Tools

Open Tools from its row in the wallet manager's rail, or the Tools group in the wallet manager's command palette; Wallet manager at the top of its list leads back. The list on the left sorts them into Wallets and Funds, each with a live figure. Tools work on your wallets on one chain (switch with Use wallets on if you hold treasuries on several); archived wallets are never included. Which wallets narrows it to all wallets or any mix of groups, and the wallets a tool can act on start ticked. When a run finishes, Done resets the panel and ticks any that failed, to retry.

Close token accounts#

Solana only. Every token a wallet has held keeps an account with a small deposit (rent) in it: about 0.002 SOL each. This finds the empty ones and closes them, up to 20 in a transaction. Send the rent to each wallet itself (the default; each pays its own fee), a treasury, or one wallet, which then pays every fee. Open a row to see its accounts. Closed accounts are gone; a token sent there later opens a new one.

Vanity wallets#

Solana only. Find wallet addresses that Start with or End with characters you choose, up to 8 each. Keys are made in your browser and never sent anywhere. Each extra character makes the search about 58 times longer; the panel shows the odds and about how long each will take, and won't start a search expected to run over 3 days. Turn off Case-sensitive to search several times faster, choose how many Threads to use, and how many to find (1, 3, 5 or 10).

Found addresses can be copied with their keys, or saved to your wallets (into a group if you like), named vanity-01 and on. Unsaved results are lost when you leave the page.

Warmup#

Gives wallets a history of small trades over time, so they don't look new: a job of loops, each one buy and one sell. Fresh only (on by default) picks wallets with fewer than 10 transactions.

Spread over

1, 6, 12 or 24 hours (the default), 3 days or 7 days.

Intensity

Light (3 loops a day), Normal (8, the default) or Heavy (20).

Trade size

Small 0.005–0.02 SOL (the default), Medium 0.01–0.05 or Large 0.05–0.12, or the same in the chain's currency.

Alternative routing

Off by default. Routes trades another way: 1.5% a trade against 1%.

Wallets without enough for a trade and its fees show Needs and how much; Fund short tops them up. Running warmups are listed with their progress, to pause or stop.

Unwrap#

Turns wrapped currency left in wallets (wSOL, WETH or WBNB) back into the chain's own, each wallet in its own transaction. Unwrap all of it or an amount per wallet; on Solana, unwrapping all of it also returns the account's rent. Wallets without enough for the fee are marked Needs gas.

Convert#

Moves funds to another chain. Choose From (a treasury or a wallet) and how much, then To: one of your treasuries or wallets on another chain, or any address there. The quote shows the rate, the bridge fee (0.25% plus $0.40), the network fee and about how long it takes, from a minute between EVM chains to a few minutes with Solana or Ethereum. History follows each conversion until it arrives. Conversions can't be undone.

Clean dust#

Sweeps what's left in your Solana wallets back to your treasury. It reads each wallet's tokens, creator fees, empty token accounts and spare SOL, and lists the ones with something left. Which wallets › Your coins picks every wallet on any of your coins, grouped by coin with a tick for each, so leftovers across all your launches go back in one run.

Clean works in stages, each starting once the one before has landed: Sell tokens and Claim fees, then Close accounts (their rent goes to the treasury), then Withdraw SOL, keeping each wallet's own reserve. Turn any step off in its pill. Locked wallets are left alone.

Swap stocks#

Sells tokenised stocks your wallets hold (such as TSLA or NVDA; xStocks on Solana) for the chain's currency, on Solana and Robinhood Chain. Sell 25%, 50% or all, with a maximum slippage of 0.5%, 1% (the default) or 3%. Swaps cost about 0.3%. Wallets without fee money have the fee paid by the treasury.