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# Supported Assets

### Assets Available in the ARBYDEX Wallet

The ARBYDEX Wallet supports selected assets on **BNB Smart Chain**.

Currently supported assets include:

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#### BNB

BNB is the native asset of BNB Smart Chain and may be used for blockchain transaction fees.

#### USDT

USDT is a stablecoin supported by the ARBYDEX Wallet on BNB Smart Chain.

{% code expandable="true" %}

```
ARBYDEX Wallet
      │
      └── BNB Smart Chain
              │
              ├── BNB
              │
              └── USDT
```

{% endcode %}

#### Network Selection

When sending or receiving assets, always make sure the selected network matches the supported network.

**BNB Smart Chain**

Using the wrong network or unsupported asset may result in permanent loss of funds.

Always verify:

**Asset → Network → Destination Address**

before confirming a transaction.


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