Wallet
Balances, receiving crypto, sending to Telegram users, and activity.
What the wallet is and how it works
The app is a crypto wallet that lives inside Telegram. You can hold several crypto assets, receive crypto from outside, send it to other Telegram users instantly, swap between assets, and withdraw to an external wallet — all without leaving Telegram.
How to receive (deposit) crypto
To add crypto to your wallet, send it from an external wallet or exchange to your personal deposit address in the app.
How to send crypto to another Telegram user
You can send crypto to any Telegram user straight from your balance. These transfers are instant and free — they move inside the app's ledger and never touch the blockchain, so there's no network fee and no waiting for confirmations.
Supported assets and networks
The app supports several crypto assets, and some assets exist on more than one network. The asset (what coin) and the network (which blockchain it travels on) are chosen separately whenever you receive or withdraw.
Your balances, portfolio value, and activity
The Home screen shows everything you hold and everything that's happened.
Transaction history and what each status means
Every money movement in your wallet lands in Activity, and every row opens a detail screen with its ID, date, amount and status. The Home screen shows your most recent items; the Transaction history button underneath opens the full feed.
When will my deposit arrive?
Your deposit is credited automatically once the blockchain has confirmed it the required number of times. The Receive screen tells you how many confirmations that network needs — the line under your address reads *"Min deposit … · N network confirmations"*.
Additional deposit addresses (and why they cost money)
You can hold more than one deposit address per network. Your first address on each network is free and created automatically; every additional one is a paid feature — the price is shown on the screen before you confirm.
I sent crypto on the wrong network — can it be recovered?
In almost every case, no. Crypto sent on a network the app doesn't serve at that address is unrecoverable, and there is no recovery flow in the app or at support that can bring it back. The Receive screen states it plainly: *"Send only that asset on that network to this address. Other assets or networks will be lost."*