Assets and networks
How to check payment coverage and why an available route matters.
Reway begins with a curated set of assets and networks. A payment is available when the app can offer a supported route between the sender's asset and the recipient's requested output.
Check the app for coverage
Use the asset and network choices in the payment flow to check what is available. Review the quote after choosing the amount and destination. An asset being listed does not guarantee that every amount or destination has a usable route.
The initial plan targets around ten chains and widely used liquid assets. That is a launch target, rather than a live count. Use the app to check the current choices for your payment.
Why a route can be unavailable
Possible factors include the selected source and destination, liquidity for the assets, the payment amount, or temporary provider and network conditions.
Reway can also choose to enable fewer networks and tokens than its underlying routing provider supports. Reliable payment coverage is the deciding factor.
How coverage can expand
| Area | Product direction |
|---|---|
| Widely used assets | Start with liquid assets such as stablecoins and major native assets. |
| ERC-20 tokens | Expand EVM token coverage where routing and token checks are suitable. |
| SPL tokens | Broaden Solana token coverage where reliable routes are available. |
| Additional networks | Add chains as payment routing and settlement quality are validated. |
Names such as USDC, ETH, and SOL appear in examples throughout these docs. An example is not a promise that a particular pair or network combination is currently enabled.
Check both token and network
The token symbol alone is not enough to identify a receiving destination. Confirm the network as well, and use the app's supported asset selector when preparing the payment.
If a route is missing, review the selected wallet and networks first. More checks are in troubleshooting.