ENS App and Explorer are on the Sepolia testnet. Features may change before mainnet.
Your ENS name can store addresses on networks other than Ethereum: Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, Linea, Scroll, Bitcoin, Solana, and 100+ more. Once added, anyone who looks up your name can find the right address for whichever chain they're using. And apps and wallets that support ENS multi-chain records can use your name to send on any of those networks.
How do I add an address for different chains?
Open the profile editor for your name.
Find the wallet Addresses panel.
Add the chains you want from the list.
EVM chains (networks that work like Ethereum, such as Base, Optimism and Arbitrum) reuse the Ethereum address already on your name, so you type nothing for them. For a chain that is not EVM, such as Bitcoin or Solana, enter the address for that chain.
Select
Save Changesfor this section.Then
Save Changesagain to complete the address update on your profile.
Common questions
Which chains are supported?
ENS supports 100+ networks. The full list is in the ENS address encoder documentation.
Can I remove an address later?
Yes. Open Profile Editor, find the address row in the Wallet Addresses panel, and select the × at the end of the row. Select Save Changes, review the changes, and save again.
Will my wallet addresses be visible to others?
Yes. Every address you save renders on your public profile in the Wallet Addresses card. The editor panel itself states "Add your wallet addresses to receive payments. All addresses will be publicly visible on your profile."
What does [LEGACY] mean on some chains?
The prefix marks an older way of naming that chain. It still works, but a newer entry has replaced it. If the same chain also appears without [LEGACY], use that one.
Example chains prefixed [LEGACY]: Ethereum Classic, POA, Energy Web, Theta, Velas, Gnosis, Callisto, TomoChain.