72 cryptocurrencies across 24 token networks: the native chains, the tokens issued on them, the stablecoins pegged to fiat, and the partner on-ramp tier. Each has a page with what it is, how it moves, and what you can do with it on U.CASH.
The class axis answers what an asset is: a native chain's own token, an EVM network's faster settlement, a stablecoin's peg, an issued token riding a host chain, or the ramp tier that traditional money arrives through. The chain axis answers where it settles: which network holds the asset natively, at whose block time, in whose gas token. The two views cover the same pages, and the useful one depends on the question. Choosing what to hold is usually a class question; choosing which form to hold it in is a chain question; and a checkout configuration is mostly choosing pegs, with everything else routable.
The deeper directories pick up where this one ends: the full asset directory lists every page flat, the accept directory filters to what a checkout can take, the stablecoins ranking orders the peg families by depth, and the networks ranking orders chains by roster. For merchants, the usual path is to enable the peg families matching the invoicing currencies, add the majors for wallet coverage, and let the router absorb everything else. Custom tokens extend the surface further: any deployment on the 24 supported token networks joins by wallet and contract, gaining the same page, the same swap routing, and the same checkout capability as the curated roster, which is how a directory stays current without waiting on anyone's listing decision.
A reading tip for the class pages below: each opens with what the class is and closes with the full roster, and the honest way to compare classes is settlement behavior rather than market narrative. A layer 1 you hold pays gas and anchors a chain; a stablecoin you hold carries a peg; an EVM asset you hold rides faster settlement. The pages exist to make those differences operational rather than aspirational, one click deep from here. Whatever the entry point, the destination page carries the same load-bearing facts: contracts, chains, confirmation policy, and the deep links to act.
What each class is, and which assets are in it.
14 assets with their own pages.
18 assets with their own pages.
19 assets with their own pages.
11 assets with their own pages.
9 assets with their own pages.
The assets issued or deployed on each major network.
Accept, swap, buy, send, and pay with every cryptocurrency listed here.