# Asset Ticker Symbols

Source: https://developers.bitgo.com/docs/ticker-symbols

## Overview

BitGo assets use different ticker symbols, or asset IDs, depending on where the asset is held. Testnet assets are generally prepended with `t` to denote they're in the test environment (notable exceptions include `tbtc4` and `gteth`). Fiat currencies originating from bank accounts use the `fiat` prefix. Once deposited into a [Go Account](/docs/wallet-types#go-account), all assets use the `ofc` prefix, which denotes the tokenized asset is off chain.

You can view the production and testnet ticker symbols by referencing [BitGo Assets](https://assets.bitgo.com/) or calling the [List all public assets](/reference/getallpublicassets) endpoint.

### Examples

Solana has the following ticker symbols:

* `sol` is Solana in any wallet, other than a Go Account, in production.
* `tsol` is Solana in any wallet, other than a Go Account, in testnet.
* `ofcsol` is Solana in a Go Account in production.
* `ofctsol` is Solana in a Go Account in testnet.

USD has the following ticker symbols:

* `fiatusd` is USD in a bank account in production.
* `tfiatusd` is USD in a bank account in testnet.
* `ofcusd` is USD in a Go Account in production.
* `ofctusd` is USD in a Go Account in testnet.

## See Also

* [API Reference: List all public assets](/reference/getallpublicassets)
* [BitGo Assets](https://assets.bitgo.com/)