Wallet Gas Features Compared: FlexGas, GasAccount, GetGas, Battery and More (October 2026)

As of October 2026, at least nine wallets ship a named way to pay network fees without the native coin: MetaMask gas included transactions, Trust Wallet FlexGas, Rabby GasAccount, Bitget GetGas, OKX Gas Station, Keeper Battery, Tangem Smart Gas, Coinbase Wallet gasless swaps and the WATS Wallet ATS fee on EVM networks and TON. They differ in three ways: which networks they cover (most are EVM-only; OKX Gas Station lists Solana only; Battery runs on TON and TRON), which token pays (a stablecoin on the same network, the token being swapped, or a prepaid or pooled balance), and the mechanism the vendor documents (EIP-7702, ERC-4337 paymaster, relayer or prepaid account). The table below lists each feature with its vendor source, last verified 2026-10.

Disclosure: WATS Wallet publishes this comparison, and WATS Wallet is our own product; it appears as one row in the table. Rows are taken from each vendor's own help pages, blog posts or announcements (the Coinbase row also draws on 0x's 2023 report of the integration, as noted below the table), are not ranked, and no fee amounts are given.

What counts as a named wallet gas feature?

Last verified 2026-10. A named wallet gas feature is a wallet-branded option that lets you pay the network fee with something other than the network's native coin (ETH, BNB, SOL, TRX or TON's GRAM).

The inclusion rule: the vendor must publish a help page, blog post or announcement naming the feature, and each row cites that source. The table has three rules: no ranking, no fee amounts for anyone, and anything a vendor does not publish is marked "not stated by vendor". The nine rows met the rule as of October 2026 and are not a complete list of every wallet. For the concept itself, see how gasless and sponsored transactions work.

The table: 9 wallet gas features side by side (October 2026)

The nine features differ most in networks, fee token and mechanism, each described as its vendor documents it.

Wallet / feature	Launched or last changed	Networks covered	Accepted fee tokens	Mechanism as documented	Vendor-stated limits or notes	Source (checked 2026-10)
MetaMask, gas included transactions	Date not stated by vendor	Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Linea, Base, Tempo	Per-network list; Ethereum: ETH, mUSD, USDT, USDC, DAI and others; Tempo: pathUSD, USDC.e, USDT0	Not stated by vendor; Tempo accounts auto-upgrade to a smart account	Estimate includes a MetaMask fee; needs Smart Transactions on	MetaMask help center
Trust Wallet, FlexGas	2025-05-26; blog updated 2026-08-19	BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, OP Mainnet, Base	TWT, USDT, USDC, USDC.e	EIP-7702	Fee token must sit on the same address; transfers on all five networks, same-chain swaps on BNB Chain and Ethereum only	Trust help article, Trust blog
Rabby, GasAccount	Announced 2024-09-09	Rabby's networks ("any network"); full list not stated by vendor	USDT, USDC deposits	Rabby estimates gas, sends it to your address, submits the transaction	Small fee for sending gas to your address; unused gas stays in your address	Rabby announcement
Bitget Wallet, GetGas	2024-12-17	Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Solana, Tron, Polygon, Optimism, Morph, Kaia, Sui, TON	USDT, USDC on most; BGB on Ethereum, Morph; ETH on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Morph	Prepaid gas account	Top-up minimum $2 equivalent (higher on high-gas networks), maximum $200 per day; withdrawal minimum $2 (ETH $10, Tron $5), maximum $200 per day	Bitget help center, article 779
OKX Wallet, Gas Station	Page published 2026-04-02, modified 2026-06-12	Solana	USDC, USDT, USDG	Third-party relayer advances the SOL fee, repaid in the stablecoin in the same transaction	Not available when sending native tokens	OKX Learn, Wallet Gas Station
Keeper (formerly Tonkeeper), Battery	Keeper rebrand 2026-09-15; wider Battery rollout planned	TON, TRON; "more networks soon"	Battery topped up with crypto or a card	Prepaid off-chain account counted in "charges"; on TON, relay of signed messages via W5 wallets	None stated	keeperwallet.com; The Block
Tangem, Smart Gas	2026-02-11	Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum One, Base	USDC and USDT on Ethereum; USDC and BSC-USD on BNB Smart Chain; USDC with USDT (launch post) or USDT0 (help center) on Polygon and Arbitrum One; USDC on Base	EIP-7702	Launch blog: may cost slightly more than native gas	Tangem blog, help center
Coinbase Wallet, gasless swaps	Reported by 0x in 2023-10	Ethereum, Polygon	The token being swapped	Relayer (0x Tx Relay API, per 0x)	Swaps only; not for native source tokens; first swap of a token needs native gas to enable it	Coinbase help center, swap features; 0x Dev Digest
WATS Wallet, ATS fee	Current	EVM networks and TON	ATS, from one ATS balance on BSC whichever EVM network is used	ERC-4337 paymaster	Charge tracks live network cost, not a discount; Solana fees in SOL, TON fees in ATS	watswallet.com/ats-fee

Notes: Bitget separately announced on 2025-10-21 a gas abstraction layer built on GetGas, using EIP-7702 on EVM, a paymaster on Solana and energy leasing on TRON. A 2023 OKX notice described an earlier Gas Station on eight EVM networks; the 2026 page lists Solana only. Tangem's row reflects its launch post, so check in-app for later additions. The Coinbase row follows the swap-features help article and 0x's 2023 report of the Tx Relay integration. The help article still refers to the Base app in places; the product was renamed back to Coinbase Wallet on 2026-09-10. Tangem's help center describes the token conversion as 1:1 with no markup.

