Crypto wallet guides
Learn how crypto wallets work. Explore guides to networks, transfers, recovery, swaps, gas fees, stablecoins, staking and desktop installation.
Getting started
Start with the right application
Networks & assets
Three address families
Send & receive
Receiving, step by step
Swaps & gas
Understand the complete quote
Recovery
The independent seed route
Liquid staking
What a liquid-staking token represents
Privacy & permissions
Key control and privacy are different
Download & installation
Choose the correct package
Stablecoins & funding
Native and bridged stablecoins
Wallet technology
What the wallet actually controls
Troubleshooting
A balance is missing
A little more clarity.
What is a multichain wallet?
A multichain wallet brings several blockchains into one interface. Assets still belong to their individual networks: Bitcoin, Solana and EVM networks use different transaction and address rules.
Which networks does the ecosystem cover?
The network guide covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, Base, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche C-Chain and BNB Smart Chain. Token availability must be checked for the selected network and exact contract or mint in the application.
Can I send tokens to the same address on every network?
Seven EVM networks can use the same 0x address format, but each network keeps a separate balance. Bitcoin and Solana use separate address families. Always match the receiving network.
Does gasless mean there are no fees?
No. Gas abstraction changes how a supported trade pays its network fee, for example by including it in the token sold. Ordinary sends and other routes may still require the native fee asset.
How should I protect my recovery phrase?
Keep offline copies in separate secure locations. Do not enter it on a website, send it to support or store it in an email. Verify recovery and known addresses before resetting a device.
Are there mobile downloads here?
The supplied packages are for Windows x64, Linux amd64 and macOS Apple Silicon. This website works on mobile browsers; desktop packages must be installed on a compatible computer.