The Wallet is a digital wallet given upon sign-up and allows you to securely send and receive your hard-earned cryptocurrency. Your wallet lets you see your transactions, similar to your online banking account.
All wallets come with a wallet address. To send and receive cryptocurrency to your Wallet, you can simply send your wallet address to other crypto users.
There are many varieties of wallets available, whether you’re looking for a web or mobile solution—your wallet helps get you up and running ASAP! For more information on wallet restrictions and how to trade cryptocurrency using your Wallet, visit our Help Center.
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