A crypto wallet lets you manage blockchain addresses and approve transfers. A custodial service manages access on your behalf; a self-custody wallet puts responsibility for private keys and recovery information on you.
Choose and set up a wallet
- Check that the wallet supports the asset and blockchain you intend to use.
- Use the provider’s official website or verified app-store listing. Avoid download links from unsolicited messages or adverts.
- Create a strong, unique password and enable the security options available.
- If you receive a recovery phrase, store it privately and securely. Never send it to support or enter it on an unexpected website.
Protect your access
| Information | Safe handling |
|---|---|
| Public address | Use it to receive on the correct network; it can reveal transaction history. |
| Private key or recovery phrase | Keep it secret. Anyone with it may control the funds. |
| Authenticator code | Enter it only on your own verified login or transaction screen. |
Sending to Metaspins
Use the current Metaspins Cashier to choose a supported cryptocurrency and network, then send to the displayed deposit address with any required Tag or Memo.
Before sending
Check the currency, network, minimum and destination details every time. The minimum is displayed under the deposit QR code. Addresses can change, so do not rely only on a previously saved address. Sending-service fees can reduce the amount that arrives.
Deposit steps
- Log in and open Cashier > Deposit.
- Select the cryptocurrency and the supported network shown for it.
- Copy the address or scan the QR code.
- Include the displayed Tag or Memo when required.
- Check that the amount arriving meets the displayed minimum, then confirm the transfer in your wallet or exchange.
- Keep the transaction hash and transfer details for tracking.
Crediting
The transfer must reach the required blockchain confirmations before it credits. If you provide a transaction hash and ask for help because the deposit is missing, support can review it without a mandatory waiting period.