> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.moove.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Supported Tokens

> 16,000+ assets across 30+ chains — how to find one, what the Recommended and Stablecoin filters mean, and how to choose what you get paid in.

**16,000+ assets** across 30+ chains. Search for what you want, or filter down to what you hold.

<Info>
  **Web and Moove App.** The same catalogue on both.
</Info>

## How Do I Find A Token?

The token picker searches by name, symbol or contract address.

| Filter          | Shows                                                    |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Recommended** | Curated, liquid assets — start here                      |
| **Stablecoin**  | Tokens pegged to a currency, like USDC and USDT          |
| **Gas**         | The native asset of each chain, used to pay network fees |

The chain menu narrows the list to a single chain. Its first option, **All chains**, shows every chain at once. You can also narrow to just the tokens already in your wallet.

## What Does Recommended Mean?

Verified tokens carry a verified mark in the picker. **Recommended** goes further: a curated list of liquid, well-known assets. Tokens without the mark are the open catalogue — listed because it exists on-chain, not because anyone has checked it.

**Stablecoin** and **Gas** describe what a token is for, not whether it is trustworthy.

<Warning>
  **Anyone can create a token with any name.** A token called "USDC" is not necessarily USDC.

  Before swapping into something unfamiliar, confirm the contract address against a source you trust. A token without the verified mark is not necessarily bad — but it is unchecked, and the risk is yours.
</Warning>

## How Do I Choose What I Get Paid In?

Your **settlement token** is the one setting that decides what lands in your wallet, whatever a payer sends.

On the web:

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Settings → Edit Moove Profile → Edit wallet & settlement">
    Find the wallet payments should land in.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Click Edit settlement">
    From that wallet's menu. Choose a token and a chain.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Confirm">
    Payments to this wallet now arrive in that currency.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Tip>
  Most people choose **USDC**. It holds its value at about a dollar, so what you were paid today is still what you have tomorrow — which matters when you are pricing work rather than trading.

  Pick a volatile asset as your settlement token and the value of what you were paid moves with the market.
</Tip>

Each wallet on your account carries its own settlement token, and one wallet is the account default.

[Settlement & Auto-routing →](/concepts/settlement-and-auto-routing)

## How Do I Filter My Own Token List?

Wallets accumulate tokens you never asked for — airdrops, dust, things sent to you unprompted. In the Moove App, **Filter token** controls which of them show in your balances, so your wallet view stays readable. The web has no equivalent.

Verified tokens and each chain's gas token show by default. Unverified tokens stay hidden from your balances until you turn them on in **Filter token**.

Filtering a token hides it. It does not move it or dispose of it.

## The Same Token On Different Chains

USDC on Base and USDC on Arbitrum are different tokens on different networks. Moving between them is a [bridge](/transact/moove-bridge), and moove.xyz does it inside the transaction rather than making you find one.

So a settlement token is always a **token plus a chain**, never just a symbol.

## Wrapped & Synthetic Assets

Some assets on moove.xyz represent something held elsewhere rather than the native asset itself. BTC on an EVM chain, for instance, is a wrapped representation backed by bitcoin held in custody — it tracks the price and moves at that chain's speed, but it is not bitcoin on the Bitcoin network.

The token detail page explains what each asset actually is. Read it before assuming a symbol means what you expect.

<Note>
  For native bitcoin on the Bitcoin network, use [Moove Wallet](/brand/moove-wallet) in the Moove App.
</Note>

## What To Read Next

<CardGroup cols={3}>
  <Card title="Supported Blockchains" icon="blocks" href="/platform-support/supported-blockchains">
    The 30+ chains these live on.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Moove Swap" icon="repeat" href="/transact/moove-swap">
    Trade between them.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Moove Profile" icon="id-card" href="/brand/moove-profile">
    Set what you get paid in.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

16,000+ assets, one search box. Any wallet, any chain, any token.