Supported Chains
Brtr supports four active testnets for trustless OTC settlement.
Current Networks
Testnets (Live Now)

Base Sepo
✓ ActiveChain ID: 84532
LayerZero EID: 40245
Native Token: ETH

OP Sepo
✓ ActiveChain ID: 11155420
LayerZero EID: 40232
Native Token: ETH
Explorer: sepolia-optimism.etherscan.io (opens in a new tab)

Monad Testnet
✓ ActiveChain ID: 10143
LayerZero EID: 40362
Native Token: MON
MegaETH
✓ ActiveChain ID: TBD
LayerZero EID: TBD
Native Token: ETH
Explorer: TBD
Mainnets (Coming Soon)
Mainnet deployments are planned after testnet hardening. Join our Discord (opens in a new tab) for updates.
LayerZero Integration
Brtr uses LayerZero (opens in a new tab) for cross-chain messaging. Each chain has a unique Endpoint ID (EID) used for routing messages.
How Cross-Chain Works
Chain A (Buyer) Chain B (Seller)
│ │
│ 1. Fill Order │
│ (escrow buyer tokens) │
│ │
│──────── FILL_INITIATE ───────────>│
│ (LayerZero msg) │
│ │ 2. Lock seller tokens
│ │
│<─────── FILL_CONFIRMATION ────────│
│ (LayerZero msg) │
│ │
│ 3. Release buyer tokens │
│ to seller │
│ │
│──────── FILL_FINALIZATION ───────>│
│ (LayerZero msg) │
│ │ 4. Release seller tokens
│ │ to buyer
▼ ▼
Trade Complete! Trade Complete!Chain Selection Guide
When creating an order, you can accept payment from ANY supported chain, not just the chain your order is on.
For Order Creators (Sellers)
Consider these factors when choosing where to create your order:
- Gas costs — Some chains have lower fees
- Token availability — Where is your token most liquid?
- Target audience — Where are potential buyers?
For Order Fillers (Buyers)
When filling cross-chain orders:
- You pay gas on YOUR chain
- The seller pays gas on THEIR chain (via gas drop)
- Cross-chain trades take 2-5 minutes
Adding New Chains
Want Brtr on your favorite chain? We evaluate new chain integrations based on:
- LayerZero support — The chain must have a LayerZero endpoint
- Community demand — User and trading volume expectations
- Security — Chain stability and smart contract support
- Technical compatibility — EVM compatibility required
Request a new chain in our Discord (opens in a new tab) or GitHub discussions (opens in a new tab).