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Wallets

Pin, lock, archive and delete

Settings that belong to a single wallet: keep it on top, freeze it, make it hold a reserve, export its key or address, put it away, or delete it.

Open a wallet's panel (click its row) or its row menu. Settings save as soon as you change them.

Pin to the top
Stays first in the list whatever the sort.
Lock
No sends, trades, activity, archiving or deleting, and launches leave it out. Its funds stay put, and it can still be funded. Unlock it to use it again.
Always keep
The least every send leaves in it, so it can still pay fees: none, 0.01, 0.05, 0.1, 0.5 or 1 SOL, or the same in the chain's currency. When a send sets its own amount to keep, the higher of the two wins.
Note
Up to 280 characters, for your own reference.
Rename
Or double-click the name in the list.

Export a private key

Export private key in the row menu (or Export keys for a selection) asks for your second check, when two-factor guards it, then shows the keys hidden until you reveal each one. Copy all copies them as CSV with an address,private_key header. They're only shown in that window, and gone when it closes.

Export to a tracker

To follow your wallets in another trading tool, select them and choose Export to a tracker from the selection menu, or Export the list to a tracker from the list's menu for every wallet in view. Pick the format, then Download the file or copy the addresses. Only public addresses leave Coinwave, named by their label or by group.

FormatWhat you get
Axiom trackerA JSON list with names, in one group
GMGN trackerA CSV with an address and a name per row
BullX trackerOne address per line
RayBot trackerAn /add command per wallet

Archive

Archive hides a wallet from the list; whatever it holds stays in it. Empty wallets are archived straight away with an Undo; wallets that still hold funds ask first. Locked wallets and wallets in a running job can't be archived.

Archived wallets and groups wait in the Archived view: the rail's Archived item (there once anything is archived), or Archived wallets and groups in the list's menu or the command palette. From there, Restore brings wallets back, Copy addresses copies them, and Delete removes them.

Delete

Delete… in the row menu, the selection menu or the Archived view removes wallets from your account for good. Locked wallets and wallets in a running job are left out. If they still hold money, choose:

Withdraw and delete
The default. Their SOL (or the chain's currency) goes to your default treasury first, then they're deleted. Only the chain's currency is withdrawn.
Delete only
The money stays at their addresses, reachable only with their keys. Export the keys first if you want it.

Tick that you understand they're deleted for good, then confirm, with your second check, when two-factor guards it.