Wallets

Wallets live inside groups so you can separate campaigns, chains or teams without mixing keys.

Groups

Groups are color coded lists. Each one shows how many wallets it holds and a balance summary when you refresh against an RPC.

Create a group

1. Open Wallets.

2. In the left panel, click New Group.

3. Enter a name.

4. Confirm creation.

New wallet group dialog

Manage groups

• Edit: pencil icon on the group row. Update the name.

• Delete: trash icon. Deleting a group removes its wallets from Quasarr, so export anything you still need first.

Select a group in the list to load its wallets in the table on the right.

Wallet groups and table

Create wallets

1. Select the target group.

2. Click New Wallet in the toolbar (the button stays disabled until a group is selected).

3. Enter how many wallets to generate and an optional alias prefix.

4. Create the batch.

Fresh wallets have zero balance until you fund them on chain.

Import wallets

1. Select the group that should receive the imports.

2. Click Import.

3. Paste a private key for a single import or use batch mode with one key per line.

4. For batch lines you can use alias,privatekey if you want readable names next to keys.

Imported keys are stored encrypted inside the app data directory. They are never logged in plain text by the app.

Import wallets dialog

Export wallets

1. Select rows with the checkboxes in the table (header checkbox selects all visible rows).

2. Click Export.

3. Pick a save location.

Exported files contain private keys. Store them offline, encrypt them if you can and never commit them to git or cloud drives you do not trust.

Balances

1. Choose an RPC in the secondary toolbar (same strip as the refresh icon).

2. Click the refresh icon next to the RPC dropdown.

Balances reflect that network. Switch RPC if you need another chain.

Row actions

Each wallet row exposes quick actions such as copy address, copy private key and delete. Copying a key sends it to the system clipboard, so clear it or lock your screen if you share the machine.

Tips

• One group per campaign reduces the chance you send the wrong batch.

• Refresh balances after large moves or bridge events.

• If a button stays grayed out, confirm you selected a group or the right number of rows for that action.

Related

• RPC for endpoints

• Tasks for running work against these wallets