Continuous development and testing for everyday wallet workflows.

VAULTPAY WALLET

VaultPay
Wallet.

Your blockchain journey starts with your wallet

View assets, receive transfers and review transaction history. Network support and available features depend on the current test build.

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Manage multi-chain assets
Bitcoin BTCEthereum ETHTRON TRXMonero XMRSolana SOL

01 / VAULTPAY WALLET

Self-custody.

Recovery phrases and private keys remain on your wallet device. The website does not request wallet keys.

Self-custody

Wallet keys remain on your device. This website does not ask for recovery phrases, private keys or wallet PINs.

Everyday usability

We continue improving the steps for receiving, sending and reviewing transactions.

Growing functionality

Networks and app services are integrated in stages. Unfinished features are not marked as available.

02 / WALLET TOOLS

Improving everyday wallet tasks.

Continuous development and testing for everyday wallet workflows.

VaultPay Wallet

Review addresses, balances, fees and transaction status before confirming. Batch transfers and other additional features require separate validation.

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Activity alerts

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Address tracing

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Risk assessment

03 / GET STARTED

Get the wallet test build

Read release notes and verify download checksums.

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After a successful homepage visit, we record IP, visit time, browser/system information and language. A random 30-day first-party cookie identifies return visits, with a hash of basic browser signals for analytics and abuse investigation. No hardware IDs or canvas/font/audio probing. If you later consent to website and wallet record linking in the wallet, a valid first-party identifier links these visits to the consented installation, public addresses and feature counts. IPs or fingerprints are never used to infer this link. DNT/GPC disables individual analytics. Visit details are retained for 90 days; browser summaries expire after 90 days of inactivity. An IP or fingerprint does not uniquely identify a physical device.