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Chain support is a matrix, not a marketing count

A provider support list must be read by product, direction and account type. A chain logo alone is too broad for selecting a working swap.

“Supports BNB Chain” is only the start of a support check. The provider may offer a transaction API there while omitting another order mode, or the wallet may hold a token without providing a viable built-in swap.

Record support at the level you need: interface, product, source chain, destination chain, token pair, account type and action. This is a small eligibility matrix, not a score based on the number of advertised networks.

Documented examples

ProviderWhat the official source showsSelection consequence
0xSeparate chain support for Swap and Gasless productsCheck the selected product’s column
VeloraSeparate Market and Delta deploymentsDo not infer Delta from Market support
Trezor SuiteDesktop DEX offers, mobile CEX flowDevice ownership does not establish interface parity
RabbyWallet holdings and built-in quote availability differA displayed balance need not be swappable there

Sources: 0x chain matrix, Velora deployments, Trezor Suite and Rabby Swap, checked September 24, 2026.

Require evidence for the actual path

For a cross-chain route, test the intended direction in the interface. The ability to receive on a network does not prove you can originate the reverse trade. For a smart account, confirm its signature and approval flow. For a particular token, verify the contract address and whether a current quote is returned.

A contract deployment is strong evidence that code exists on a chain, but weaker evidence that a retail feature is exposed and operational. A valid quote provides more specific availability evidence, though it still expires and does not guarantee later execution.

Use this matrix to eliminate unsuitable candidates before comparing costs. It prevents an unsupported offer from becoming the apparent price winner simply because a broad chain list was mistaken for a promise about your exact trade.

Sources & verification (4)

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  1. Supported Chains and Providers

    Product matrix differs by chain; BNB Smart Chain Swap and Gasless support; bridge direction exceptions.

    https://docs.0x.org/docs/introduction/supported-chains
  2. Supported chains and contract addresses

    Market/Delta supported-network matrix and different spender roles.

    https://www.velora.xyz/docs/resources/chains-and-contracts
  3. Swap crypto in Trezor Suite

    Desktop offers distinguish CEX and DEX products, while the documented mobile flow uses CEX providers. The guide covers rates, verification, approvals, trade identifiers and support.

    https://trezor.io/guides/sending-receiving-staking-funds/trading-crypto-in-trezor-suite/swap-crypto-in-trezor-suite
  4. How to use Rabby Swap

    Rabby obtains aggregator quotes and includes its 0.25% service fee in the quote. The guide discusses limited approvals and quote or chain availability.

    https://support.rabby.io/en/articles/14134156-how-to-use-rabby-swap

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