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Add a wallet by address

Paste any public address, EVM, Solana, Bitcoin, TON or Tron, and the wallet is read watch-only. No connection, no signature, no seed phrase.

A wallet is added by its public address and nothing else. Nothing connects to the wallet app, nothing is signed, and no seed phrase, private key or extended public key is ever requested.

Steps

  1. 01In TrueHold, open Wallets and choose Connect a wallet.
  2. 02Paste the address. The format is detected automatically: 0x addresses cover Ethereum and every EVM chain TrueHold reads, base58 addresses are Solana, bc1 and legacy addresses are Bitcoin, UQ or EQ addresses are TON, T-addresses are Tron.
  3. 03Give the wallet a label if you like; labels and tags are yours to organize with and never leave your account.
  4. 04Balances appear within seconds. DeFi positions, NFTs and history follow as the address is read.

Several addresses

Paste each address separately. Bitcoin wallets rotate receive addresses, so paste every address that still holds coins; TrueHold reads addresses rather than extended public keys. Hardware wallets are added the same way, by the addresses they generated, with the device staying offline.

Related

Connect an exchange with a read-only API key

Create a read-only key on the exchange, paste it into TrueHold, and balances, positions and history appear. The key is validated before it is stored.

Hide dust and spam tokens

A dust threshold hides balances below a value you set, so airdropped junk and leftover fractions stop inflating the view. Nothing is deleted, only hidden.

Organize with portfolios and tags

Group wallets, exchanges and prediction accounts into separate portfolios, compare them, and tag wallets with colors and names that stay private to you.

Still stuck?

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