Supported Assets & Networks
Overlayer supports multiple stablecoin families across connected networks. Each family has an underlying stablecoin, a base Overlaid Asset and a Staked Overlaid Asset.
Supported assets
| Underlying stablecoin | Overlaid Asset | Staked Overlaid Asset |
|---|---|---|
| USDT | T+ | sT+ |
| USDC | C+ | sC+ |
| USDG | G+ | sG+ |
Each family retains its own underlying asset, backing and accounting. Staking or bridging a token does not change which stablecoin family it belongs to.
For the distinction between base and staked tokens, see Overlaid Assets and Staked Overlaid Assets.
Supported networks
Overlayer operates across Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain. Backing and core accounting remain on Ethereum, while supported assets can circulate across the connected networks through LayerZero infrastructure.
| Network | Role |
|---|---|
| Ethereum | Hosts backing and core accounting, alongside access to protocol operations. |
| Base | Supports asset distribution, local integrations and cross-chain access. |
| Robinhood Chain | Supports asset distribution, local integrations and cross-chain access. |
Minting and redemption can be initiated from any supported chain, including through cross-chain flows. Users do not need to move their assets to Ethereum manually before using those flows.
For instructions, see Mint & Redeem.
Availability across networks
Select the asset and network in the relevant dApp flow. Liquidity, trading venues and integrations can differ between networks, even when the same token is available on each.
To move an existing Overlaid Asset or Staked Overlaid Asset between supported networks, see Bridge.
For token and protocol addresses by network, see Contract Addresses.