A crypto wallet you cannot lock yourself out of.

Every account gets its own on-chain address, and the wallet behind it is a contract Inkryptus operates. There is no seed phrase to write down, and if you lose your phone you get back in by proving who you are.

  • Your own address on BNB Smart Chain
  • No seed phrase to write down
  • Only assets we have reviewed

Many ways to put crypto in.

Send what you already own, from a wallet or an exchange.

From a wallet you already have

Copy your BEP-20 address or scan the QR code, and send from any compatible wallet. It arrives once BNB Smart Chain confirms it.

From an exchange

Withdraw to your address from Binance, Coinbase or anywhere that supports BEP-20. Same three steps: copy, send, watch it land.

With your local currency

Card and local payment methods are paused while a new payment provider is connected. Nothing else about the route changes: when it is back, you buy USDT in the app, in the currency you already use.

You control the exit.

The balance sitting free in your wallet can leave at any time, to wherever you want it.

  • To any BEP-20 address: paste the destination, pick the asset, confirm the amount.
  • To an exchange, where you convert to your local currency. Converting to USDT before you send is the usual practice.

Assets committed to a staking contract follow that plan's rules until it ends. Everything else is free to move.

What the app shows you.

One screen for the money and everything it is doing.

  1. Your balance

    The total, split between what is free to move and what is committed to a contract.
  2. What it earned today

    The return your active staking contracts produced, updated daily.
  3. Everything that moved

    Deposits, sends, swaps, harvests and commissions, with the date and the amount.
  4. Contracts running

    Which staking plans are open, how much is in each, how long is left and what has accumulated.
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Who holds the keys, and what stands around them.

Managed custody, and a trade you should make knowingly. Your wallet lives inside the Inkryptus contract, so there is no private key in the picture, and Inkryptus is accountable for the contract that moves it. The other half of that trade is that you are not alone with it. A swap, a staking plan or a send happens on the platform, so there is somebody to ask when something looks wrong.

  • Your address is generated on-chain when the account is created, and the wallet behind it is a contract Inkryptus operates, across more than one validation layer.
  • Two-factor authentication on sensitive operations, including sends and new logins.
  • Identity verification and anti-money-laundering checks built into the platform.
  • Every operation is recorded on BNB Smart Chain, so anyone can verify a transaction or a contract without asking us.

Not every token. Only the ones we list.

Inkryptus is not an open marketplace. An asset goes through an internal listing review before it reaches the wallet, so you are not the one inspecting a contract or deciding alone whether an unknown token is a scam. The list grows slowly, and every addition is reviewed.

This does not remove market risk and it is not investment advice.

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Questions people ask before they sign up.

Who holds my private keys?
Nobody does, because there is not one. Each account has its own address on BNB Smart Chain, generated when you sign up, and the wallet behind it lives inside the Inkryptus smart contract, which is what executes on it. That is the difference from the common web3 arrangement, where custody means somebody holds a key for you. No seed phrase, no manual backup, and no key to export or ask support for. If you want a key of your own, withdraw to a wallet you created yourself.
What happens if I lose access to my account?
You contact support, in the app or here, and recovery goes through identity verification. That check is the point of it: it is also what stops somebody else recovering your account.
Is it safe to keep crypto on Inkryptus?
The wallet runs on managed custody with more than one validation layer, two-factor authentication, AML and KYC checks, and contracts recorded publicly on BNB Smart Chain. Every record is on-chain and you can verify it independently. What none of that removes is market risk: what you hold can lose value.
Can I withdraw whenever I want?
Yes, for the balance sitting free in your wallet, to any compatible BEP-20 address. Assets committed to a staking contract follow that plan's rules until it ends.
Which assets can I hold?
A curated and growing list of BEP-20 assets, INKY, USDT, BTCB, ETH, XRP, SOL, ADA, LTC and CAKE among them. The full list, with live prices, is on the supported coins page.
Do I need to verify my identity?
No. You open the wallet, deposit and use it day to day without verifying. Verification is what raises your monthly withdrawal limit.

Your wallet is ready in minutes.

No seed phrase, no extension, no network to pick. Create the account and send your first crypto in.