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EVM Wallets

Manage your Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible digital wallets.

Important

EVM wallets are hosted on Privy and linked to your account email. All operations are controlled by configured Wallet Policies - you cannot perform actions that are not defined in the security policies.

👛 What are EVM Wallets​

EVM wallets are blockchain addresses that can interact with any Ethereum Virtual Machine compatible network, such as Ethereum, Polygon, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Arbitrum, Optimism, among others. They allow you to store, send, and receive crypto assets, as well as interact with smart contracts.

🎯 Wallet Types​

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Paymaster

Wallets used to pay gas fees in automated operations.

Paymaster
💳

Payment

Wallets dedicated to processing incoming and outgoing payments.

Payment
🏦

Reserve

Wallets that hold funds for various operational reserves.

Reserve
🔄

Swap

Wallets used for token swaps between different blockchains.

Swap
🤖

Programmable

Wallets whose behavior can be customized by smart contracts.

Programmable
📤

Withdrawal

Wallets to convert crypto to fiat currency and withdraw to traditional bank accounts.

Withdrawal

🚀 Features​

  • Multi-network: Support for various EVM networks
  • Asset Management: View your crypto asset and NFT balances
  • Transaction History: Track all your on-chain transactions
  • dApp Integration: Connect to decentralized applications
  • Advanced Security: Protect your funds with security policies

📝 How to Manage Your Wallets​

In the "Wallets" section, you can:

  • View Wallets: See all your registered EVM wallets, their addresses, and balances
  • Filter by Type: View wallets by category (General, DeFi, Off-Ramp, Paymaster)
  • Add New Wallet: Create new wallets with specific types
  • Monitor Activity: Track transactions in real-time
  • Manage Policies: Configure security rules for each wallet

🔐 Security and Privy​

  • Secure Hosting: Wallets managed by Privy
  • Email Linking: Each wallet is associated with the account email
  • Policy Control: All operations follow configured policies
  • No Direct Access: Cannot access wallets outside defined policies

Next steps: Configure Wallet Policies to define security rules.