A separate address for each network
Open Deposit, pick a token, pick a network. The address is created the first time you ask, then stays the same. The network is shown next to the address, so you always know where it belongs.
MaskWallet gives you a separate deposit address for every network, swaps between tokens at a rate you see before you confirm, and asks for your PIN before anything leaves.
Every screen names the token, the network and the amount before anything moves.
Each token lists the networks it can be deposited to and withdrawn from. Some networks carry a wrapped version of the token, such as Bitcoin on BNB Smart Chain.
Open Deposit, pick a token, pick a network. The address is created the first time you ask, then stays the same. The network is shown next to the address, so you always know where it belongs.
Choose two tokens and an amount. You see exactly how much you receive, then confirm with your PIN. Swaps have no fee.
Paste an address that is the right length for the network. If it belongs to another MaskWallet user, they get the funds instantly. Otherwise it leaves your balance as an external send.
Withdrawals and swaps both stop at a 6-digit PIN screen, after you have reviewed the amount, the network and the destination.
During maintenance you still see your balances and can use swaps and the rest of the app. Deposits and withdrawals pause behind a clear notice with a live countdown.
Sends, receives, swaps and buy requests are listed with the network, the amount and the time.
Creating an ID gives you a 12-word secret key. It is the only way to reset a forgotten PIN yourself, so save it somewhere safe.
Send a message from the Support tab and read the reply there. A Buy request works the same way: ask for tokens, and support credits your wallet.
Choose a username, a password and a 6-digit PIN. Your wallet is ready straight away.
Write down the 12 words you are shown. You will not see them again.
Pick a token and a network, then copy your address. You can also ask support for tokens with a Buy request.
Swap between tokens at the shown rate, or send to another address. Both ask for your PIN.
A vault is a second address that belongs to you but has no login. You fund it with a normal withdrawal, and keep a small file on a USB drive that can pull everything back.
These controls apply to each deposit, swap and withdrawal.
What is available now, and what is being built next.
Stuck on a deposit, a swap or a PIN? Send us the details and your request lands straight in the support queue.
Open the wallet and use the Support tab. Replies show up there, next to your request.
Open the walletDeposits, networks, swaps, PINs and the pendrive vault are covered in the FAQ.
Read the FAQYour username, the token and network, the amount, and what you expected to happen. Never send your PIN or secret key. We will never ask for them.
Choose a username and a PIN, save your secret key, and make your first swap in a few minutes.