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Injective: coins, wallets and withdrawals

Injective is a blockchain whose own coin, Injective (INJ), pays for every transaction on it. 1 other coin from our comparer lives on it as well, issued under the Injective-token standard. Below: where to buy them, which wallets handle this network and which platforms let you withdraw over it.

  • Tokens: Injective-token
  • Fees paid in INJ
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Coins

Coins on Injective

Every coin in our comparer that runs on Injective, each with a link to where your euros buy the most of it.

Wallets

Wallets for Injective

These wallets support Injective in their own app. A hardware wallet keeps your keys offline on a device; a software wallet is a free app.

Trezor and Phantom do not support Injective.

Withdrawals

Withdrawing over Injective

These platforms let you send these coins to your own wallet over Injective. Select the same network in your wallet.

From the platforms' public lists, fetched on 16 October 2026. Bybit EU does not publish this list. Check the platform's app before you withdraw.

Questions about Injective

Which coins run on Injective?

Our comparer lists 2 coins on Injective: Injective and USDC.

What do you pay network fees in on Injective?

INJ. Sending a token over Injective means keeping a little INJ in the same wallet to cover the fee.

Which wallet works with Injective?

Of the wallets we review, Ledger, MetaMask and Trust Wallet support Injective in their own app.

Which platforms let you withdraw over Injective?

According to their public lists, Bitvavo, Kraken, OKX and Bitstamp let you withdraw coins over Injective; the coins per platform are listed above.

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