What is a Digital Wallet?
“A wallet is where you hold stablecoins and approve transactions. It’s like a bank account you fully control.”
“A wallet is where you hold stablecoins and approve transactions. It’s like a bank account you fully control.”
“A public address you share to receive funds — like an email address for money.”
“Digital money designed to match a real currency 1:1 (e.g., 1 USDC = $1 USD). Used for fast digital payments.”
“The system that processes transactions. Different networks have different speeds and fees.”
“A small network fee paid to process your transaction like a postal fee. Costs vary by network and how busy it is.”
“A public site where you can view transaction status and proof using a transaction hash.”
“A unique, permanent ID for your blockchain transaction like a tracking number you can verify publicly on an explorer.”
“Your internal receipt/reference number in our system (useful for support). Not the same as a TxHash.”
“Converting bank money into stablecoins so you can send digital payments.”
“Converting stablecoins back into traditional money and sending it to a bank account.”
“A one-time identity check required by law to prevent fraud and money laundering.”
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