Your digital assets,
under control.
Hold, send, swap and track six assets with live pricing and a full audit trail.
Built to be looked at
Every part of the wallet, from the dashboard to the receive screen.
One screen, everything
Balances, movement and history in a single view.
Send and receive
Across six assets, with the fee shown up front.
Scan to receive
Every asset has its own address and QR code.
A wallet per asset
Six separate wallets under one account.
Valued live
Repriced from the market feed as it moves.
Six assets, worldwide
BTC, ETH, SOL, TRX and Tether on two networks.
Six assets. One wallet.
Each with its own address and live valuation.
Bitcoin
BTC
Ethereum
ETH
Solana
SOL
TRON
TRX
USDT ERC-20
USDT
USDT TRC-20
USDTTRC
Everything you need, nothing you don't
A focused platform for managing digital assets with confidence.
Bank-grade security
Signed JWTs in httpOnly cookies, and bcrypt hashing at an adaptive cost.
Instant transfers
Six assets in seconds, with fees shown before you confirm.
Portfolio analytics
Live value, 24h movement, balance history and a full breakdown.
Built-in swaps
Move between assets at live rates. Gas and fees shown up front.
Full transparency
Sends, swaps, logins and admin changes all land in the audit log.
Real-time by default
Prices stream over WebSocket. No refresh button anywhere.
Full mobile support
No app to install. Every screen reflows, every control is thumb-sized.
Your display currency
Every balance in USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CAD, AUD or CHF.
Printable statements
Assets, transactions or both — ready to print or save as PDF.
Full support in your mobile browser
The whole wallet — dashboard, transfers, swaps, statements and the admin tools — is the same site on a phone as it is on a desktop. Nothing is cut, and nothing waits behind an app download.
Nothing to install
It runs in the browser already on the device — Safari, Chrome, Firefox or Edge, phone or tablet.
Built for thumbs
Primary controls are 44px, and the compact icon buttons extend their hit area to the same minimum.
Reflows instead of zooming
Cards stack, wide tables scroll on their own, and dialogs stay inside the viewport on a narrow screen.
Tuned for a dark screen
One considered dark palette, with the browser's own chrome tinted to match it.
- Send
- Receive
- Swap
- Portfolio
- Settings
Simple. Secure. Private.
- 01
Request access
Accounts are provisioned manually by an administrator. There is no public sign-up, which keeps the platform closed by default.
- 02
Sign in securely
Your session is a signed JWT held in an httpOnly cookie, so it is never readable from JavaScript.
- 03
Manage your assets
View balances, send and receive, swap between assets, and track every transaction from one dashboard.
Locked down by default
There is no public registration, no password reset email to intercept, and no session token JavaScript can read. Access is granted deliberately and every action is logged.
Access securelyhttpOnly JWT cookies
Session tokens are never exposed to JavaScript
bcrypt password hashing
Stored with an adaptive cost factor
Admin-controlled access
No public registration — accounts are issued, not created
Rate limiting & auto-ban
Repeated failed logins are throttled, then locked out
Transfer review
Outgoing transactions can be held for review
Full audit log
Every account action is recorded and timestamped
137K people worldwide, one wallet each
The platform behaves the same for one account as it does for a hundred thousand — the same live feed, the same audit trail, the same six assets.
- Users worldwide
- 137K
- Supported assets
- 6
- Live market pricing
- 24/7
- Average member rating
- 4.7
What members say
Rated 4.7 out of 5 across 478 reviews from people managing their assets on the platform every day.
The swap screen shows gas and the fee before I commit, which is the part every other wallet buries two taps deep. I know exactly what lands on the other side.
Balances update without a refresh button anywhere. I'd like more assets eventually, but the six here are the ones I actually hold.
I get paid in USDT on two different chains and the wallet keeps them properly separated, with the network on the icon. That alone has saved me from a wrong-chain transfer twice.
Session is a signed JWT in an httpOnly cookie, so nothing in the page can read it. I checked before I trusted it with anything.
Took me a week to stop looking for a refresh button. Prices just move on their own. Small thing, but it changes how often I check.
Rate limiting on failed logins actually locks out, and it tells you how long. Most sites either don't do it or don't admit to it.
Live prices are quick and the sparkline on each row is enough to read the trend without opening a chart. I'd take a longer history window.
Receiving is a QR and a copy button and nothing else. My supplier scanned it off my screen and we were done.
Text is large enough to read without my glasses, which I cannot say for most finance apps. The dark theme is easy on the eyes at night.
We moved treasury here because the admin can freeze an account instantly if something looks wrong. That control was the deciding factor.
Content-Security-Policy is actually restrictive, not the usual copy-paste. Found one third-party call I'd have preferred proxied, but the fundamentals are right.
The fee is shown as a number, not a percentage I have to work out. I know what I'm paying before I press the button.
Clean, quick, does what it says. I'd like notifications on incoming transfers, but nothing about it is in my way.
Two USDT wallets, one on Ethereum and one on TRON, clearly labelled. Anyone who has sent to the wrong network knows why that matters.
Solid and unfussy. The swap rate matched what I saw on the exchange, which is the only thing I was really checking for.
The audit log is genuinely why we stayed. Every send, swap and login is timestamped, so month-end reconciliation stopped being an archaeology exercise.
Invite-only sounded restrictive until I realised it means there's no public sign-up page for anyone to clone. My access came directly from an admin.
Balance history against the transaction breakdown gives me the whole picture on one screen. Onboarding was a single call.
The printable statement is the first crypto export I've been able to hand to a client without reformatting it myself.
I'm not a crypto person. The dashboard shows one number I care about — what it's worth today — and hides the rest until I ask.
The send confirmation has a countdown before it goes through. I've used it to catch a mistyped amount more than once.
Switched my display currency to euros and every figure in the app followed, including the statements. Sounds obvious, but nothing else I tried did it properly.
The transaction breakdown chart made it obvious that most of my activity was swaps, not transfers. Changed how I use the account.
Every action being logged and timestamped matters in my line of work. I can produce a record without asking anyone for it.
Got paid in ETH for the first time and the whole thing took about a minute. I expected it to be much more intimidating.
We reconcile monthly across two chains. Being able to print an asset summary and a full transaction history separately saves a real amount of time.
I work across three time zones and the timestamps have always been right for me. That was not true of the app I used before.
The asset rows expand to show the address and the actions instead of throwing me into another screen. Much better on a laptop.
I asked for my password to be reset and it was handled by an actual administrator rather than an email link. Slower, and I prefer it.
Everything is on one screen — balances, the chart, the last transactions — and it stays readable on my phone. That's harder to get right than it looks.
Common questions
Accounts are created by administrators only. Contact your admin to request access — there is no public sign-up form.
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