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Hold, move and swap assets on seven networks. Choose whether Aurix looks after your keys or you do, or use both side by side.
Two ways to hold the same assets. Start wherever you are comfortable and move across when it suits you.
Sign in with an email address and two-factor code. Aurix holds the keys, so a lost device does not mean lost funds.
Keys are created or imported on your device and encrypted there. By default an encrypted recovery copy is also kept, which Aurix support can open after a recovery request. You can turn that off.
If you turn recovery off, your recovery phrase is the only way back into your vault and support cannot restore it. Either way, write it down and keep it offline. How recovery works.
Four steps. On a desktop or tablet this section scrolls sideways as you move down the page; on a phone, swipe through the cards.
Two ways in, both handled on your device:
Aurix never receives a phrase or key in readable form. If recovery is on, an encrypted copy is uploaded. Don't import a phrase you really use into this test version.
Importing a wallet does not create a transaction and costs nothing. Your addresses stay the same, so there is no need to tell anyone you have switched apps.
Every supported coin in a single list, with its network and a total in your own currency.
Exchange coins in your Account on the same network. The quote and fees are shown before you confirm. Vault swaps come later, and swaps in this test version are simulated.
Scan a QR code or paste an address. Aurix checks the format against the chain you have selected and warns you before anything leaves the wallet.
A record of everything that has moved, with filters, status and a direct link to the block explorer.
A wallet encrypted on your device with its own password, asked for every send. It locks itself after the time you choose.
This version runs only on test networks with coins that have no value, so you can try everything end to end.
Yes. Both appear in the same app, and each keeps its own balances and history. Transfers between them are ordinary on-chain transactions.
Network fees are set by the chain you are using and are shown before you confirm. Any Aurix service fee is listed in the same breakdown, with no amount hidden in the rate.
If recovery is on, you can ask support to restore your vault after a 2FA check, approval and a waiting period. If it is off, the phrase is the only way back in. The custodial Account doesn't use a phrase at all.
They are the same wallet when you import the same phrase, or sign in to the same custodial account. Nothing is synced automatically between self-custody installs.
Install Aurix, create a test wallet, and see how it behaves before you move anything of value.