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ActiveGas.zip Review 2026: A Gas Refuel Bridge for 350+ Chains
Gas.zip is a cross-chain bridge built for one task: sending a small amount of native gas token to a new chain so you can start transacting. It is convenient for that, but no audit or fee details are published.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
6.8/10
Good
Our verdict on Gas.zip
6.8/10Gas.zip suits anyone who regularly starts on new L2s or alt-chains and needs a little native gas to get going, as well as developers who want a quick way to fund test wallets. Its strength is a narrow focus and very wide stated chain coverage. The caveat is transparency: no audits, fees or liquidity figures are published, so test with a small amount and check the quote before sending.
Score breakdown
How Gas.zip scores
- Security
- 5.5/10
- Ease of use
- 8.0/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 6.5/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Gas.zip?
Gas.zip is a bridge built around a single, practical job: getting native gas tokens onto chains where your wallet has none. Its homepage calls it an instant one-stop refuel bridge for more than 350 chains, covering alt-chains and L2s.
Beyond the bridge, the site lists an Explorer, a Sweeper and testnet Faucets, plus a LayerZero gas reloader and developer pages such as Add Chain, documentation and Dev Support. It is categorised as a bridge aggregator, described as an instant cross-chain liquidity layer.
The project has an active social presence, and its homepage is live. It has no token and no listed audits, and it does not publish TVL.
How Gas.zip works
A new chain needs its native token for gas before you can do anything there, but you cannot buy that token without gas. Gas.zip addresses this by letting you pay on a chain where you already have funds and receive gas on another chain.
You connect a wallet, choose a source chain, pick destination chains and set an amount per chain. The service then delivers the native token on each destination. The listing describes it as an instant cross-chain liquidity layer, and the project also runs a LayerZero-based gas reloader.
The details of its routing and settlement are in the project's documentation rather than on the homepage, so check there for specifics.
6 features
Key features
01
Gas refuel bridge
Sends the native gas token to a destination chain so a fresh wallet can pay for its first transactions.
02
Wide chain coverage
The homepage states support for more than 350 chains, including alt-chains and L2s.
03
Per-chain amounts
The Send panel lets you set an amount per chain, with Min and Max shortcuts.
04
Explorer and Sweeper
The site links an Explorer for tracking activity and a Sweeper tool for handling leftover balances.
05
Testnet faucets
A Faucets section and a Testnets list support developers working on test networks.
06
LayerZero reloader and dev tools
A LayerZero gas reloader is listed, and developers can add chains and access documentation and dev support.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Focused on one real pain point: getting gas on a new chain.
- Very broad stated coverage of over 350 chains, including many small L2s.
- Lets you split an amount across several destination chains in one flow.
- Extra tools include an explorer, sweeper and testnet faucets.
- Developers get documentation, an Add Chain route and dev support.
Watch out for
- No audits are listed, so the contracts' security review status is unclear.
- Fees, route pricing and bridge limits are not published on the homepage.
- Chain coverage is described inconsistently (200+ in one place, 350+ in another), so check your chain before sending.
- Total value locked and usage figures are not published, so liquidity depth cannot be judged.
- It solves a narrow problem: it moves gas money, not a full range of tokens or trading pairs.
Gas.zip fees
Gas.zip does not publish a fee schedule on its homepage. The Send panel takes an amount per chain, and any cost should appear in the quote before you confirm.
You also pay the source-chain network fee for the transaction. Compare the total cost to your alternatives for small transfers, since a refuel is usually only a few dollars.
Is Gas.zip safe?
No audits are listed, and the project does not publish one on its homepage. As with any bridge, you face smart-contract risk and the risk of delayed or failed transfers, so keep amounts small, which suits a gas refuel anyway.
Gas.zip is non-custodial in the sense that you connect your own wallet and sign transactions, but how funds are routed internally is not detailed on the homepage. It has no known regulatory status. Use only the official site and verify addresses, as bridge look-alikes are a common phishing route.
6 steps
How to get started with Gas.zip
- 1
Open the official Gas.zip site and check the address carefully.
- 2
Connect a wallet that holds funds on a supported source chain.
- 3
Choose the source chain and the destination chains you want to refuel.
- 4
Enter an amount per chain, using Min or Max if useful.
- 5
Review the quote, including fees, and confirm the transaction.
- 6
Check the balance on the destination chain, or use the Explorer to follow the transfer.
Who Gas.zip is for
Gas.zip is for multichain users who keep hitting the empty-wallet problem on new networks, and for developers who need to fund wallets across many chains or testnets. It is less relevant if you only use one or two major chains or want to bridge large amounts of assets.
Gas.zip FAQs
What is Gas.zip?
Gas.zip is a gas refuel bridge. You pay from one chain and it delivers the native gas token on one or more destination chains, so your wallet can pay transaction fees there. Its homepage says it supports over 350 chains.
How does Gas.zip work?
The homepage describes it as a one-stop refuel bridge for 350+ chains, and the Send panel has a source chain and an amount per chain, with Min and Max shortcuts. Fees and limits are not stated on the homepage, so check the quote before you confirm.
What else does Gas.zip offer besides the bridge?
The homepage lists an Explorer, a Sweeper and Faucets. There is also a LayerZero gas reloader and a testnet faucet section. Details of each tool are in the project's documentation.
Is Gas.zip safe to use?
No audits are listed and no token is listed. Bridges carry smart-contract and routing risk, so start with a small amount and read the project's documentation and terms first.
Does Gas.zip have a token?
No token is listed for Gas.zip. The product is a utility for moving gas, not a token-based protocol.
Can developers integrate Gas.zip?
Yes, the homepage links a Dev Support page, documentation and an Add Chain option. Public reporting also mention a contracts repository and a frame-based routing feature for developers.
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