Crypto-native at scale: 100+ chains, 2,000+ tokens
Speedix wallet coverage now spans 100+ chains and 2,000+ tokens end-to-end across deposits, payouts, and settlement. Operators ship to a global crypto player base without per-jurisdiction fiat rails.
The Speedix platform now supports 100+ chains and 2,000+
tokens end-to-end across wallets, deposits, payouts, and
settlement. The crypto-native model is our primary focus — and
the platform-level coverage is now broad enough that operators
ship to a global crypto player base without needing
jurisdiction-specific fiat rails for every market.
Many chains, one wallet
100+ chains feed into a single Speedix multi-chain wallet. Every chain is end-to-end: deposit, custody, settlement, and payout.
What "end-to-end" means
End-to-end stack: deposit → custody → settlement → payout. Every chain we list goes through every step.
The four steps:
Deposits. Player picks any of the supported chains; the
cashier auto-detects, credits, and reconciles.
Custody. Multi-chain hot wallets behind HSM-backed key
custody.
Settlement. Same token across multiple chains unifies
into one balance. USDT deposited on TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20
all show up as one USDT balance — the operator never has to
track which underlying chain protocol the USDT came in on.
Nothing converts; what comes in is what's there.
Payouts. Same chain coverage on the outbound side; the
player withdraws to whatever wallet they hold. Gas-aware
withdrawal batching saves 40–70% on withdrawal gas.
Why this is the differentiator
The market is full of platforms that claim "crypto support" by
adding one or two stable-coins on top of a fiat-first design.
Speedix is the inverse: crypto is the canonical case, fiat
is the second-class one. That's a fundamentally different
platform shape, and at 100+ chains it's hard for a fiat-first
competitor to retrofit.