valid address with a missing identifier can still fail internal crediting.
- Copy the address and extra identifier from the same deposit screen.
- Do not invent a tag for a self-custody wallet.
- Treat a missing identifier as a support issue, not a reason to resend.
04
The live catalog is broader than the guide library
The exchange can support many more combinations than need a separate guide. Orbiswap publishes permanent route, asset and network references when additional network, fee or wallet instructions are useful. Other live assets remain available through the widget.
- Amounts and wording variations stay on the same route.
- Network guides focus on practical differences between chains.
- The live quote confirms whether a route is currently available.
WORKING CHECKLIST
Use the live selector as the operational source of truth
- Asset name and ticker match the intended balance.
- Network name matches both wallets.
- Send and receive directions are currently available.
- Any memo, tag, limit or rate condition is reviewed.
FAQ
Questions about this reference
Why is an asset in the selector but not in the route guide directory?
Some routes are self-explanatory in the live widget. A dedicated guide is added when the route needs extra network, fee, address or wallet guidance.
Why do several entries have the same symbol?
They represent different networks or token forms and must remain distinguishable at the wallet-routing step.
Can a supported asset become temporarily unavailable?
Yes. Provider maintenance, liquidity or network conditions can affect one direction or rate type.
Are static prices shown as live rates?
No. A current executable estimate is requested for the selected amount and route.
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