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Every OpenFinance account comes with its own wallet. It holds the funds your trades use, and the Wallet page shows everything in one place: each chain, your Hyperliquid account and your Polymarket balance.

How it works

The wallet is embedded and self-custodial, powered by Privy. It is created when you sign up, so there is nothing to install. You get:
  • One EVM address that is the same on every EVM chain (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Robinhood Chain and others).
  • One Solana address.
  • A Polymarket deposit address, a separate address on Polygon that holds the balance Polymarket trades from.
The agent can prepare transactions from this wallet, but you confirm each one. You can export the private keys whenever you like.
Every trade and transfer needs your confirmation, and nothing here is financial advice. Transfers on a blockchain cannot be reversed.
Wallet page showing the total balance, the venue list with a value per venue, the Deposit, Send and Swap buttons, the AI Credits card and the token table

The Wallet page: total balance and venues on the left, tokens for the selected venue on the right

Read your balances

Open Wallet in the sidebar under Trade Agent.
  • Your balance is the total across every venue that has loaded.
  • The venue list shows a value per venue: Robinhood Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Solana, Hyperliquid and Polymarket. Click one to see its tokens.
  • For the selected venue you see its balance, its address (with a copy button and a link to the block explorer), and a table with Token, Balance, Value, PnL and Actions.
  • Search tokens filters the table. Hide tokens without a price is on by default, which keeps airdropped spam out of view; turn it off to see everything.
Balances are read when you open a wallet screen and reused for a short while. Click Refresh to read them again; the button pauses for a few seconds between presses. The AI Credits card on the same page shows credits available and used, with Buy more. See Models and AI credits.

Deposit

Every venue takes one token on one network, so the tab you pick matters. Deposit funds has the full guide, with a page each for Polymarket, Hyperliquid and onchain tokens.
1

Open the Deposit sheet

Click Deposit on the Wallet page, or Deposit in the top bar and then Deposit in the panel.
2

Pick the tab

EVM for any EVM network, Solana for Solana, Polymarket for your Polymarket balance.
3

Send funds to the address

Scan the QR code or copy the address, then send from your other wallet or exchange. The sheet lists the networks that address accepts.
Each tab takes different funds, so check you are on the right one before you send.
Funds sent on the wrong network or as the wrong token cannot be recovered. For Polymarket, send only pUSD on Polygon, and only to the address shown on the Polymarket tab.
Hyperliquid works differently. To fund it, hold USDC on Arbitrum and ask the chat to deposit it. Hyperliquid accepts USDC only, and its deposits come from Arbitrum.
Deposit sheet with the Polymarket tab selected, showing a QR code, the Polymarket deposit address, the Polygon network and the note to send only pUSD

The Deposit sheet on its Polymarket tab

Send and withdraw

Send moves a token from your wallet to another address on the same chain.
1

Open Send

Click Send on the Wallet page, Send on a token’s row, or Withdraw in the top bar panel.
2

Fill in the transfer

Choose the venue and token, paste the recipient address and enter an amount. Leave a little of the chain’s own coin for gas.
3

Review

The Review transfer step shows the details. If the address is not one of your own wallets, you must tick a box confirming that you checked the full address.
4

Confirm

A final check asks you to read the address end to end. Click Yes, send it.
What Send does not do:
  • Bridging and swaps run through chat. The Swap button on the Wallet page is disabled for now; ask the chat to swap or bridge instead.
  • Hyperliquid and Polymarket balances have no plain Send. Their rows say via chat. Ask the chat to withdraw; Hyperliquid withdrawals go to your address on Arbitrum for a flat $1 and take about 5 minutes.

Export your keys

1

Open Settings

Open the account menu and click Settings, then Export Keys.
2

Choose a key

Click Export EVM Key or Export Solana Key. All EVM chains share one key; Solana has its own.
3

Store it safely

The key is shown in a secure Privy window. Keep it offline.
Anyone with these keys can move every dollar in the wallet. Never paste them into a chat, an email or a site you do not fully trust.

Launches tab

Next to Tokens, the Launches tab lists tokens your wallet has created, with any creator earnings you can claim.

Example prompts

Wallet actions that the page does not do itself go through Chat:

FAQ

You do. The wallet is self-custodial: trades and transfers are signed by your own wallet, and you can export the keys.
One of the balance reads did not come back. The total only counts venues that loaded. Click Refresh in a moment.
Right after sign-up, your key is still being created. Balances load as soon as it is ready.
Anyone can send tokens to a public address. Leave unknown tokens alone, and keep Hide tokens without a price on.

Next

Quickstart

Fund the wallet and place a first trade.

Markets

Where each balance can be used.

Settings and account

The account menu, Settings and key export.

Deposit funds

Which tab to use for each venue.