Deposit

Discover the Deposit Type Address 🔑

In our system, Deposit, Private, and Shared addresses are stored on the blockchain, with the main difference being how the keys are stored.

Once you complete registration, the system automatically generates a unique Walletium Native address exclusively for each wallet, which exists only within our ecosystem. This address serves as the main hub for managing all your transactions.

However, to actually move funds on the blockchain, such as sending or receiving assets, you need a Deposit address.

Multiple Deposits, One Destination

Manage All Your Crypto From a Single Wallet 📊

A Deposit address can be created through the wallet interface with just a few clicks, allowing you to interact with the blockchains supported by Walletium (ETH, BNB, BTC, TRON, TON). The key for any Deposit address created by the user will be securely stored in the wallet. You can create as many Deposit addresses as you need across different blockchains, without worrying about losing track of your funds.

All of the assets from these addresses are consolidated into your Walletium Native address. This makes managing your funds easy, since everything flows into one place. The connection between Deposit addresses and the Native address gives you full control over your funds, so you can store, withdraw, receive, and swap your crypto, stablecoins and TEX.

Master Address

From Deposit to Master: The Big Switch 🔄

The Deposit and Master addresses are essentially the same, just at different stages of their lifecycle. The Master address is the type used by the system for output, such as performing a Send operation from the interface. Right before a withdrawal operation, the Deposit address changes its status to Master. As a result, the Deposit address will no longer appear in the user’s interface.

Every Deposit address will eventually become Master address.

The status changes from Deposit to Master in the following situations:

  1. When the first deposit is made.

  2. By timeout (initially, the address is valid for one hour).

  3. As needed (for example, when it’s required for a withdrawal).

  4. By decision of the admin.

  5. By decision of the user.

  6. Never.

Even if funds are sent to an expired deposit address, they won’t be lost. Contact support to resolve the issue.

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