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My addresses

Up to 50 receiving addresses of each kind from your own wallet. Label them, use each one once, and choose which to pay out to.

Why many addresses

Every time you receive to the same address, anyone can add up what it holds and who paid it. One address per person, exchange or swap keeps those apart. Tags and notes help you remember which is which, so you do not reuse one by mistake.

What this does not do: the chain still shows every payment. If you later spend from two of these addresses in one transaction, that tells everyone one person owns both. And whoever holds your public key can work out all of them, so keep it to yourself.

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Paste your wallet's native-SegWit public key (zpub…). It can only create receiving addresses, never spend. It stays in this page's memory and is sent nowhere. Never paste a private key or recovery phrase.

Swaps are done by the route you pick: NEAR Intents (one plain transfer to a one-time address), Chainflip (a verified call to its vault) or THORChain (a verified deposit to its router). Always check the review screen.

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