As the number of L2’s on Ethereum grows, it becomes increasingly difficult to have Gas on every chain, as well as keep track of which token is the chains native gas.

Granted for quite a few especially the more recent one’s they use ETH as their native as token… However it’s ETH on said chain.

Example:

If you were to start using Base Chain, to mint a NFT or buy that up and coming Memecoin, you would bridge funds over or deposit from an Exchange to Base. However if you deposited anything other than Base ETH you will run into the issue of not having gas.

Now you may have ETH on Ethereum Layer 1, and think, why can’t I just use that… well they are 2 different chains, Base is a Layer 2 so you need to have Base ETH to transact on Base.

At this point you’ll have to now bridge something from another chain over to Base for Base ETH or withdraw from a CEX again. This is of course extremely tedious and annoying. Granted most Bridges have a button for topping up gas on destination chain, most people however do not acknowledge said button and skip over it.There is a solution to this problem.

After introducing gas free a few months ago, Rabby.io tested a feature where they would be able to pay the gas for transactions, it worked extremely well and many people were able to use their gas free feature to do mints, swaps and even bridges on most of the prominent Layer 1’s and 2’s. Shortly after the “Gas free” stage, Rabby introduced Gas Accounts.

But what are gas accounts? Gas Accounts are accounts within your Rabby wallet, where you deposit USDC or USDT using any of their supported chains, this can be anywhere from 1$ to 500$, to their Rabby Debank L2 Account. As shown in the screenshot below.

As also stated in the screenshot, Rabby does not charge any fees for deposits or withdrawals, you only pay for gas, as such I would suggest deposit using a chain that has very low gas fees, such as Arbitrum, Base, Polygon or Optimism.It is an incredibly useful feature as once you have deposited to your gas account you can now transact on most EVM chains without worrying about Gas, your “Gas” token value also does not change, as it is in USDC/USDT.

As such you can transact worry free!I will also add that sometimes Rabby Gas Account pricing is 1 or 2c higher than if you were using native gas token on whatever chain you transacting on. However it is extremely negligible and not often, considering the convenience of Gas Accounts.

Thanks for reading!

As the number of L2’s on Ethereum grows, it becomes increasingly difficult to have Gas on every chain, as well as keep track of which token is the chains native gas.

Granted for quite a few especially the more recent one’s they use ETH as their native as token… However it’s ETH on said chain.

Example:

If you were to start using Base Chain, to mint a NFT or buy that up and coming Memecoin, you would bridge funds over or deposit from an Exchange to Base. However if you deposited anything other than Base ETH you will run into the issue of not having gas.

Now you may have ETH on Ethereum Layer 1, and think, why can’t I just use that… well they are 2 different chains, Base is a Layer 2 so you need to have Base ETH to transact on Base.

At this point you’ll have to now bridge something from another chain over to Base for Base ETH or withdraw from a CEX again. This is of course extremely tedious and annoying. Granted most Bridges have a button for topping up gas on destination chain, most people however do not acknowledge said button and skip over it.There is a solution to this problem.

After introducing gas free a few months ago, Rabby.io tested a feature where they would be able to pay the gas for transactions, it worked extremely well and many people were able to use their gas free feature to do mints, swaps and even bridges on most of the prominent Layer 1’s and 2’s. Shortly after the “Gas free” stage, Rabby introduced Gas Accounts.

But what are gas accounts? Gas Accounts are accounts within your Rabby wallet, where you deposit USDC or USDT using any of their supported chains, this can be anywhere from 1$ to 500$, to their Rabby Debank L2 Account. As shown in the screenshot below.

As also stated in the screenshot, Rabby does not charge any fees for deposits or withdrawals, you only pay for gas, as such I would suggest deposit using a chain that has very low gas fees, such as Arbitrum, Base, Polygon or Optimism.It is an incredibly useful feature as once you have deposited to your gas account you can now transact on most EVM chains without worrying about Gas, your “Gas” token value also does not change, as it is in USDC/USDT.

As such you can transact worry free!I will also add that sometimes Rabby Gas Account pricing is 1 or 2c higher than if you were using native gas token on whatever chain you transacting on. However it is extremely negligible and not often, considering the convenience of Gas Accounts.

Thanks for reading!