Wallet — Receive
One fresh, never-used address per chain — rendered as a full mono string beside a genuine QR matrix — with an optional request amount and the used-address ledger. Rotation is the default; reuse is the exception the copy warns against.
Receive
Chain tabs (Bitcoin active; Monero and Dbloon panels are mounted and one tab away). The fresh fixture address renders untruncated so it can be verified character by character.
This address rotates after every payment. Reusing an address links your transactions together — hand each correspondent their own.
Your node watches these addresses directly — no external indexer learns what belongs to you.
This address rotates after every payment. Reusing an address links your transactions together — hand each correspondent their own.
Your node watches these addresses directly — no external indexer learns what belongs to you.
This address rotates after every payment. Reusing an address links your transactions together — hand each correspondent their own.
Your node watches these addresses directly — no external indexer learns what belongs to you.
Real QR matrix from the address bytes — scannable at this size.
Key states
The copy affordance and the address forced into its copied state.
Middle truncation for confined layouts; full string on hover title.
Check icon + Copied chip; live copy resets after 2s.
Across themes
The receive frame under dark, light, and Harbor Mode.
This address rotates after every payment. Reusing an address links your transactions together — hand each correspondent their own.
Your node watches these addresses directly — no external indexer learns what belongs to you.
This address rotates after every payment. Reusing an address links your transactions together — hand each correspondent their own.
Your node watches these addresses directly — no external indexer learns what belongs to you.
This address rotates after every payment. Reusing an address links your transactions together — hand each correspondent their own.
Your node watches these addresses directly — no external indexer learns what belongs to you.