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# Vultisig Wallet Tab

Send, receive, and swap from the Vultisig Wallet tab across 36+ chains.

This is where you see balances and send, receive, swap, or buy.

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## Actions

| Function            | Description                                                                          |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **View assets**     | Balances across chains in one view                                                   |
| **Receive**         | Addresses and QR codes for deposits                                                  |
| **Send**            | Transfer to an address. Address book and destination tags where the chain needs them |
| **Swap**            | Same-chain and cross-chain. Vultisig picks the best quote                            |
| **Buy**             | Fiat on-ramp on supported coins (not QBTC)                                           |
| **Chain functions** | Extra actions via **Functions** on chains that offer them                            |

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## Chain functions

Some chains expose extra actions beyond send / receive / swap. Open the chain in the Wallet tab, then tap **Functions**.

| Chain                                                                             | Functions                    |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- |
| [Cosmos Hub, Osmosis](/app-guide/defi/cosmos.md)                                  | IBC transfer                 |
| [dYdX](/app-guide/defi/dydx.md)                                                   | Vote on governance proposals |
| Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Avalanche, BSC, Base, Ripple | Add THORChain LP             |
| MayaChain                                                                         | Leave, custom memo           |

TON stake / unstake and Solana / Terra staking are on the [DeFi tab](/app-guide/defi.md), not Functions.

Kujira may still appear on some iOS builds. The network is wound down and is removed from the SDK. Do not treat it as a current chain.

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## Supported chains

The apps expose these networks from one vault. Addresses are derived automatically.

* **UTXO:** Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Zcash
* **EVM:** Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, BSC, Avalanche, Blast, Cronos, zkSync, Mantle, Hyperliquid, Sei, Robinhood
* **Cosmos:** Cosmos Hub, Osmosis, dYdX, Terra, Terra Classic, Noble, Akash, THORChain, MayaChain
* **Other:** Solana, Polkadot, Bittensor, TON, Ripple, Tron, Cardano, Sui

QBTC appears in some builds as a post-quantum testnet. It is not a WalletCore signing chain. Do not send mainnet funds there.

That is 36+ mainnet networks. The SDK `Chain` enum is the same set plus QBTC.

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## Transaction security

Verify the destination, amount, and (on EVM) the decoded function on the sign screen. [Blockaid](/app-guide/wallet/sending.md#blockaid) scans before you sign. It is on by default. Turn it off in Settings.

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## Related

* [Send](/app-guide/wallet/sending.md)
* [Swap](/app-guide/wallet/swapping.md)
* [DeFi](/app-guide/defi.md)
* [Referrals](/app-guide/referrals.md)


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