Three assets, twelve networks.
USD₮ — Tether's dollar stablecoin
EVM wallet — one shared address across Arbitrum, Base, Celo, Ethereum, Optimism, Plasma and Polygon. Each chain keeps its own balance; the total you see on the collapsed row is the sum of them, not a single spendable pot.
Solana wallet — its own address format.
Tron wallet — often called TRC-20. The most widely offered network, and what most exchanges default to.
TON wallet — its own address format.
XAU₮ — Tether Gold
EVM only: Arbitrum, Ethereum, Plasma and Polygon. There is no Solana, Tron or TON version of Tether Gold.
BTC — Bitcoin
Bitcoin network — slower, high security, most widely supported.
Spark — instant, low fees. A Spark address begins with
spark.
Two things people get caught by
Networks don't talk to each other. USD₮ on Tron and USD₮ on Solana are the same currency in two different banking systems. Check what the other side expects before you send — and use Swap to move an asset between networks inside Enta.
Not everything sent to you is supported. Enta holds USD₮, XAU₮ and BTC. If someone sends a different asset to one of your addresses, we'll try to return it, but that's best-effort rather than guaranteed.
Pricing a payment link
You choose what the link is priced in — Naira, Euro, Pound, USDT or BTC — and your payer settles it from a supported network. You receive exactly the asset and amount you asked for.