SELF-CUSTODY. WITH YOU.

BFIA Wallet

Your keys.
Your next move.

A self-custody crypto wallet for EVM networks and Solana, built into BFIA. Create or import a wallet, keep an encrypted vault in your browser, and review every transaction before you sign.

Open BFIA Wallet See how it works

Local by design.

Your encrypted wallet stays in your browser. Your device password unlocks it locally; BFIA does not keep a copy of your recovery phrase or private key.

More than one network.

Manage configured EVM assets and access Solana with a phrase-based wallet. See the address and network clearly before receiving or moving assets.

You authorize the move.

Review the asset, amount, network, recipient and estimated fee. Unlocking or connecting your wallet alone does not authorize a transfer.

01 — KNOW YOUR NETWORK

The right address.
On the right chain.

EVM and Solana use different addresses. Even when an EVM address is the same, each network has its own assets, balance and fees.

EVM6 CONFIGURED NETWORKS

One EVM address.

View balances, receive and send the native coin and configured ERC20 tokens on these networks.

EthereumETH for fees
BaseETH for fees
ArbitrumETH for fees
OptimismETH for fees
PolygonPOL for fees
BNB ChainBNB for fees

Choose the receiving network first. A shared address does not move assets between networks.

SolanaPHRASE-BASED WALLETS

A separate Solana address.

A newly created wallet or an imported recovery phrase provides both EVM and Solana addresses. Importing an EVM private key provides an EVM address only.

View your SOL balance and receive SOL.
Use supported SOL/USDC cross-chain routes in Exchange.
Keep SOL on Solana for network fees.

Same-chain Solana swaps and arbitrary Solana instructions are currently unavailable.

02 — MAKE IT YOURS

A clear start.
Control at every step.

Sign in to your BFIA account to enter the wallet workspace. Your account login and wallet device password serve different purposes.

Create or import.

Create a new 12-word recovery-phrase wallet. Or bring a valid 12- or 24-word English phrase, an EVM private key, or your BFIA encrypted backup.

Back it up.

Write down your recovery words offline and complete the backup check. Keep an encrypted JSON backup and its password separately. BFIA cannot recover lost keys for you.

Unlock. Review. Sign.

Unlock with your device password. Select the network, check all transfer details and confirm with your password before signing. The wallet locks when the tab is hidden or after inactivity.

Keep your recovery phrase private—even from BFIA. After changing your device password, download a new encrypted backup; older backup files still need their original password.

03 — WALLET MEETS EXCHANGE

Ready for
BFIA Exchange.

Connect BFIA Wallet in Exchange, share your public addresses with your approval, and review supported swap requests in the wallet confirmation window.

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BFIA WalletExchange

Find an available route.

KyberSwap and Relay are the active providers. Supported routes depend on the asset pair, networks and an executable quote.

Check before you confirm.

Review the output, destination address, fees and any token approval. Approvals and swaps require separate confirmations.

Already use another wallet? Exchange also supports compatible external EVM and Solana browser wallets.

04 — BEFORE YOU ADD FUNDS

Know the details.

Self-custody gives you control of your keys. It also makes your backup and each transaction review your responsibility.

Transfers and network fees

BFIA charges no wallet transfer fee. Blockchain network fees still apply, and the final amount depends on network conditions. Keep the correct native coin on the selected network to cover gas.

Exchange fees are separate

Swaps may include BFIA, provider, liquidity-pool and network fees. Review the quote and available network-cost estimates before signing. Approvals and failed transactions can still cost gas.

Supported assets and features

The wallet works with configured assets; it does not offer custom token import, native Bitcoin, hardware-wallet signing or arbitrary dapp connections. BFIA does not provide bank-card purchases, fiat deposits or fiat withdrawals.

Browser and service limits

BFIA Wallet is a public-beta web hot wallet without an independent security audit. Browser security matters. Network providers can be rate limited or unavailable; balances and routes may temporarily fail to load.

05 — A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Wallet questions,
answered.

The essentials about access, recovery and supported networks.

What is BFIA Wallet?

BFIA Wallet is a self-custody browser wallet within BFIA. It supports configured EVM assets and a separate Solana address for recovery-phrase wallets. You can view balances, receive assets, send supported EVM assets and approve supported BFIA Exchange transactions. It is a web hot wallet, not a custodial account or hardware wallet.

Do I need a BFIA account?

This product page is public. A BFIA account is required to enter the wallet and trading workspaces. Your account password signs you into BFIA; a separate device password unlocks the encrypted wallet in this browser. Signing in does not unlock the wallet or authorize a transaction.

Can I import my existing wallet?

You can import a valid 12- or 24-word English recovery phrase, an EVM private key, or a BFIA encrypted JSON backup with its password. Phrase imports use the first EVM account at m/44'/60'/0'/0/0 and the Solana account at m/44'/501'/0'/0'. Custom derivation paths, BIP39 passphrases and multiple-account selection are not supported. Check that the restored addresses match the accounts you expect before adding funds.

What if I lose my device password or clear browser data?

BFIA cannot reset your device password or recover your keys. Your recovery phrase or private key can restore access in a compatible wallet. An encrypted backup also needs the password used when that file was created. Clearing browser data removes the saved local vault, so keep a separate recovery backup before doing so.

Does BFIA Wallet support Solana swaps?

Recovery-phrase wallets provide a Solana address. In BFIA Exchange, SOL and USDC can use supported cross-chain routes through Relay when an executable quote is available. Same-chain Solana swaps are currently unavailable. An imported EVM private key does not create a Solana address; you can instead use a phrase-based wallet or connect a compatible external Solana wallet in Exchange.

Where are my keys and transaction history stored?

The encrypted vault is saved in this browser, scoped to your BFIA account. The application does not send your recovery phrase, private key or device password in network requests. Public addresses, balance requests and signed transactions pass through BFIA and network providers. Local Activity shows outgoing transfers from this browser; use the block explorer for incoming transfers and activity from other devices.

YOUR WALLET. YOUR NEXT MOVE.

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