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Supported chains

The nine chains Manna runs on, their chain IDs and explorers, and what you can do on each one: trade, launch, bridge and copy trade on all nine.

Updated November 3, 2026

Manna works across 9 chains: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. You can trade any token, launch coins, bridge and copy trade on all nine. This page lists each chain's details and what Manna does there, so you know what to expect before you move money.

The chains#

ChainChain IDGas tokenExplorer
Solanan/aSOLhttps://solscan.io
Robinhood Chain4663ETHhttps://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
Base8453ETHhttps://basescan.org
BNB Chain56BNBhttps://bscscan.com
Ethereum1ETHhttps://etherscan.io
Arbitrum42161ETHhttps://arbiscan.io
Optimism10ETHhttps://optimistic.etherscan.io
Polygon137POLhttps://polygonscan.com
Avalanche43114AVAXhttps://snowtrace.io

Solana is not an EVM chain, so it has no EVM chain ID. Manna links every transaction and address to the explorer above for its chain.

What you can do on each chain#

ChainTradeLaunchBridgeCopy trading
SolanaYesLiveYesYes
Robinhood ChainYesLiveYesYes
BaseYesLiveYesYes
BNB ChainYesLiveYesYes
EthereumYesLiveYesYes
ArbitrumYesLiveYesYes
OptimismYesLiveYesYes
PolygonYesLiveYesYes
AvalancheYesLiveYesYes

Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche run the same contracts as Robinhood Chain, against each chain's official Uniswap v4. Their addresses are on Contracts and addresses.

What's different on the seven newer chains#

The seven newer chains run the same contracts as Robinhood Chain, with the same curves, fee routes, rules, sniper shield and locked Uniswap v4 liquidity. A few things work differently there:

Solana, RobinhoodThe 7 newer chains
PairsNative coin, stablecoin, tokenized stocks, Manna coins, any tokenNative coin (ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX), USDC, Manna coins, any token. No stock pairs
Launching and trading Manna coins on mannas.funOne-tap from your Manna cashYour connected wallet signs and pays, on that chain
Telegram botLaunch and tradeLaunch and trade
Locking your first buySolana: any length. Robinhood: any length, or 30 days inside the launch for coins with rules30 days, inside the launch
Locking tokens after launchLock tokens on the coin pageNot available
Address endingManna's Solana or EVM endingManna's EVM ending

How trading works on each chain#

Every trading-page swap pays Manna's 1% fee, and earns you cashback.

ChainHow swaps are routedFee taken in
SolanaJupiter, with a fallback to a launchpad's own program when Jupiter can't route a tokenSOL or USDC
Robinhood ChainManna's MannaSwap contract, through Uniswap (v3 paths, v4 pools, or both)ETH, WETH or USDG
Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, AvalancheKyberSwap aggregator, built by Manna's server so the fee can't be strippedThe chain's native coin

Manna coins trade on their own launch curves until they graduate:

ChainBefore graduationAfter graduation
SolanaMeteora bonding curveMeteora pool, liquidity locked
Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, AvalancheManna's curve in the factory contract, or (Bot-ready) a curve inside a Uniswap v4 pool from the first blockUniswap v4 pool with the Manna hook, liquidity locked forever

See Curves and graduation for the details.

Cash on each chain#

Manna counts a chain's native coin and its main stablecoin as cash. That is what you trade with and what you can bridge.

ChainCash stablecoin
SolanaUSDC
Robinhood ChainUSDG
Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, AvalancheUSDC

With universal cash, cash on one chain can buy a token on another: Manna routes it across through Relay inside the trade.

Spotting a Manna coin#

Coins launched on Manna get recognizable addresses:

  • Solana: addresses normally end in Manna's Solana ending.
  • Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains: addresses always end in Manna's EVM ending. Manna's token deployer creates no other address.

The exact endings are published on Contracts and addresses at launch.

The ending alone is not proof: anyone can grind a lookalike address elsewhere. The sure check is that the coin has a page on mannas.fun. See Vanity addresses and Contracts and addresses.

Gas and network fees#

You pay each chain's network fee in its gas token, and it moves with network demand. Ethereum is the most expensive chain on the list: there, a small trade or claim can cost more in gas than it is worth, which is why Manna's keeper holds payouts on expensive chains until they are worth at least 3 times their gas (see Holder payouts).

You often don't need the gas coin: on Solana, and for Manna-run (one-tap and bot) wallets on the EVM chains except Ethereum, a wallet holding only USDC can still pay its network fee: Manna handles it and takes the fee from that USDC (a few cents) (see One-tap and cash). Connected wallets like MetaMask still pay their own EVM gas. The Bridge leaves some behind for you when you tap Max.

Something wrong or missing? Tell us at hi@mannas.fun. Nothing in these docs is financial advice; see the Risk Disclosure.