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Looking for a Stacks wallet? Zypto App is not one yet. Stacks is not among the 20+ chains it has integrated, so STX cannot be held, swapped or used as payment there. What Zypto does cover, and how to change that, is below.

Stacks runs on the Stacks network, which isn't integrated in Zypto App yet. Request Stacks on X and we'll prioritize adding it so you can hold and swap Stacks.

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STX · 7 days
$100.00 $0.000000
Market cap $452.5M
Circulating supply 1.81B STX
Network Stacks
Zypto support Not yet in Zypto App

STX and Zypto App: where things stand

Stacks is not integrated in Zypto App yet, so STX cannot be held, swapped or spent in the app.

Zypto App is a non-custodial wallet for 20+ integrated chains: hold your own keys, swap through on-chain DEXs, connect to dApps, and use your crypto for real-world spending through the Zypto Premium VISA Card, gift cards, mobile top-ups and bill pay.

New chains are added as we reach them on the roadmap and as we see demand. Telling us on X is the fastest way to move Stacks up the queue.

Stacks (STX) and Zypto App, stated plainly

Zypto App has not integrated Stacks, so STX cannot be held, swapped or used as a payment method there today. Saying that plainly on this page is better than letting you download the app and find out.

What the app does cover is 20+ integrated chains, with non-custodial keys generated on your device, in-app DEX integrations for swaps across roughly 24,000 assets, WalletConnect for dApps, and a Zypto Premium Visa Card you can load from what you hold. If any part of your portfolio sits on Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, BNB Chain, TRON or the other integrated chains, Zypto App is worth having alongside your Stacks wallet.

Integration order comes from our roadmap and from community demand, and demand is the part you can move. A public request is counted.

Looking for a Stacks wallet?

Start with a wallet that supports Stacks, because STX lives there and Zypto App has not integrated it. Worth knowing for later: the request below is counted, and the status block above is the exact picture of what Zypto does with STX on every chain we could resolve.

What to do next

Where to go from here

1

Check the detail

The status block above lists every chain STX lives on and what Zypto supports on each one.

2

Ask for Stacks

One public post tells us this matters to you. Community demand is one of the inputs to integration order.

3

Use the app for the rest

20+ chains, non-custodial keys, in-app swaps and a Premium Visa Card. Ready for STX when Stacks lands.

How Zypto App handles your keys

Zypto App is non-custodial for every asset it supports. Private keys are generated and stored on your device, Zypto never has access to your funds and every transaction is signed locally. For account access, every user sets a PIN with optional biometric security (fingerprint or face recognition). You can also filter your wallet to show only verified tokens, protecting you from random airdrops or unsafe assets. For offline hardware wallet security, pair with the Vault Key Card, card-based cold-wallet hardware that signs transactions over NFC, keys never touch the internet.

What is Stacks?

Stacks is a layer that brings smart contracts and decentralized applications to Bitcoin. Rather than being a separate base chain, it settles activity to Bitcoin, letting apps benefit from Bitcoin's security while running their own logic. The STX token powers the network, used in its consensus and to enable applications that connect to Bitcoin. This design aims to expand what can be built around Bitcoin without changing the Bitcoin protocol itself. Its close tie to Bitcoin distinguishes Stacks from general-purpose smart contract chains. You can follow the Stacks price and hold STX in a self-custody wallet.

Stacks wallet FAQs

What's the best Stacks wallet app?

That depends on what you want to do with your STX, and Zypto App is honest about its part: it cannot hold STX yet, so it is not the answer for this one. For a wallet that can, you need one that supports Stacks. If the rest of what you hold sits on the 20+ chains Zypto has integrated, it keeps those non-custodially, swaps between them, connects to dApps and turns the value into real-world spending.

Is Zypto App non-custodial?

Yes. Your private keys are generated and stored on your device for every asset Zypto App supports. Zypto never has access to your funds, and every transaction is signed locally before it reaches the network.

How do I use crypto for real-world spending with Zypto Premium Visa Cards?

When you load the card in Zypto App, your crypto is converted into USD. Conversion happens at load, not at the checkout, so you can lock value in, avoid volatility and pay wherever Visa is accepted, subject to eligibility and applicable limits.

Can I swap Stacks in Zypto App?

Not yet. Stacks is not integrated in Zypto App, so STX cannot be swapped there. Zypto App swaps across 20+ integrated chains, and telling us on X is the fastest way to move Stacks up the queue.

How do I back up my Stacks wallet?

During setup, Zypto App generates a 12-word recovery phrase. Write it down and store it offline somewhere safe. For offline hardware wallet security, pair Zypto App with a Vault Key Card, the card-based cold-wallet hardware that signs transactions over NFC without exposing your keys to the internet.

Is Zypto App available in my country?

The wallet itself is available globally on iOS, Android and web. Some features (in-app buying, the Zypto Premium Visa Card) vary by region. See what's available where you are on our <a href="/spend-crypto/">Spend by Country</a> page.

Is Zypto App free?

The app is free to download and use. Standard network fees apply to on-chain transactions. Card and bill-pay services carry transparent transaction fees published in the app.

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