Wallet Basics

Learn the fundamentals of your BLOX wallet and how to manage your digital assets safely.

What is a Wallet?

A digital wallet is a secure tool that allows you to:

• Store your digital assets (like MYRC)
• Send MYRC to other addresses
• Receive MYRC from others
• View your transaction history

Your BLOX Wallet

When you create a BLOX account, you automatically get a secure wallet that supports:

Understanding Wallet Addresses

Your wallet address is like a bank account number for MYRC. It’s a unique string of characters that others can use to send you MYRC.

Example Ethereum/Arbitrum Address:

0x1234...abcd

Example Solana Address:

myrc...Mgv

Important: Always double-check the wallet address before sending MYRC. Transactions cannot be reversed!

Security Best Practices

Do’s

• Keep your login credentials secure
• Enable two-factor authentication (2FA)
• Verify addresses before sending MYRC
• Use official BLOX apps and website only

Don’ts

• Never share your password or 2FA codes
• Don’t click suspicious links claiming to be BLOX
• Never send MYRC to addresses you don’t trust
• Don’t store large amounts on exchanges

Transaction Fees

When sending MYRC, you’ll encounter:

Network fees vary based on blockchain congestion. Arbitrum and Solana typically have lower fees than Ethereum mainnet.

Viewing Transaction History

You can view all your transactions in the BLOX app:

1. Navigate to Transactions in the menu
2. Filter by type (deposits, withdrawals, transfers)
3. Click on any transaction for details

Each transaction shows:

• Date and time
• Amount and asset
• Transaction status
• Network and fees
• Blockchain explorer link

Next Steps

• Mint MYRC - Make your first purchase
• Burn MYRC - Convert MYRC to MYR
• FAQ - Common questions answered