XAU₮ is Tether Gold, a token backed by physical gold. Inside Enta it behaves like any other asset you hold. You can deposit into it, withdraw from it, and swap it for something else.
Unlike USD₮, Tether Gold lives only on EVM networks. There is no Solana or Tron version to choose between.
You will find it under the XAU₮ tab on your Wallets page.
The XAU₮ tab
Selecting XAU₮ shows a single row, Tether Gold, with an EVM badge on the left, your total XAU₮ balance, and its approximate value beneath in whichever currency you have chosen under View balances in.
Because Tether Gold is EVM only, this tab only ever has one row.
The eye icon next to the balance hides it, in case you are on a shared screen.
Expanding your networks
The chevron on the right of the row expands it into the individual EVM networks XAU₮ is available on:
Arbitrum
Ethereum
Plasma
Polygon
Each one shows its own XAU₮ balance, the approximate value beneath it, the wallet address it uses with a copy icon, and a chevron to open it.
One address across four networks
Every EVM network shares one address, so the same address appears on all four rows. That is expected. The address is yours across every EVM chain.
What differs between the rows is which chain the funds actually sit on, and that decides the fee and the speed when you move them.
Opening a network
The chevron on the far right of any network row opens that wallet on its own page, where you can deposit, withdraw, swap, and see its transaction history. The article on XAU₮ EVM wallets covers that page.
Good to know
Gold is priced by the ounce, so your XAU₮ balance will usually be a small decimal rather than a round number.
The approximate value underneath moves with the gold price, not with anything Enta controls.
There is no Solana or Tron version of Tether Gold. All four options are EVM chains.
Seeing the same address on Arbitrum, Ethereum, Plasma and Polygon is normal. The network, not the address, is what the sender has to get right.
Your total on the collapsed row is the sum of the four network balances, not a balance you can spend in one place.