Networks
A network in TrexWallet is any environment where assets can be transferred, stored, or exchanged. Networks can be public blockchains (like Ethereum or Bitcoin), private blockchains, or internal system networks used for off-chain operations and internal accounting.
Role in Transactions
- Each transaction is always associated with a specific network, which determines the rules for address formats, transaction confirmation, and fee calculation.
- TrexWallet supports seamless transfers between internal and external networks, automatically handling the conversion and routing logic.
- Network selection impacts transaction speed, cost, and available features (e.g., atomic swaps, internal instant transfers).
Supported Blockchain Networks
TrexWallet ships dedicated scanner services. Each is a separate module deployed alongside the wallet:
| Network | Scanner module | Token standards |
|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | TrexWallet.Ethereum | Native ETH + ERC20 |
| Tron | TrexWallet.Tron | Native TRX + TRC20 |
| Bitcoin | TrexWallet.Bitcoin | Native BTC |
| Binance Smart Chain | TrexWallet.Binance | Native BNB + BEP20 |
| Monero | TrexWallet.Monero | Native XMR |
| TON | TrexWallet.Ton | Native TON + Jettons |
TrexWallet also supports built-in card acquiring through Stripe / T-Bank and an external-rate integration. These are service integrations, not blockchain scanners.
Each blockchain scanner monitors its chain for incoming/outgoing transactions, manages address generation and applies confirmations to the wallet through the private inter-module API.
Types of Networks
- Blockchain Networks: Public ledgers (Ethereum, Tron, Bitcoin, Binance Smart Chain, Monero, TON). Transactions are subject to network fees and confirmation times.
- Internal Network: Used for instant, fee-free transfers between TrexWallet users on the same instance. Not visible on any public blockchain; fully auditable inside the wallet ledger.
Address Transactions
Transactions involving addresses (deposits, withdrawals, transfers) are always tied to a network. For more details, see the Address Transactions admin page and the Address Transactions documentation.
Understanding networks is essential for configuring wallets, managing assets, and troubleshooting transaction issues in TrexWallet.