Aptos is a Layer 1 network that uses the Move language and a resource-oriented data model. Although Aptos and Sui both use Move-derived technology, they are separate networks with different accounts, packages, assets and developer interfaces. Support for one does not imply support for the other.
Navigate the Aptos directory
- Wallets handle Aptos account creation, authentication and transaction approval.
- Portfolio trackers organize supported Aptos balances and positions, while onchain analytics inspect accounts, modules and transactions.
- Developer tools should specify current Aptos SDK, indexer, API or Move support.
Check how the transaction is paid and signed
Standard transactions use APT for gas, but Aptos also supports sponsored transactions in which another account pays the fee. A sponsored flow should still show what action the user is authorizing. Aptos also supports different account authentication methods, so the visible login experience does not replace the need to review the signer, network and requested changes.
An EVM-only wallet cannot natively sign Aptos transactions. Confirm mainnet versus testnet and verify the application domain before connecting.
