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Supported tokens

How OmniHood decides which tokens are tradable, and how to add or find one.

OmniHood doesn't maintain a fixed whitelist. Any token with liquidity reachable by Relay (for cross-chain routes) or Jupiter (for Solana-side fills) is tradable.

Discovering tokens

Two ways to pick a token in the Swap UI:

  • Search — type a name (USDC), symbol, or ticker. The picker returns matches across every supported chain, ranked by your held balance first.
  • Paste a contract address — paste any EVM contract or Solana mint. If it has any reachable liquidity, it'll appear in the picker for that chain.

What's always available

These are the "top of picker" tokens per chain:

  • Stablecoins — USDC, USDT (all chains that have them)
  • Native and wrapped natives — SOL, ETH, WETH, BNB, WBNB, AVAX
  • OmniHood-nativeOMHD, ANSEM, and every token launched through the Launcher

Tokens launched through OmniHood

Every omnichain launch shows up automatically in the picker across every chain it deployed on. Their addresses per chain:

  • Solana — the pump.fun mint (Token-2022)
  • Base / BNB / Robinhood Chain — LayerZero OFT deployments, each with a distinct contract address

The Swap panel handles the multi-address routing invisibly — pick "ANSEM" and it works whether you're paying from Solana or from Base.

What OmniHood does NOT support

  • Rebasing tokens — the RFQ engine assumes constant balances between signature and settlement. Rebasing tokens (like OHM/wOHM historically) can break the guarantee.
  • Fee-on-transfer tokens — supported by the router when quoted correctly, but expect the "receive" amount in the quote to net the transfer fee automatically. Some FoT tokens with dynamic fees may quote unpredictably.
  • Tokens with paused transfers — will simply fail at settlement time and revert your paid tokens.

How the router picks a route

  • For same-chain trades on any EVM chain, Relay evaluates every DEX + aggregator it indexes and picks the cheapest.
  • For Solana trades, Jupiter's route optimizer runs in parallel.
  • For cross-chain, Relay picks the best inbound liquidity chain and bridges across.

You never pick — the quote shows the final numbers, take it or leave it.