Cronos (CRO) is the native asset of both the Cronos EVM chain and the original CRO network, and it circulates across three distinct networks: Ethereum, CRO, and CROEVM. Swapping CRO is common when moving between the Ethereum ecosystem and the Cronos EVM chain, or when consolidating holdings across platforms that support different networks. Choosing the right network at the time of exchange is essential, as each has different compatibility requirements.
Before swapping CRO, confirm which network your receiving wallet or platform supports — Ethereum, CRO, or CROEVM — and select the matching network when setting up the swap. If you are sending to a CRO network address, note that this network requires an Extra ID (similar to a memo or destination tag); check whether your receiving platform provides one and include it exactly as shown, since omitting a required Extra ID can result in delayed or unrecoverable funds. The CROEVM network is EVM-compatible, so standard Ethereum-style wallet addresses apply there, but it is not interchangeable with the Ethereum network itself. Settlement time can vary depending on network conditions, so allow some time after the transaction is broadcast before expecting funds to arrive. The Zest widget displays the rate and destination details before you confirm, giving you a chance to verify all inputs are correct.
Ethereum
Cronos (CRO) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2021. Cronos has a current supply of 98,761,027,371.89034 with 46,061,026,750.30017 in circulation. The last known price of Cronos is 0.06069243 USD and is up 4.38 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 350 active market(s) with $11,189,624.88 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://cronos.org/.
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