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One account, multiple wallets. Trady creates a Solana and an EVM wallet at signup; you can add more, label them, and switch between them without signing out.

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Why run multiple wallets

  • Strategy separation — one wallet for trench scalps, one for holds. Keeps PnL honest per strategy.
  • Privacy — everything one wallet does is public and linkable. Splitting activity raises the cost of tracking you.
  • Risk containment — a wallet that interacts with sketchy contracts shouldn’t be the wallet holding your stack.

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Managing wallets

Open Wallets to:
  • Create a new wallet on either chain.
  • Import an existing wallet by private key — see Custody, Key Export & Import.
  • Label wallets (“main”, “trench”, “hold”) — labels are local to your account, never public.
  • Switch the active trading wallet from the top bar in one click.
  • Consolidate & Distribute funds between your wallets on the same chain.
  • Export any wallet’s private key at any time.
Wallets — wallet list with labels and balances
Note: transfers between wallets are same-chain only — Solana wallets move funds between each other, EVM wallets between each other. To move value between chains, bridge USDC — see USDC Balance & Bridge.

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The golden rule of wallet hygiene

Your trading wallet is for trading on Trady. Don’t connect it to mint sites, airdrop claims, or “check if you’re eligible” pages. Use a separate, minimally-funded wallet for navigating the wider chain. Drainers don’t need your seed phrase if you sign the wrong approval yourself.

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Mini-FAQ

Does each wallet have its own fee tier? No — tiers are per account. Volume from all your wallets counts toward the same 30-day total. Can other people see my wallet labels? No. Labels are display-only, inside your account. I imported a wallet — can Trady see its history? No — importing a wallet just lets Trady sign for it when you trade. Trady doesn’t pull in the wallet’s past on-chain history; what it did before you imported it isn’t tied to your account.