How do the mechanisms differ?

The vendors document four mechanisms; MetaMask does not state one, and Rabby only describes the flow.

• EIP-7702 (FlexGas, Tangem Smart Gas, Bitget's 2025 EVM layer): a regular address delegates to smart-contract code so a token can cover the fee. See EIP-7702 delegation, and how to check which delegation your address has.
• ERC-4337 paymaster (WATS Wallet on EVM): a paymaster contract sponsors the fee and is paid in another token. See what a paymaster is.
• Relayer (OKX Gas Station, Coinbase gasless swaps, Battery on TON): a third party submits or funds the transaction and is repaid from the user's token or balance.
• Prepaid account (GetGas, Battery, and in effect GasAccount): you fund a separate gas balance first, then fees draw from it.

Which features cover Solana, TON or TRON?

Few do: most of the nine rows are EVM-only, and Solana and TON fees work differently from EVM fees.

• Solana without SOL: OKX Gas Station (Solana only) and Bitget GetGas (lists Solana). WATS Wallet pays Solana fees in SOL.
• TON without the native coin: Keeper Battery and Bitget GetGas (lists TON). WATS Wallet fees on TON are paid in ATS; GRAM is the TON coin, renamed from Toncoin on 2026-06-15.
• TRON without TRX: Keeper Battery and Bitget GetGas. WATS Wallet's supported chains are EVM networks, Solana and TON.
• EVM-only: MetaMask, FlexGas, GasAccount, Coinbase gasless swaps and Smart Gas as launched. The WATS ATS fee covers EVM networks and TON.

Same-network token or one balance: how should you read the fee-token column?

Either the fee token must sit on the network you transact on (pattern A), or a single prepaid or pooled balance pays for several networks (pattern B).

Pattern A, same-network token: FlexGas (an explicit vendor requirement), Tangem Smart Gas, MetaMask's per-network token lists and OKX Gas Station; Coinbase uses the very token being swapped. Pattern B, one balance: Rabby GasAccount (one stablecoin deposit for gas on any network, per Rabby) and WATS Wallet (one ATS balance on BSC for every EVM network). Bitget GetGas is also a prepaid account, topped up mainly with USDT or USDC (BGB and ETH on some networks), but its help article lists per-network top-up minimums and does not say whether the balance is pooled. WATS is not the only single-balance design.

Rule of thumb: if your stablecoins are already spread across chains, pattern A needs no separate top-up; if a fee token would otherwise have to sit on every chain, pattern B removes that. Related reading: paying gas in stablecoins and paying EVM gas from one BSC balance.

What does this table not tell you?

It does not tell you which actions are covered, what anything costs, or what has changed since October 2026.

• Action coverage differs: Coinbase is swaps only, FlexGas swaps work only on BNB Chain and Ethereum, OKX excludes native-token sends, and WATS charges every EVM action in ATS.
• Limits are not fees: the GetGas dollar figures are top-up and withdrawal caps, and no row lists fee amounts on purpose.
• Gaps are marked: MetaMask's mechanism and Rabby's network list are not stated by the vendors, so check in-app before relying on them.
• Features change often: Keeper's planned Battery expansion is one example, and OKX's 2026 page lists Solana only where a 2023 notice described EVM networks.

If you are already stuck without gas, read how to fix stuck tokens with no gas token.

Where does WATS Wallet fit?

WATS Wallet charges fees in ATS on EVM networks and on TON, and the EVM side runs through one ATS balance on BSC.

WATS Wallet, made by Alltoscan LLC, is a non-custodial wallet: users create and hold their own keys and seed phrase in the Chrome extension and the iOS and Android app, and WATS never holds a key. On EVM networks every action is charged in ATS through an ERC-4337 paymaster, debited from one ATS balance on BSC whichever EVM network the transaction runs on, so no per-chain native coin is needed for EVM fees. The charge tracks live network cost and is not a discount, and collected ATS is burned, with supply moving from 100M toward a 30M floor. Rabby's GasAccount also draws from one deposit and GetGas is also a prepaid account, so the differences are the mechanism (paymaster versus prepaid account) and the fee asset (ATS on BSC versus mostly stablecoin top-ups). Solana fees are paid in SOL and fees on TON are paid in ATS. WATS Wallet fits if you transact on EVM networks and want fees charged from one ATS balance on BSC; Keeper Battery or Bitget GetGas fit better if you want a prepaid balance for fees on TON, and OKX Gas Station or Bitget GetGas on Solana. See how the ATS fee works.