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Multi-chain assets in one self-custody wallet

See your coins and tokens on 70+ chains, your NFTs and your DeFi positions in one place in FxWallet, and follow other EVM addresses as watch wallets.

Wallet at a glance

Chains
70+
Custody
Self-custody
Token discovery
15 networks
NFTs
9 networks
The FxWallet wallet: the total value, Send, Receive and Scan, and coins on several networks

Assets across many chains, in one wallet

Crypto assets are often spread across networks: coins on Bitcoin, stablecoins on TRON, NFTs on Ethereum and lending positions elsewhere. Tracking them usually requires a separate wallet or block explorer for each.

FxWallet manages coins and tokens on 70+ chains in one wallet, from a single mnemonic phrase, together with NFTs and DeFi positions. It is a self-custody wallet: the keys are held by you, not by FxWallet.

One mnemonic phrase, many chains
Mnemonic phraseCreated on your phone and stored there encrypted

Addresses on 70+ chains

  • Bitcoin
  • Ethereum
  • Solana
  • TRON
  • BNB Chain
  • Polygon
One walletCoins, tokens, NFTs and DeFi positions in one place

Why manage your assets in FxWallet

Every transaction in plain words

The history names what each transaction did, such as a swap, a lending deposit, a mint or an approval, and the app or contract involved, so it can be understood without a block explorer. Available on 8 EVM networks.

Look-alike addresses flagged before you send

Scammers plant look-alike addresses in your history with tiny transfers, hoping you will copy one. On EVM networks, FxWallet flags such an address before you send, along with known scam and sanctioned addresses.

Send tokens without the network’s coin

When the network’s coin runs short, FxWallet pays a transfer’s fee in USDT or USDC on BNB Chain, or USDT on Polygon instead, switching automatically. On 4 EVM networks, a Gas Card can pay it too.

Risky approvals revoked in a batch

An approval lets a contract spend your tokens long after you used it. Approvals lists those the wallet has given on EVM networks, flags the risky spenders and revokes them one at a time or in a batch.

New tokens appear, spam stays out

Tokens you receive on 15 networks are added without entering a contract address, while very small amounts and tokens without a price are kept in Assets Discovery. On most networks, spam airdrops and phishing transactions are filtered out of the history.

Many recipients, one operation

Batch Transfer pays up to 20 addresses at once, or a pasted list, on 18 networks. Crypto Gifts share tokens with up to 500 people through a link or a code, and what is unclaimed after 24 hours can be reclaimed.

In the app

Inside Wallet

  • Asset overview

    The wallet shows Crypto, NFT and DeFi holdings across networks, valued in the currency of your choice.

  • Transaction history

    On 8 EVM networks, each transaction is labelled by its action, such as Swap, Approve or Token Receive, with the counterparty app or contract.

  • Create or import a wallet

    Create a new wallet and back up its mnemonic phrase, import one with its mnemonic phrase or a private key, or connect a cold or hardware wallet.

Coverage and limits

  • Coins and tokens on 70+ chains: see the full list.
  • One mnemonic phrase covers every chain. The app holds multiple wallets, and a mnemonic wallet can hold multiple accounts through Add Account.
  • History names each transaction’s action on Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base, Avalanche, Linea, and Optimism. On other networks it shows simpler types, such as sends and receives.
  • Assets Discovery finds tokens on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, and 9 more networks. On other networks, tokens are added manually.
  • Custom tokens on EVM networks, Solana, TRON, TON, Sui, Aptos, NEAR, Algorand and Alephium. XRP Ledger tokens are added through trust lines.
  • Custom EVM networks: add one from Chainlist or by hand. You can also choose, speed-test or add the RPC node an EVM network uses.
  • Push notifications are sent when a payment arrives, and for price alerts, Gas Cards and Crypto Gifts; each type can be turned on or off in System Notification.
  • Watch wallets follow EVM addresses: they show balances and history, but cannot sign or send. Payment notifications for a watch wallet must be turned on for that wallet.
  • Batch Transfer works on Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and 12 more networks.
  • Crypto Gifts can be sent on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, and BNB Chain. Claiming a gift is a transaction on its network, so the person claiming it pays the network fee.
  • WalletConnect and the DApp browser work with EVM networks and Solana only.
  • Hardware wallets connect over QR codes: see Hardware & Cold Wallets.
  • FxWallet cannot restore a wallet: the mnemonic phrase is the only means of recovery.
Who holds my keys?

You do. FxWallet is a self-custody wallet: the mnemonic phrase and private keys belong to you, and FxWallet cannot move your funds or restore your wallet. See Back up your mnemonic phrase.

Why is my token not showing?

It may be listed in Assets Discovery, which holds very small amounts and tokens without a price. Otherwise FxWallet may not list the token yet: add it by its contract address and check that the correct network is selected. See Why is my balance not showing?

What is a watch wallet?

An EVM address (or ENS name) followed without its keys: FxWallet shows its balances and history on every EVM network but cannot sign anything for it. It can be used to monitor a cold wallet or any other address.

Can I use my wallet on another phone?

Yes. Import it on the other phone with its mnemonic phrase. See Recover your wallet on a new or lost phone.

Get FxWallet

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