> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.2hour.fun/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your wallet

> Your trading wallet, your own wallet, adding funds, withdrawing and keeping your keys safe.

Your wallet, your keys. We never hold your keys: every trade is a transaction signed by **your own wallet**, and your coins sit in that wallet, not with us. That also means nobody here can reverse a trade or recover funds sent to the wrong place.

## Your trading wallet

The first time you sign in, you get a **trading wallet**: one for Robinhood Chain and one for Solana. It's built for speed, so trades go straight through without a pop-up to approve each one.

* **It's yours alone.** Export its private key from the wallet menu at any time.
* **Withdraw whenever you like.** Everything in it can be sent anywhere.
* **Big trades ask twice.** With Instant trades on, a trade of \$1,000 or more asks for a second tap, so a slip of the finger is caught. You can switch this off with **Confirm big trades** in Settings.

## Your own wallet

You can sign in with email, a social account, or a browser wallet such as **Rabby**, **MetaMask** or **Phantom**.

If you sign in with a browser wallet, that wallet is your login. To trade, use **Move in** from the wallet menu to add funds to your trading wallet with one approval. Prefer to approve every trade in your own wallet? Switch on **Trade from … instead** in the wallet menu.

Your own wallet and its trades stay off your public profile unless you link it in **Settings > Linked wallets**.

## The one-time terms step

After you first sign in, a card asks you, once, to agree to the [Terms](https://2hour.fun/terms) and [Privacy Policy](https://2hour.fun/privacy) and to confirm you're not in a country where using 2hour.fun is restricted. Tap either one to read it inside the card, then **Done** to go back. **Agree and continue** has your trading wallet sign a message to record it: no gas and no transaction. If the Terms or Privacy Policy change, you're asked once more.

## Adding funds

Open the wallet menu and choose **Add funds**. Depending on the chain, you'll see:

* your trading wallet's address, with a copy button, to send to from an exchange or another wallet;
* **Move in**, if you're signed in with your own wallet;
* a card or Apple Pay top-up for SOL on Solana. Card providers don't support Robinhood Chain yet, so to fund it by card, buy SOL and [convert](https://docs.2hour.fun/convert.md) it to ETH.

> [!WARNING]
>
> Always send on the **right network**: ETH on Robinhood Chain, SOL on Solana. Funds sent on the wrong network usually can't be recovered, by anyone.

## Converting

**Convert** in the wallet menu moves value between ETH, SOL and the \$1 stablecoins USDC and USDG, in your own trading wallets, in seconds. **Lock in** turns your ETH and SOL into stablecoins in one tap. See [Convert](https://docs.2hour.fun/convert.md).

## Withdrawing

Choose **Withdraw** in the wallet menu, then pick what to send and where.

* Save addresses with a name in your **address book**.
* Switch on **Only send to saved addresses** so a pasted or mistyped address can't be used by accident.

## Network fees

Every transaction pays a small **network fee** (often called gas) to the blockchain itself, in ETH or SOL. Keep a little in your wallet for these, even when you're selling.

## Keys and safety

A **private key** (or a seed phrase, a list of words) is the master password to a wallet. Whoever has it controls everything in it.

* Never share your private key or seed phrase with anyone, for any reason.
* 2hour.fun will never message you asking for your key, a seed phrase or a password.
* Only export your key to store it somewhere safe and offline that only you can reach.

### Common scams

* **Fake support.** Someone in your messages offering to "fix" or "verify" your wallet. Real help never needs your key.
* **Lookalike websites.** Check the address bar says **2hour.fun** before you sign anything.
* **"Send me crypto and I'll send back double."** It never comes back.
* **Signing things you don't understand.** If a wallet pop-up asks you to approve something unexpected, close it.


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