Supported Tokens & Networks

Supported Tokens

Nika provides comprehensive support for a wide range of tokens, ensuring users can trade, monitor, and manage their assets efficiently. Our token support combines data reliability with the flexibility to handle emerging tokens, leveraging the power of Mobula.

Mobula

Mobula is one of the largest independent crypto data aggregator, covering over 15,000 tokens! Mobula automatically lists tokens when liquidity is added to their trading pairs, making it a cutting-edge solution for newly launched or small-market-cap coins.

The platform provides detailed metadata, price data, and advanced search tools to ensure support for even the most niche tokens.

Learn more: Moubla API Documentation

Token data and search results are provided by independent data sources. Token names and symbols are not unique, and search results may include multiple assets with similar identifiers. Nika does not maintain an official or curated list of tokens. Always confirm a token’s contract address using the project’s official sources before trading.

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Networks

Nika supports a growing range of networks to ensure users have flexibility and access to the best DeFi opportunities. Our platform is designed to work seamlessly across these chains, but it’s important to understand some key distinctions and considerations.

Supported Networks

Nika supports the following networks:

• Ethereum Mainnet

• Arbitrum

• Base

• BNB Chain

• Solana

• Optimism

• Polygon

EVM Chains vs. Solana

Most of the networks supported by Nika—Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, and Base—are EVM-compatible chains. This means they follow the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) standard, enabling interoperability with Ethereum-based tools and applications.

Solana, on the other hand, operates on a completely different architecture. While Solana offers unique advantages like lower fees and faster transaction times, it is not EVM-compatible, meaning it requires its own infrastructure and integration within Nika.