Mixin Common Wallet now supports Gasless cross-chain trading.

Hong Kong, China, April 29th, 2026, Chainwire Privacy-focused crypto wallet Mixin today announced the launch of its Gasless experience, further simplifying cross-chain trading and transfer flows in its Common Wallet. Users can complete cross-chain asset swaps without preparing native gas tokens for different blockchains in advance; when making transfers, they can also choose the asset used to pay network fees. In traditional Web3 wallets, users typically need to hold the corresponding gas asset for each network. For example, Ethereum and ERC-20 assets require ETH, BNB Chain assets require BNB, and Solana assets require SOL. For multi-chain users, this increases asset management costs and often leads to situations where users have funds in their wallet but cannot trade or transfer because they lack gas. Cross-Chain Trading Without Gas Preparation Mixin Common Wallet now supports Gasless cross-chain trading. When making cross-chain swaps in the Common Wallet, users only need to select the asset they want to swap and the target asset. They can then complete the transaction directly, without preparing native gas tokens for either the source chain or destination chain in advance. This simplifies the previous multi-step process of “prepare gas first, then execute a cross-chain trade” into an experience closer to a regular swap. Choose the Network Fee Payment Asset for Transfers For transfers, Mixin allows users to choose the asset used to pay network fees. When users transfer assets to an external address, the system displays the corresponding network fee and allows them to select a supported asset for payment. Users no longer need to purchase or deposit the native gas token of that network solely to complete the transfer. This is especially useful for multi-chain users. In the past, users often had to keep small balances of multiple gas tokens for transfers across different networks. Now, they can pay network fees in a more flexible way. Moving Gas Management Into the Background Mixin’s Gasless experience does not change the fee mechanism of blockchain networks. Network fees still exist, but Mixin moves gas management away from the user-facing flow and integrates fee payment into the wallet experience. As multi-chain ecosystems continue to grow, gas fee management has become an important factor in Web3 wallet usability. By enabling cross-chain trading without gas preparation and allowing users to choose the network fee payment asset for transfers, Mixin further lowers the barrier for everyday users to manage and use on-chain assets. Transfer Fee Subsidy for Imported Wallets Mixin currently provides transfer fee subsidies for transfers between imported wallets. Users who import Common Wallets via mnemonic phrases or private keys will receive monthly refunds for transfer fees when sending assets to other imported wallet addresses. About Mixin Mixin is a decentralized, self-custodial privacy wallet dedicated to secure and efficient digital asset management. Its core capabilities include: Aggregation: Integrating multi-chain assets and trading routes to simplify user operations High Liquidity Access: Connecting to multiple liquidity sources, including decentralized protocols and external markets Decentralization: Enabling users to fully control their assets without relying on custodial intermediaries Privacy Protection: Protecting assets and data through MPC, CryptoNote, and end-to-end encrypted communication Mixin has been operating for more than 8 years, supporting over 40 blockchains and 10,000 assets, with more than 10 million users globally and over $1 billion in self-custodied assets. Contact CMO Sonny Liu Mixin Ltd

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