Zerion lists 66 chains, MetaMask 17 built-in networks including Bitcoin, Solana and Tron, and Coinbase Wallet 12 preconfigured networks. Each chain still charges its own gas in its own token, so a multichain wallet saves you apps, not network fees; the wallet's own swap fee runs from no OKX service fee to up to 1% on Coinbase Wallet.
Quick answer
MetaMask is the best multichain wallet for most US users: it covers 17 networks, including Bitcoin and Solana, and most EVM dApps test against it first. Pick Zerion for the most chains in one portfolio view, and Exodus for a desktop app.
MetaMask lists 17 built-in networks, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, Polygon and Base, and most EVM dApps test against it first. In-app swaps cost 0.875%.
Custody
Self-custody
Chains
EVM networks, Solana, Bitcoin, Tron
Platforms
Extension, iOS, Android
Swap fee
0.875%
US availability
Yes
Pros
Works with almost every EVM dApp
Open-source code
Extension and mobile app with one seed phrase
Cons
0.875% fee on in-app swaps, higher than most wallets here
Solana support is newer than in Solana-first wallets
Skip it if you swap often: its fee is the highest here.
Exodus has run since 2015 on desktop and mobile across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and many other networks. It passes 100% of network fees to the network and pairs with Trezor and Ledger.
Custody
Self-custody
Chains
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and many other networks
Platforms
iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
Swap fee
No separate fee; spread included in the quote
US availability
Yes
Pros
100% of network fees go to the network, per its support page
Pairs with Trezor and Ledger hardware wallets
24/7 live human support
Cons
Swaps include a spread that Exodus does not publish as a fixed rate
Tokenized stocks are only offered in select regions
Balances under 0.00001501 BTC are added to the fee when sending
Skip it if you want a published swap rate: Exodus includes a spread instead.
OKX Wallet covers EVM, Solana, Bitcoin and more. Its user agreement says OKX charges no service fee for the wallet software; gas and third-party fees apply.
Custody
Self-custody
Chains
EVM, Solana, Bitcoin and more
Platforms
iOS, Android, Extension, Web
Swap fee
No OKX service fee; third-party protocol and gas fees apply
US availability
US users covered by the wallet’s user agreement
Pros
No OKX service fee on the wallet software
Swap, bridge and DeFi in one app
Wallet agreement has terms for US users under New York law
Cons
OKX reserves the right to add service fees
Third-party protocol fees still apply on swaps
Skip it if you want fee terms that cannot change: OKX reserves the right to add fees.
“Not verified” means we could not confirm the value on the project’s own pages.
How we rank multichain wallets
01Chain coverage: networks listed on the wallet's own page, including non-EVM chains.
02Swap fee: published in-app swap fee, or its absence.
03Platforms: mobile, extension and desktop apps.
04US availability: US App Store listing.
No project paid to be listed or ranked. Full rules: methodology.
What we did not test
We did not open accounts, deposit money or place trades with these services.
We did not audit smart contracts, reserves or security claims ourselves; we report what the project and its auditors publish.
Fees, limits and availability change; the list date shows when we last checked them.
Rubric last updated Oct 1, 2026. Crypto assets are not insured by the FDIC or SIPC, and you can lose all the money you put in. This page is educational content, not financial advice.
How to choose
01
Gas is per chain
Each network charges gas in its own token: ETH on Ethereum, POL on Polygon, SOL on Solana. Keep a little of each.
02
Match the network on sends
The same token can live on several chains. Send on the network the receiver supports.
03
One seed, many chains
A multichain wallet keeps every chain behind one recovery phrase. Back it up offline.
Who should skip all of these
Large long-term holdings: see our hardware wallets list.
Teams that need several signers: see our multisig wallets list.
Of those we checked, Zerion lists 66 chains. MetaMask lists 17 built-in networks and Coinbase Wallet 12.
Does MetaMask support Bitcoin and Solana?
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Yes. Its supported networks list includes Bitcoin, Solana and Tron next to EVM chains.
Which multichain wallet has no swap fee?
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OKX Wallet says it charges no service fee for its wallet software, though gas and third-party protocol fees apply.
Is a multichain wallet less safe?
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All chains share one recovery phrase, so losing it exposes every chain. Keep large holdings on a hardware wallet.
Does Exodus charge fees?
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Exodus keeps none of the network fee when you send: 100% goes to miners or validators, and you can set custom fees for Bitcoin, Ethereum and ERC-20 sends. Swaps may include a spread plus the network fee, and buys and sells carry a processing fee.
Compiles and updates the lists on DappAtlas. Facts come from primary sources: each project’s own pages, protocol docs and standards. No project pays to be mentioned.