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Every embedded wallet supports a core set of chains natively, called Tier 1. Chains outside that set can still be reached by deriving an address from a Tier 1 wallet’s key, with two levels of support: see chains with Tier 2 support and chains with Tier 3 support for that path.

Tier 1 chains

Gasless on EVM covers only the networks with Dynamic relayers (see supported chains); Arc is one of them. Arc is an EVM-compatible network rather than a separate chain type, so it also inherits EVM’s delegated access support. Gasless on Tempo uses Tempo’s native fee sponsorship (awaitingFeePayer) rather than Dynamic relayers; see Tempo gasless transactions. On-chain events are the on-chain transaction events webhook, which fires regardless of which SDK created the wallet. See delegated access for how that feature works.

Tier 2 and Tier 3 chains

Tier 2 and Tier 3 chains support signing through a derived address, but neither tier supports gas sponsorship, on-chain webhooks, or policies. See chains with Tier 2 support and chains with Tier 3 support for the full chain lists and how derivation works.
Last modified on September 21, 2026