Existing wallets are not affected by this flow. Wallets created before this update are preserved and continue to work as before.
Accessing wallet details
From the wallet details page, you can:- Check wallet balances and holdings
- Generate additional wallet addresses (if applicable)
- Initiate withdrawals
- Check the deposit address and pooled wallet addresses (if applicable)
- Edit the wallet name
Creating a new wallet
Unlike creating a vault, creating a wallet in an existing vault doesn’t require quorum approval.On the web dashboard
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Start wallet creation
Click Create wallet.
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Select the network
Select the network and click Continue.
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Choose address sharing (if supported)
If the selected network supports address sharing, choose how you want to use the address:
- Use address for selected network only (default) — Creates a wallet with a unique address on the selected network. No other networks are affected.
- Use address for all compatible networks — Creates the same wallet address across every compatible network Anchorage Digital supports. One shared address, multiple wallets.
- Use address only for selected compatible networks — Creates the same wallet address on a subset of networks you choose.
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Name the wallet and confirm
Optionally give the new wallet or wallets a name, then select Create wallet. Your new wallet is ready for deposits and withdrawals and will appear in the table sorted by creation date.
On iOS
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Navigate to the asset
On the vault page, tap the asset, then tap the icon to create a new wallet and follow the prompts.
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Choose address sharing (if supported)
For wallets on address-sharing networks, select how you want to use the address:
- Use address for [network] only (default) — Creates a wallet with a unique address on the selected network. No other networks are affected.
- Use address for all compatible networks — Creates the same wallet address across every compatible network Anchorage Digital supports.
- Use address only for selected compatible networks — Creates the same wallet address on a subset of networks you choose.
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Confirm
Tap Continue to create the wallet.
Creating a new wallet address
Additional addresses are available on UTXO-based networks (e.g., Bitcoin). All addresses are pooled to the same wallet. Tap the desired wallet, then tap Deposit. To view additional addresses, tap Show all, then Generate new to create a new address.Additional or pooled wallet addresses are only available on UTXO-based networks.
One address per wallet on account-based networks
On account-based networks like Ethereum, each wallet has a single address, and every token on that network shares it—ETH and all ERC-20 tokens in the wallet use the same deposit address. You can’t add more addresses to the wallet itself; additional addresses are only available on UTXO-based networks, as described above. To get a separate deposit address on an account-based network, create another wallet in the vault—see Creating a new wallet.Bulk wallet creation
On the web dashboard, you can create up to 25 new addresses at once with the Create Wallet flow. Select how many new addresses you’d like to create, then proceed to select sharing options and continue.Adding new networks to an existing wallet
You can extend an existing wallet’s address onto additional compatible networks at any time. This applies to wallets on EVM, SPL, and Tendermint networks.On the web dashboard
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Open wallet details
On the vault page, click the wallet to open its details.
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Add a network
Click the Network dropdown and select Add network.
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Select networks and confirm
Select one or more compatible networks from the list, then click Create. The new networks appear under the dropdown once the wallets are created. Each network shares the same address but maintains its own balances and assets.
On iOS
Navigate to the wallet details page and tap the more menu. Select Add network, select one or more compatible networks to enable, and confirm.Automatic deposit detection
Deposits to a shared address are detected automatically, even on networks where you haven’t yet created a wallet. When a deposit arrives on a compatible network where the address already exists for another network, Anchorage Digital:- Detects the balance on the shared address.
- Runs spam attribution on the deposit.
- Creates a wallet on the new network using the shared address, if the deposit is not attributed as spam.
- Displays the incoming deposit in the newly created wallet, visible on the Operations page.
Spam deposits don’t generate new wallets. Auto-creation only occurs after a deposit clears spam attribution.
Archiving and unarchiving wallets
Archiving a wallet keeps your active list focused without deleting the wallet. You can unarchive it anytime you need access again.Archive a wallet
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Open the vault
Select the vault holding the wallet you want to archive, then go to the Wallets tab.
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Select the Wallet archive icon
Next to Create wallet, select the Wallet archive icon to open the Archive wallets window.
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Archive the wallet
From the Active tab, select the wallets you’d like to archive, then select Archive wallets.
Unarchive a wallet
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Open the vault
Select the vault holding the wallet you want to unarchive, then go to the Wallets tab.
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Select the Wallet archive icon
Next to Create wallet, select the Wallet archive icon to open the Archive wallets window.
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Unarchive the wallet
From the Archived tab, select the wallets you’d like to unarchive, then select Unarchive wallets.
Unarchive a wallet before performing operations like staking and withdrawing on it — archived wallets can’t be used for these operations.