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Deposit cryptoTap Receive, pick the coin on the network the sender will use, and share your address. The sender must send on that same network.
Send cryptoCheck the network, the address and any memo before you send: a transfer can't be reversed. Then enter the amount, check the fee and confirm.
Memo and destination tagSome exchanges need a memo or destination tag to credit a deposit. Learn when FxWallet shows a Memo field and what to do if it doesn't.
Sent on the wrong networkCrypto sent on the wrong network is often still yours. What you can do depends on where it went: your own address, an exchange, or another kind of network.
Transfer hasn't arrivedA transfer arrives once the network confirms it, and an exchange credits it after that. Check its status with the TXID, then the network and address.
Pending or stuck transactionsA pending transaction is waiting for the network to confirm it. Most confirm on their own; on some networks you can also speed it up or cancel it.
Transaction failedA failed transaction moves nothing, but the network keeps the fee. Find out why it failed, fix the cause, then try again.
Balance not showingA missing balance is usually a sync delay, the wrong network, or a token that's hidden or not added. Check these causes in order to find yours.
Gas fees and Gas CardGas is the network fee for every transaction. Learn why fees change, and how to pay with a Gas Card or a token instead of the native coin.
Gas Card FAQWhy a Gas Card won't pay a fee, why you can't take money back out, how sharing a card works, and what to do if a card you paid for doesn't show.
EIP-7702 upgradeThe EIP-7702 upgrade lets your address pay gas with a token and batch transactions. Your address stays the same, and you can cancel the upgrade.
Not enough gasNetwork fees are paid in the network's own coin, such as ETH, not in the token you send. Add some of that coin, or pay with a Gas Card or a token.
Add tokens and networksShow a token on your home screen, or add one FxWallet doesn't list by its contract address. Take token and network details only from official sources.
Supported networksFxWallet supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain and many other networks. See the full list of supported networks and token standards.
Network rules FAQWhy you can't send your whole XRP or ALGO balance, why TRON charges to activate an address, and other rules that some networks set.
Aleo FAQPrivate and public ALEO in FxWallet: why exchanges need public ALEO, why a private balance takes time to show, and why a private send can be limited.
Token approvalsAn approval lets a contract spend one of your tokens. Approve only what you need, watch for unlimited approvals, and revoke the ones you don't use.
Crypto GiftsAnswers about Crypto Gifts: who can claim a gift, what it costs, why a code doesn't work, and how to get back crypto that nobody claimed.
NFTsAnswers about NFTs in FxWallet: where they are, why one doesn't show, how to receive or send one, and what NFT risk warnings mean.
Handshake domain auctionBid on Handshake domain names in FxWallet. Bids are sealed for 5 days, then revealed over 10 days: reveal yours in time, or its coins stay frozen.