What is live
Supported network coverage
BTC, LTC, ETH, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Solana, XRP, TRON and TON.
Public technical beta
Self-custody your crypto with clarity.
WEB4 Wallet lets you evaluate secure local access, supported addresses and read-only balances. Outbound transfers and AFC finality are disabled in this beta.
- This release is for technical evaluation only; do not deposit or use real funds.
- The wallet app lives at /app/ and stays separate from the public acquisition surface.
- Use the guides below to learn supported networks, security and recovery boundaries.
Stablecoin rails
USDT and USDC where supported
Multi-network support is visible before sending so users can match the right chain and address format.
Trust surface
Backup and recovery guidance
Public documentation explains how to create, back up, recover and sanity-check the wallet before real usage.
Why this public layer exists
Understand the product before you trust the product.
Too many wallet sites throw users directly into interface complexity. WEB4 Wallet now puts the explanation layer first: what self-custody means, what networks are supported, how fees behave, and how backup and recovery should be handled.
Self-custody
Local control over access
Create or unlock access locally, then review balances and supported networks before you sign anything.
Transfer clarity
Send with network context
Different chains use different fee models, address formats and confirmation patterns. The guides explain what to verify first.
Recovery readiness
Back up before you depend on it
The launch surface now includes step-by-step backup and recovery pages so onboarding is not a blind leap.
Supported assets
One place to review network coverage.
Supported assets are grouped by network so users can see which native coins and token rails are available today without guessing.
Network
Wallet Label
Supported Assets
Bitcoin
BTC
Native BTC
Litecoin
LTC
Native LTC
Ethereum
ETH
ETH, USDT (ERC20), USDC (ERC20)
Polygon
POLYGON
MATIC, USDT (ERC20), USDC (ERC20)
BNB Chain
BNB
BNB, USDT (BEP20), USDC (BEP20)
Arbitrum
ARBITRUM
ETH, USDT (ERC20), USDC (ERC20)
The full matrix is available on Supported Assets, including Solana, XRP, TRON and TON.
How it works
Four stages before real funds.
The goal is not speed at any cost. The goal is a usable path: understand setup, confirm support, protect recovery data and test small first.
- Open the wallet app and create or unlock access locally in your browser session.
- Review the supported network, asset and address format before adding or sending value.
- Back up your recovery phrase offline and verify that your backup procedure is understandable to you.
- Use a small test amount first, then move larger value only after you are confident the path is correct.
Security first
Trust pages built for launch, not hidden in the app.
These pages exist so launch traffic can evaluate the product without reverse-engineering the app interface.
Security foundations
What self-custody means, what support can and cannot do, and what to check before you move value.
Read SecurityBackup guide
How to store your recovery data, how to test your process and what mistakes to avoid.
Open Backup GuideRecovery guide
How to regain access without improvising or leaking sensitive information to the wrong party.
Open Recovery GuideFees and status
What a pending transaction means, how fee pressure changes timing and why different chains look different.
Read Fees GuideLaunch FAQ
Questions users ask before they trust a wallet.
The FAQ focuses on custody boundaries, supported assets, test flows and safe support behavior.
What does self-custody mean in WEB4 Wallet?
It means access is created and unlocked locally by you. You are responsible for your recovery phrase, your password hygiene and the device you use.
What assets can I manage today?
The current public build covers BTC, LTC, ETH, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Solana, XRP, TRON and TON, plus USDT and USDC on the supported token rails shown on the assets page.
How should I test the wallet before moving serious funds?
Start with a small amount, verify the network, confirm the receiving address twice, review the fee context and make sure you have tested backup and recovery guidance before you rely on the setup.
Does support ever need my seed phrase or password?
No. Never share your seed phrase, private data or password with support, chat rooms, email or screenshots.
For the full launch FAQ, go to /faq/.
Learn before you install trust
Public resources built for distribution.
These pages give paid, social, PR and community traffic a clear path into the product story.
Crypto wallet for beginners
A plain-language primer for users who need context before they choose a wallet.
Read the beginner guideSelf-custody wallet guide
What control means, what responsibility comes with it, and why clarity matters.
Read the self-custody guideHow to create a wallet
A practical creation checklist with a strong emphasis on testing and backup.
Read the creation guideSupported asset explainers
Pages for BTC, ETH and USDT usage and network selection.
Browse launch resourcesOpen the app only after the trust layer makes sense.
WEB4 Wallet keeps the public explanation layer and the wallet interface separate so launch traffic has a clear path from understanding to usage.