Where are my private keys stored?

In your browser, on this device. They are never sent to the server, and you can export them at any time.

How many wallets can I manage at once?

A batch holds the number you generate in one run, and the tools that fund or move assets list the whole batch so you can work through it in one pass.

Can I use wallets I already own?

Yes. The wallet panels accept imported private keys as well as generated ones, and imported wallets behave the same.

Are these wallets safe to hold long-term funds in?

Treat them as hot wallets. Keys in a browser are fine for running a task and should not hold savings — move anything long-term to a hardware wallet.

Wallet Overview

Every wallet tool in one place: create wallets, check balances, move assets to a new address, or fund many wallets privately.

All wallet tools

Private key safety

· Wallet tools run locally in your browser, and private keys never leave this device.
· Back up your keys as soon as they are generated. If browser data is cleared without a backup, they are gone for good.
· Never paste a private key into a chat app or online notes. On a shared computer, clean up when you are done.

Wallet toolkit for launching and running a token

Everything for running wallets at scale sits on one page: bulk wallet generation, a multi-wallet balance checker, asset migration, private transfers and vanity addresses. Keys are created and used in your browser, nothing is uploaded, and you can export a batch whenever you want.

Wallets: browser wallet, WalletConnect or a mobile wallet
Keys: never requested — every signature happens inside your wallet
Tools here: generate wallets, check balances, migrate assets, distribute funds privately

How it works

1. Generate or import the wallets you need
Create a fresh batch for a bot run or an airdrop, or import keys you already use. The batch is kept in your browser so it survives a refresh.
2. Check balances across all of them
The balance checker reads native coin and token balances for a whole list of addresses at once instead of one wallet at a time.
3. Move or fund the money
Migrate every asset out of an old wallet, distribute funds to many wallets, or consolidate everything back with the sweeper.
4. Export the keys and keep a backup
Export the batch before you fund it. A browser cache is not a backup — clear the cache without an export and the keys are gone.

FAQ

Where are my private keys stored?: In your browser, on this device. They are never sent to the server, and you can export them at any time.
How many wallets can I manage at once?: A batch holds the number you generate in one run, and the tools that fund or move assets list the whole batch so you can work through it in one pass.
Can I use wallets I already own?: Yes. The wallet panels accept imported private keys as well as generated ones, and imported wallets behave the same.
Are these wallets safe to hold long-term funds in?: Treat them as hot wallets. Keys in a browser are fine for running a task and should not hold savings — move anything long-term to a hardware wallet.