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Overview

These tables list the generally supported tokenized money types you can use as sourceAsset and destinationAsset in a payment request. /v1/defaults is the live allowlist and may include additional tokens that are not generally supported. Asset identifiers follow the CAIP-19 standard. For chain identifiers (CAIP-2, Chain ID), see Supported networks. Contact your Atum representative if a specific corridor or asset is not listed.
A ticker is not a unique identifier. The same symbol maps to different tokens on different chains, and a single chain can host multiple versions of the “same” asset — native vs. bridged or wrapped (e.g. Polygon’s native USDC and bridged USDC.e are distinct tokens). Always identify an asset by its full CAIP-19 string, never by ticker. See Supported assets for the exact identifier on each chain.

Testnet

USDC

USDT

PYUSD

Tempo Moderato assets

Tempo Moderato (eip155:42431) is Stripe’s test network for Tempo. These assets are used in Tempo-specific corridors.
Tempo has no native gas token. Transaction fees are paid in the USD-denominated tokenized currencies listed below — not a volatile native coin. If your fee token differs from the validator’s preferred token, Tempo’s Fee AMM converts it at a ~0.3% spread, and pathUSD generally has the best liquidity. This matters when you operate a settler, and when you do your initial Permit2 token approval; recipients never need gas of their own, and senders only need it for that one-time approval. See Tempo’s fee specification.

Mainnet

USDC

USDT

PYUSD

Tempo assets

Tempo (eip155:4217) is Stripe’s L1 for agentic commerce. Contact your Atum representative for access to Tempo corridors.
Tempo has no native gas token. Transaction fees are paid in the USD-denominated tokenized currencies listed below — not a volatile native coin. If your fee token differs from the validator’s preferred token, Tempo’s Fee AMM converts it at a ~0.3% spread, and pathUSD generally has the best liquidity. This matters when you operate a settler, and when you do your initial Permit2 token approval; recipients never need gas of their own, and senders only need it for that one-time approval. See Tempo’s fee specification.