Here’s what Zengo’s multi-chain support offers:
Polygon (MATIC): Faster and cheaper Ethereum-compatible transactions. Great for DeFi apps and NFT trading. Arbitrum: A go-to for Ethereum scaling—Zengo lets you easily access Arbitrum-based dApps without switching wallets. Base: Coinbase’s own Layer 2 solution is also supported, so you can interact with new dApps and projects as they emerge.What’s nice is that Zengo handles all this within one wallet interface—no need to constantly switch apps or chains manually. It auto-detects and displays balances for supported networks, and the UI makes bridging and sending assets straightforward.
If you're new to this and need help setting things up across these chains, it's worth contacting the Zengo wallet support number for guided assistance—they’re quite responsive from what I’ve experienced.
Has anyone else here tested Zengo’s multi-chain features yet? Curious how it compares to wallets like MetaMask or Trust Wallet in terms of UX and fees.
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