Гаманець для Wrapped SUI (Universal)

What is Wrapped SUI (Universal) (USUI)?

uSUI carries SUI's price into EVM territory. Merchants deposit SUI with a custodian, a matching amount of ERC-20 is issued by the Universal protocol, and the token then behaves like any other ERC-20 in lending, borrowing and swap applications.

None of Sui's own machinery comes with it. Sui is built on an object model with Move contracts and addresses of its own, and SUI there pays for gas and can be delegated to validators. uSUI does none of that; sending it toward a Sui address is not possible, and the route back to the native coin runs through redemption of the collateral or through selling.

One detail catches people out more than any other: uSUI is deployed on more than one EVM chain, and those deployments are separate contracts with separate liquidity. A thousand uSUI on one of them is not a thousand uSUI on the other, and because an EVM address is the same string everywhere, the address alone tells you nothing about which chain a transfer will land on. That choice sits with the sender.

Tangem's app treats each supported network as its own line with its own balance, and the transaction screen states the network being used before you hold the card to the phone to approve it. Reading that line takes a second and is the only moment it can be reconsidered, which is a good argument for keeping a multi-chain wrapper where the chain is always visible.

Supported networks in Tangem (2): Arbitrum One, Base.