ZIGChain wallet

What is ZIGChain (ZIG)?

ZIG has a past worth knowing before you file it away. It began as the token of Zignaly, a platform for following professional traders, and the project later rebuilt itself as ZIGChain, a chain of its own aimed at packaging investment products and real-world assets, where ZIG is the coin used for fees, validation and governance. The token id on this page still carries the old name; the asset is the same lineage.

What you hold in this wallet is the token form on outside chains rather than the chain's native coin. Each of those balances is independent: a separate entry per network, fees paid in that network's own coin, and no automatic connection between them. On the EVM networks your receiving address is one and the same string, which is convenient and also the reason a transfer needs its network confirmed rather than assumed; the Solana balance uses a different address entirely. Anything that crosses between these forms goes through a bridge or a designated migration route, never a direct send.

That mix of a long-running token, a chain that has changed shape around it and several parallel representations makes ZIG something you hold across events rather than trade through them. Tangem suits that: the key is created and stays inside the card's secure chip, and the backup is another card from the set rather than a phrase on paper, so the same address survives new phones, new app installs and whatever the project does next. You can add a seed phrase if you want one, but nothing about the setup depends on it. For a position meant to outlast the project's own changes, that is the arrangement that asks least of you.

Supported networks in Tangem (4): Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Polygon POS.