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Last updated 9 months ago

To use Segment Finance, you need to connect to the app via using the wide selection of Web3 wallets supported by Segment Finance:

  • Trust Wallet

  • Metamask

  • Rabby Wallet

  • Wallet Connect

  • SafePal

  • OKX Wallet

  • Binance Chain Wallet

  • Brave Wallet

  • Ledger

Metamask by default only supports the Ethereum network. However when you connect MetaMask to Segment Finance Protocol, it will automatically configure MetaMask to work with BSC network.​ If you need to import custom networks to your Metamask wallet, kindly take a look at this in their official documentation.

Segment Finance is currently live on BSC, opBNB, BOB, CORE and Bitfinity networks. To perform any transactions on those networks, you need to have sufficient amount of gas tokens in your wallet.

Network
Gas Token
Bridge Platform

BSC and opBNB

$BNB

BOB

$ETH

CORE

$CORE

Bitfinity (Testnet)

$BFT

StratoVM (Coming Soon)

$SVM

Rootstock (Coming Soon)

$RBTC

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zkBridge
Owlto Finance
The Official BOB Bridge
The Official CORE Bridge
Mint Testnet Tokens