Set up a wallet
To interact with Veax, you need a wallet. First, you need to create or import it. There is a number of wallets that Veax supports. The following sections briefly describe all currently supported wallets and provide links to respective official user guides for the wallet setup.
Math Wallet
MathWallet is a multi-platform wallet that supports multiple blockchains It offers such features as a multi-chain DApp store and cross-chain token exchanges and operates nodes for the PoS chain.
To set up Math Wallet, see the official instruction from MathWallet Tutorial Center: Tutorial of Math Extension Wallet.
Meteor wallet
Meteor wallet lets you manage crypto assets, access Defi, and explore NEAR.
To set up a Meteor wallet, see the animated instruction on Meteor's official website.
MyNearWallet
MyNearWallet is a non-custodial wallet that lets you receive, store, and send NEAR assets and interact with the NEAR blockchain.
To set up MyNearWallet, see the official instruction: Creating MyNearWallet account.
NEAR Wallet
The NEAR Wallet is a non-custodial, web-based wallet for the NEAR blockchain.
We recommend using MyNearWallet instead because the NEAR wallet is deprecated.
To set up a NEAR wallet, follow the official instruction: Getting Started With the NEAR Wallet.
Nightly
Nightly wallet is a multi-chain wallet compatible with Solana and Near blockchains. It lets you swap and send tokens and display NFTs. It is installed as a browser extension.
To set up a Nightly wallet, see Nightly's FAQ.
Sender Wallet
Sender Wallet is a self-custodial browser extension wallet customized for NEAR. It offers a single-stop wallet solution for customers to store, receive, and send NEAR-base tokens and assets.
To set up a Sender wallet, on the Sender Wallet official website, see Procedure to Get Started with Sender Wallet extension.
Ledger
Ledger is a hardware wallet that stores your private keys offline. Compared to online wallets, ledgers are considered to provide a higher level of security for your crypto assets. Ledger supports multiple cryptocurrencies, including NEAR, and can be integrated with various software wallets and decentralized exchanges.
- Large transactions might fail. Due to memory limitations in some ledger models, they are not capable of handling large transactions. To process such transactions, the system breaks down large transactions into smaller ones.
- Every transaction must be confirmed manually. After your transaction has been processed, the system doesn't support multiple transaction signing. You need to confirm each transaction individually.
- Transactions have a lag. There is a lag between adding liquidity and the TVL registering.