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Understanding Balances

Shows how Slingshot unifies token balances across multiple networks into a single, aggregated view in your account.

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Slingshot introduces a simplified balance system that aggregates your assets across multiple blockchains into a single, unified balance. This system allows for seamless trading without requiring manual network switching or bridging.

How balances work

In Slingshot, your token balances are aggregated across all supported networks. This means you will see a single balance for each token, regardless of which networks you hold them on. For example, if you have USDC on Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism, Slingshot will display the total sum of all holdings as one USDC balance.

Since Slingshot aggregates balances automatically, you don’t need to worry about selecting a specific network when swapping or trading. The system will handle network selection in the background, ensuring the best execution for your trade.

Deposits and withdrawals

  • Depositing Tokens: When you deposit tokens into Slingshot, they will be credited to your aggregated balance, no matter which supported blockchain you deposit from.

  • Withdrawing Tokens: Withdrawals must be made from a specific blockchain. While your balance is displayed as a total, you can only withdraw assets from the network they were originally deposited on, except for USDC, which can be withdrawn on any supported network.

Viewing your balances

Token balances in your Slingshot account are displayed below the Trending section of the app, under Tokens. If you have USDC, it will be displayed below the Total Balance section, besides the green $ symbol:


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