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The AlgoVoi gateway supports seven checkout chains live today, with Arc (Circle’s USDC-native L1) settling from September 2026 for eight in total. They split into three families based on how transactions are bound to specific checkouts.
This page covers the tenant gateway’s hosted-checkout chains. The tenant-free AlgoVoi Pay rail settles on eleven mainnet chains: these seven plus Monad, Polygon, Arbitrum and OP Mainnet as stock-payable EIP-3009 lanes.

The chains

Arc is Circle’s USDC-native EVM L1 (chain ID 5042). Its mainnet RPC is not live yet: AlgoVoi’s Arc settlement, verification and recurring-pull support ship in the bundle now and go live when Arc mainnet opens in September 2026. Arc testnet (chain ID 5042002) is available today.

Binding mechanisms

How AlgoVoi knows that a specific on-chain transaction satisfies a specific checkout:

Memo binding (Algorand, VOI, Hedera)

Transactions carry a note or memo field. AlgoVoi puts algovoi:{token} in the memo. The verifier matches by memo content.

Short text memo (Stellar)

Same as memo binding, but Stellar caps MEMO_TEXT at 28 bytes. AlgoVoi uses a shortened av:{token[:20]} form.

Reference pubkey (Solana)

Solana doesn’t have arbitrary memos, so AlgoVoi uses Solana Pay’s reference mechanism. A fresh ed25519 pubkey is generated per checkout and included as a non-signer account in the transaction. The verifier looks up the settling tx via getSignaturesForAddress(reference).

Amount-only (Base, Tempo, Arc)

EVM ERC-20 / TIP-20 transfers don’t carry memos. AlgoVoi binds checkouts by amount uniqueness: each checkout’s amount is slightly randomised so two open checkouts for the same target amount can be distinguished.

Stablecoin notes

USDC has 6 decimals on every chain except Stellar (7 decimals) and Arc, where USDC is the native gas token with 18 decimals.

Native asset support

Every chain also supports native-asset payments (ALGO, VOI, HBAR, XLM, ETH, SOL). Native payments are less common because the price is volatile, but they’re useful for chain-only environments where stablecoin issuance hasn’t arrived yet.

Picking a chain

If you’re starting from zero:
  • Cheapest fees: Solana ($0.00025) or Algorand ($0.0002)
  • Fastest confirmation: Solana (sub-second) or Base / Tempo (~2s)
  • Most existing wallets: Base (any EVM wallet) or Solana (Phantom et al)
  • If your customers already have tokens on a specific chain: just enable that chain
For a multi-chain offer, configure two or three payouts and let the customer choose at checkout.

See also

  • Per-chain detail pages, one per chain in the navigation under Chains
  • x402 protocol for the multi-chain quote shape