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Use Wallets as the control room for the trading wallets connected to your LaunchBlitz account. From here you can switch between Solana and BNB wallets, add new wallets, search by role or address, organize wallets into collections, move funds, and claim creator fees.
Wallets page with Solana selected, wallet search, Add, Refresh, Transfer, and Claim controls

The Wallets page keeps network selection, search, wallet rows, and wallet actions together.

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What You Can Do Here

  • Create or import Solana wallets for launches and SPL trading.
  • Import BNB wallets for BNB Chain and EVM-based launches.
  • Search by wallet name, address, or role tags such as Dev, Sniper, Bot, and Funding.
  • Move funds with Transfer, or split SOL across a collection with Disperse SOL.
  • Exported or generated private keys may only be shown once, so store them securely before closing the dialog.

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Open Wallets

Open Profile > Wallets from the top navigation. The network selector at the top of the page changes which wallet list and actions you see.
Use Solana for SOL balances, SPL-token launches, Pump.fun-style workflows, wallet collections, creator fee claims, and SOL-specific tools such as Mixer and Disperse SOL.
If a launch flow says a wallet is required, return to this page, switch to the matching network, and add the wallet there.

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Add a Wallet

Click Add to open the wallet dialog.
Add new wallet dialog with network selector, tags selector, name field, private key field, and detected public key preview

Choose the network before entering or generating wallet details.

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Choose the network

Select Solana for Solana launches and SPL-token workflows, or BNB (EVM) for BNB Chain and EVM-based launches.
2

Choose wallet tags

Tags describe how you intend to use the wallet. You can combine tags when a wallet has more than one purpose.
3

Generate or import the key

Generate a new Solana wallet, or paste an existing private key for the selected network. LaunchBlitz previews the detected public key or address before you continue.
4

Name the wallet

Add a short, practical name when it helps you identify the wallet later, such as Dev Main, Bundle 1, or Funding Hot.
Private key field with a masked key, copy controls, warning, and detected public key preview

Confirm the detected address before saving a wallet.

Store private keys securely before closing any generated or exported key view. If you delete a wallet or collection without saving the keys first, you may not be able to recover those wallets.

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Manage Wallets

Wallet rows show the wallet name, tags, balance, address, and available actions. Use the search field to find wallets by name, address, or wallet type. Use Refresh Wallets after funding, transferring, or changing balances elsewhere.
Wallet table with matching results and the row actions menu open

Open the row actions menu for wallet-level tools.

Common row actions

Collections group Solana wallets so you can manage sets together. Use Collections when you want to generate multiple wallets, keep related wallets together, or disperse SOL across a set.Deleting a collection can permanently delete the wallets inside it. Export every private key you need before confirming deletion.

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Move Funds

Use Transfer to move the same amount from selected source wallets to selected destination wallets on Solana or BNB. Use Disperse SOL to split one SOL amount evenly across the wallets in a selected Solana collection. Before moving funds, refresh balances and check that the selected source wallets have enough liquidity for the amount and network fees.

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Mixer

Mixer lets you disperse SOL from one source wallet across selected Solana wallets or groups. Use it when you need custom percent or amount-based distribution from your Wallets workflow.

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Good Wallet Hygiene

Use names that describe the job, not just the chain. Dev Main, Sniper A, Funding Reserve, and BNB Launch are easier to scan than repeated default names.
Keep at least one Solana wallet tagged Dev for launch workflows. Add Sniper, Bot, or Funding tags when those roles match how the wallet is used.
Export and store private keys first, then confirm the wallet or collection is no longer used by any active workflow, preset, or launch plan.