Wallets and keys

Each account can hold several terminal wallets. You can create new ones or import an existing private key. These are the wallets you trade with.

How your keys are protected

Private keys are encrypted in your browser (AES-GCM) before they're synced to your account. The key that encrypts them comes from your login: your wallet's signature or your Telegram PIN.
The server only stores that encrypted data. Zephyr Trade never receives your private keys or your PIN.
Transactions are signed in your browser and sent directly to the network.
A copy of your encrypted data is kept on this device so the terminal opens quickly; logging out removes it.

Managing wallets

Go to Portfolio › Wallets to create, import, rename, export or remove wallets. Mark one with ★ as your main wallet: referral rewards are sent to it when you claim.

To move ETH between your own wallets, drag one wallet to From and another to To, enter the amount and confirm.

One-time delegation (EIP-7702)

The first time a terminal wallet trades on a launchpad that uses its own contracts (for example a bonding curve), that same first trade also delegates the wallet to the GiwaDelegateV2 contract. This is what lets the trade and the fee go out as one transaction. It happens once per wallet, costs a little extra gas that first time, and only the wallet itself can use it. Details on Fees and Risks.

Wallets delegated to the previous version (GiwaDelegate) are moved to GiwaDelegateV2 automatically inside their next launchpad trade: same single transaction, a little more gas that one time. You don't need to do anything.