TPWallet (Official)

TPWallet is an open-source, non-custodial crypto wallet trusted by the global cryptocurrency community. It supports millions of crypto assets across 70+ mainstream blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, and Polygon. Users can create a wallet without registration, while private keys are encrypted and stored locally, truly putting your assets under your own control.

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TPWallet (Wallet)

About TPWallet (Official Wallet)

Your on-chain tool for ease of use and self-custody

TPWallet is a leading cryptocurrency wallet built around security and user control. It allows users to easily manage their digital assets while maintaining full control of their private keys. No centralized server controls your assets, the code is open source and community-reviewed, and the mobile-first design for iOS and Android lets you create and back up a wallet in minutes.

TPWallet supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies and decentralized applications (DApps), making it a versatile choice for crypto enthusiasts. It provides seamless access to multi-chain assets, DApp browsing, cross-chain swaps, and Web3 services. New blockchains and features are added regularly to keep pace with innovation such as Layer 2, privacy networks, and SocialFi.

True decentralization and advanced protection
Extremely convenient mobile crypto experience
Deep multi-chain ecosystem integration for easy management

Why Choose TPWallet?

A secure and reliable digital crypto wallet

Multi-Chain Asset Management in One Place
TPWallet supports storing, sending, and receiving cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and tokenized assets. It automatically detects on-chain balances, so you do not need to manually add token contracts.
Built-in Cross-Chain Swaps and DEX Aggregation
TPWallet integrates protocols such as 1inch and THORChain to enable cross-chain asset swaps, such as BTC to ETH, while automatically optimizing trading routes and slippage.
NFT Management and Display
TPWallet automatically syncs NFT collections under your wallet address and supports full-screen viewing, sending, and receiving.
Decentralized Privacy and Security
With TPWallet, private keys and recovery phrases are stored only on the user's device and are never uploaded to a server.
Multi-Language and Multi-Network Switching
TPWallet offers interfaces in 20+ languages to meet the needs of global users. Freely add and switch between different blockchain networks, such as Optimism, Avalanche, and Fantom.
24/7 Customer Support
TPWallet provides round-the-clock support to ensure you can get help whenever you need it.

Our Services

Manage, protect, and explore the crypto world with TPWallet

Gas Fee Payment Feature

TPWallet allows you to securely store and manage thousands of cryptocurrencies and tokens, giving you full control over your assets.

One-Click Multi-Chain Bridging

Aggregating leading cross-chain protocols such as THORChain, Multichain, and cBridge, TPWallet lets users transfer heterogeneous chain assets such as BTC to SOL or ETH to AVAX without switching DApps, while automatically comparing fees and arrival times.

Risk Interception System

TPWallet automatically identifies high-risk operations such as phishing contracts and unlimited token approvals, and displays real-time warnings.

Seamless Hardware Wallet Compatibility

Connect hardware wallets such as Ledger and Keystone via Bluetooth or USB directly through TPWallet to achieve a hybrid "cold storage + hot interaction" model, where transactions require dual physical confirmation.

Social Recovery and Multi-Signature Solutions

With TPWallet's 3/5 social guardians, users can set trusted contacts as backups and restore access through multi-person verification if the recovery phrase is lost.

On-Chain Identity and Reputation System

SBT (Soulbound Token) support allows storage of on-chain identity credentials, such as Gitcoin Passport, for airdrop whitelists or credit lending.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about TPWallet

Private keys and recovery phrases are stored only on your local device. TPWallet does not back them up or upload them to any server. You must manually back up the 12/24-word recovery phrase. Write it on paper and store it in a safe place. Never screenshot it or send it to anyone.

First, check the transaction status with a blockchain explorer such as Etherscan or BscScan by entering the transaction hash (TxID). Possible causes include network congestion, a gas fee that is too low, an incorrect destination address, or the token needing to be bridged. Solutions: retry with a higher gas fee and check whether the address is compatible with the token's chain, for example, BEP-20 tokens must be sent to a BSC address.

Tap the "+" in the top-right corner of the wallet home page and select "Add Custom Token." Enter the token contract address from the project's official website or a blockchain explorer. The system will automatically fill in the name and symbol. Make sure you select the correct blockchain network, for example, ERC-20 tokens must be added under Ethereum.

Tap "Browser" at the bottom of the wallet and manually switch to the corresponding blockchain network before entering the DApp, for example, choose Polygon Mainnet for Polygon. If the DApp requires a network that TPWallet does not include by default, go to "Settings - Networks - Add Network" and configure it manually, which requires RPC information.

Go to "Settings - Wallet - Security - Token Approvals" to view all DApp contracts you have authorized. Tap the contract and select "Revoke Permission." You will need to pay a small gas fee to complete the on-chain action. Regularly clearing unused approvals is recommended to reduce asset risk.

Check the progress by entering the transaction ID on the bridge's official website, such as THORChain. Check whether the destination wallet address supports the asset format; some chains require a specific memo tag. Contact the bridge's official customer support and provide the transaction hash for assistance.

The possibility is very low: blockchain transactions are irreversible unless the destination address's private key is controlled by you. Things to try: if the wrong address belongs to your wallet on another chain, for example, ETH and BSC addresses are the same, try importing that address into the corresponding chain to recover. Contact the receiving platform's customer support, such as an exchange, and provide the TxID to request manual handling. Success depends on their policy.

The only way is to use your backed-up recovery phrase to import the wallet on a new device. Steps: download TPWallet on the new phone and choose "Import Existing Wallet." Enter the complete 12/24-word recovery phrase in the correct order and set a new password. Never generate or store your recovery phrase through a third-party tool!

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