Multi-chain Assets
Understand how balances belong to specific networks, why address similarity can be misleading, and how confirmations establish the final on-chain state.
Understand multi-chain networks →
imtoken Multi-chain Wallet
Manage Multi-chain Assets and Connect to Web3 with Clarity
A multi-chain wallet, blockchain network and Web3 knowledge hub from imtoken
Manage multi-chain assets, choose networks, send and receive, connect to DApps, review approvals, learn how networks work, and build safer wallet habits through clear, verifiable workflows.
Quick Tasks
Start with what you need to do now
01Create a WalletUnderstand accounts, recovery information and the first backup before you move assets.02Back Up a WalletKeep the seed phrase offline and avoid screenshots, cloud notes and support chats.03Receive AssetsVerify the receiving address, asset and network before sharing payment details.04Send AssetsCheck address, network, amount and gas, then confirm the result with a transaction hash.05Connect to a DAppVerify the domain and treat every signature or approval as a separate decision.
Wallet Capabilities
Bring assets, networks and Web3 actions into one verification routine
Send & Receive
Use a repeatable order for address, network, amount, gas and transaction-hash checks.
Open the transfer guide →imtoken App
Mobile wallet access for network management, balances, transaction history and DApp use.
imtoken Web
Browser connections, account requests, DApp access, approval review and session disconnects without asking users to enter seed phrases or private keys on a web page.
Explore Web connections →
Wallet Security
Build durable habits around seed phrases, private keys, offline backups and approvals.
Blockchain Networks
Understand where assets and transactions actually live
Multi-chain
A wallet can display several networks, while each balance still belongs to a specific chain. Re-check the network, gas asset and history whenever you switch.
Continue →
Public Chains
Nodes, blocks, transactions and confirmations explain why activity can be independently checked through a blockchain explorer.
Learn about public chains →
EVM
EVM networks share many account and contract concepts, but network parameters, gas assets and state remain separate.
Understand EVM →
Layer 2
Layer 2 systems expand processing capacity. Cross-layer transfers can involve bridges, waiting and multiple confirmation stages.
Explore Layer 2 →Gas→ block inclusion → confirmations
Gas & Confirmations
Fee settings affect transaction economics, but they do not guarantee instant confirmation. Check actual network conditions and on-chain status.
Read the confirmation guide →Wallet Journey
Six steps for a repeatable wallet routine
- 01
Get imtoken
Use a trusted path to the download page and avoid unknown installation links.
- 02
Create or Import
Choose the account purpose and only handle recovery credentials in a trusted wallet environment.
- 03
Back Up Offline
Store the seed phrase offline and never share a private key with anyone.
- 04
Choose the Network
Verify network, address format and gas asset before you move funds.
- 05
Receive or Send
Check the address, network and amount, then confirm the transaction on-chain.
- 06
Review Transactions & Approvals
Read DApp requests and periodically remove approvals you no longer need.
Web3 & DApps
A connection is only the start—review every signature and approval
Connecting a wallet does not mean you should accept every request. Confirm the site, account request, signature purpose and approval scope first.
Open the complete Web3 guide →Visit DApp↓Verify domain↓Connect↓Review account request↓Check signature or approval↓Complete action↓Disconnect when done
Security
Make recovery, signatures, approvals and transfer checks part of one routine
Wallet security depends on repeated basics: keep recovery credentials under your control, verify DApp domains, understand every signature and approval, check the address/network/amount before sending, and review remaining permissions afterwards. Verifiable steps are more useful than absolute security promises.
Open the Security Center →- Back up the seed phrase offline
- Never share private keys
- Verify network and address
- Review signature requests
- Manage DApp approvals
What Should You Understand Before Using a Digital Wallet?
Addresses identify accounts, seed phrases and private keys relate to control, networks determine where balances exist, gas pays for execution, transaction hashes help verify status, and DApps use signatures and approvals to interact with smart contracts. Understanding the connections matters more than memorizing isolated terms.
Start learning →NetworksPublic chains & confirmationsNodes, blocks, transactions and explorersContractsEVM & smart contractsGas, tokens and approvalsScalingLayer 2 basicsMainnet, bridges and cross-layer movesWeb3DApp approvalsSpenders, limits and revocationSecurityWallet securityRecovery information to device hygieneGlossaryBlockchain glossaryBuild a practical vocabulary
Ethereum & PoS
Ethereum Staking Basics
Learn Ethereum PoS, validator roles, reward sources, network status, withdrawals and exits. Staking outcomes depend on protocol and network conditions and should not be treated as fixed returns.
Read Ethereum Staking →Updates
Product and security information
Recent Update · ProductMulti-chain network guidance continues to expand
Practical notes on network selection, confirmations and asset visibility.
Security NoticeNever submit a seed phrase to a page or support contactRecovery credentials stay with the user and are not part of support verification.
Network NoticeUse on-chain data from the correct network as the source of truthWhen status is delayed, check the transaction hash, block and confirmations.
Service NoticeUse trusted entry points for product and service informationBefore downloading, changing networks or connecting to Web3, verify that you reached the page through a trusted source.
FAQ
Common questions
Will imtoken ask for a seed phrase or private key?
No. Recovery credentials and verification codes should remain under your control.
Why must I verify the network before sending?
Assets belong to specific networks, and similar address formats do not make networks interchangeable.
What is a transaction hash for?
It lets you verify status, addresses, fees and confirmations in the correct blockchain explorer.
Is connecting a DApp the same as approving tokens?
No. A connection opens an interaction channel; later signatures and approvals require separate review.
How do Layer 2 assets return to mainnet?
The process generally uses a bridge or cross-layer mechanism and may involve waiting and several confirmation stages.
Does Ethereum staking guarantee returns?
No. Rewards can change and validator, contract, waiting-period and market risks still apply.
imtoken
Download imtokenManage multi-chain assets with clearer network and security checks
Start from a trusted entry point and verify the page source before downloading, creating a wallet or connecting to Web3.