# NFT FAQ

> Answers about NFTs in FxWallet: where they are, why one doesn't show, how to receive or send one, and what NFT risk warnings mean.

URL: https://docs.fxwallet.com/wallet/nfts
Last reviewed: 25 September 2026

Your NFTs are on the **Wallet** tab, under **NFT**. FxWallet shows NFTs on Ethereum, some other EVM networks and Solana.

## Why don't I see my NFT?

- The **NFT** tab appears only while you're online, and only for a wallet that has an EVM network or a staking network such as Solana. A wallet with only Bitcoin, for example, has no **NFT** tab.
- The list follows the network filter on the home screen: check that the NFT's network is shown.
- You can also see a network's NFTs from its coin: tap the coin on the **Wallet** tab, then tap **NFTs**.

## How do I receive an NFT?

NFTs don't have a separate address. Give the sender your wallet address on the NFT's network: tap **Receive** on the **Wallet** tab and choose that network's coin, for example ETH for Ethereum.

## How do I send an NFT?

Open the NFT, tap **Transfer**, enter the address, then tap **Next Step** and confirm. You pay the network fee in the network's native coin or with a Gas Card, but not with another token.

> **Danger**
>
> Check the address and the network before you confirm. An NFT sent to the wrong address can't be recovered.

## What do NFT risk warnings mean?

On some networks, FxWallet checks NFTs against security data from GoPlus and warns you on the NFT's page when something looks wrong: for example, that the main NFT platforms haven't verified it, or that NFTs with the same name have different creators. Tap **Security Detection** under the warning to see the full report.

Scammers send NFTs that nobody asked for, with links to "claim" a reward. Don't open links from an NFT you didn't expect, and never approve a transaction to claim one.