NEAR Intents settles cross chain swaps across roughly 38 chains. Below is the live chain mix by observed cross chain swap activity.

NEAR Intents chains by activity
| Chain | Volume (24h) | Swaps |
|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | $4.4M | 6,473 |
| Zcash | $3.2M | 889 |
| NEAR | $3.0M | 2,803 |
| TRON | $1.9M | 2,605 |
| Solana | $1.6M | 4,686 |
| Bitcoin | $1.2M | 440 |
| BNB Chain | $903.2K | 604 |
| Base | $521.1K | 3,512 |
| XRP | $304.1K | 776 |
| Arbitrum | $215.0K | 1,076 |
Per-chain pages
Daily volume, swap counts, top assets and records for each major chain on NEAR Intents:
Chain pages: TRON on NEAR Intents · Solana on NEAR Intents · Zcash on NEAR Intents · Bitcoin on NEAR Intents · Ethereum on NEAR Intents · XRP on NEAR Intents · Base on NEAR Intents · BNB Chain on NEAR Intents · Monad on NEAR Intents · TON on NEAR Intents · Dogecoin on NEAR Intents
How to read the chain mix
Chain volume here counts value entering or leaving each chain through settled NEAR Intents swaps in the sampled window — so a BTC→SOL swap counts toward both Bitcoin and Solana. Because solvers source liquidity per swap rather than per pool, a chain's presence in this table requires no protocol-level integration or dedicated liquidity: coverage follows solver inventory, which is why long-tail chains appear here that pool-based protocols like THORChain never list.
The mix shifts with the market: stablecoin corridors (TRON/Ethereum USDT) dominate in calm periods, while volatile days pull volume toward Bitcoin, Solana, and Ethereum majors. The routes page shows the same activity as origin→destination pairs, and stats aggregates all windows.
Frequently asked questions
- How many chains does NEAR Intents support?
- 38 chains are usable right now, carrying 210 assets. The count grows as solvers add inventory — no protocol upgrade is needed for a new chain.
- Which chain has the most NEAR Intents volume?
- Ethereum currently tops the 24h mix at $4.4M. The table above is live and reorders as flows shift.
- Does a swap between two chains need a bridge?
- No — solvers deliver the destination asset natively, so users never touch a lock-and-mint bridge or wrapped assets.
See also supported assets and top routes.
Cite this data
NearStats, "NEAR Intents Supported Chains", https://nearstats.org/chains (data as of 2026-10-31 21:33 UTC).
Data is free to use with attribution: please link nearstats.org/chains.