BitcoinNative SegWit
1 asset
BTC on
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Supported assets
Nine networks. One vault.
62 built-in assets across Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Avalanche and TRON. Every key stays on your phone, and every request leaves through Tor.
9networks
62built-in assets
7on by default
3USDT networks
Native
A green on marker means the coin is visible by default. Every coin can be switched off; funded coins sort to the top.
BitcoinNative SegWit
1 asset
EthereumERC-20
9 assets
ETH onUSDT onUSDCDAIWETHWBTCLINKUNIAAVE
BNB ChainBEP-20
7 assets
BNB onUSDT onUSDCBUSDWBNBETHBTCB
PolygonERC-20
9 assets
POLUSDTUSDCUSDC.EDAIWETHWBTCLINKAAVE
ArbitrumERC-20
9 assets
ETHUSDTUSDCUSDC.EDAIWETHWBTCARBLINK
BaseERC-20
7 assets
ETHUSDCUSDC.EDAIWETHCBBTCLINK
OptimismERC-20
9 assets
ETHUSDTUSDCUSDC.EDAIWETHWBTCOPLINK
AvalancheERC-20
9 assets
AVAXUSDTUSDT.EUSDCUSDC.EDAI.EWETH.EWBTC.ELINK.E
TRONTRC-20
2 assets
TRX onUSDT on
Coin control
Your wallet should show your money.
Open Coins from the home or Activity screen. Search the full list, switch a coin on or off, and reset to the default view at any time.
- On by default: BTC, ETH, BNB, TRX and USDT on BEP-20, ERC-20 and TRC-20.
- Funded coins are shown automatically unless you have switched them off, and they sort above zero-balance rows.
- Preferences stay on the device. The server never receives your coin list.
- Reset defaults restores the standard view in one tap.
Default view
BTC Bitcoin
ETH Ethereum
BNB BNB Chain
TRX TRON
USDT BEP-20 · ERC-20 · TRC-20
Everything else stays one switch away. Unverified airdrops stay hidden until you ask to see them.
Network safety
One address. The right network.
The same EVM address works across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism and Avalanche. Bitcoin and TRON use separate address formats. Always choose the network that matches the asset.
- USDT is not one token. BEP-20, ERC-20 and TRC-20 are separate contracts on separate networks.
- Wrong-network transfers can be lost. The app warns you, but it cannot reverse a public blockchain transaction.
- Verify the first and last characters of every address before you send.
Send on the same network you received on.
A BEP-20 USDT transfer sent to an Ethereum address, or a TRC-20 transfer sent to an EVM address, is not automatically recoverable. There is no support desk that can reverse it.
Beyond the built-in list
Built for the tokens you already hold.
The app scans supported EVM addresses for standard tokens and shows what it finds. Unknown tokens are marked unverified; known assets have names, decimals and, where available, prices.
Nine networks
Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Avalanche and TRON, each with its native asset.
Known contracts
USDT, USDC, DAI, WETH, WBTC, LINK, UNI, AAVE, ARB, OP, BUSD, WBNB and BTCB are recognised by contract address.
Unverified stays quiet
Unknown airdrops are hidden until you choose to show them. Suspicious names are flagged, not trusted.
The limits
What Tor Wallets does not do.
A wallet should be clear about its edges. These are deliberate omissions, not hidden features.
No swaps or bridges
There is no built-in exchange or bridge. You send and receive assets on the network you select.
No staking or lending
Tor Wallets does not stake, lend or pool user funds. It is a signer and a portfolio, not a yield product.
No dApp browser or fiat on-ramp
No injected provider, no NFT gallery, no card or bank purchase flow. The attack surface stays small.
One promise: the core wallet stays free, non-custodial and free of ads or data sales.
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