Your wallets

Which wallets there are

You create them under Settings → Wallets.

• Solana wallet: for coins on Solana. You pay with SOL or USDC.
• BNB Chain wallet: for coins on BNB Chain. You pay with BNB or USDT (BEP-20).
• Base and Arbitrum: the same address as your BNB Chain wallet, but separate networks with their own balance. You pay with ETH or USDC. Only needed when you buy coins on Base or Arbitrum yourself; the auto-trader does not trade there.
• Bybit: your own Bybit account, linked with an API key (Settings → Account → Exchanges). Spot only, at least 10 USDT per trade.

Depositing

On the dashboard, click a wallet card: you see the address, a QR code and which network to pick. When sending from an exchange or another wallet always use that network. Coins sent over the wrong network do not arrive and cannot be recovered.

Already have money on another Coindivo wallet? Nothing has to come from outside: use Move money (see that chapter).

Always keep some gas

Every transaction costs network fees, paid in the network’s own coin. That is why Coindivo keeps a small reserve on every buy:

• Solana: 0.01 SOL
• BNB Chain: 0.002 BNB
• Base and Arbitrum: 0.0002 ETH
• When you pay with USDT or USDC, the network coin is only needed for those fees.

Withdrawing and your key

Under Settings → Wallets you send coins to another address (withdraw). Check the address and the network twice.

There you can also export your private key to use the wallet in, for example, Phantom or MetaMask. Whoever has that key has your money: never share it.

Cleaning up empty token accounts (Solana)

On Solana every token account holds a small rent (about 0.0015 SOL). After a sell Coindivo closes that coin’s account itself. If empty accounts remain, the Solana card shows it ("… empty accounts · ≈ $… to reclaim"); click the card and choose Clean up to get that SOL back. No coins are removed.