C4T Wallet focuses on the essentials of self-custody: holding, moving and exchanging assets across networks, accessing perpetual trading, and reaching third-party services through a clear access layer.
Create or restore a wallet and manage everything from a single portfolio view: balances, assets, networks and recent activity.
Hold and manage assets across supported networks from a single, consistent interface. Send and receive with network-specific addresses, all from one non-custodial wallet.
Generate and share a receiving address per supported network, with QR display and clear network warnings before receiving funds.
A clean transfer flow with address input, QR scanning, amount entry, fee display and a full review step before broadcasting.
Convert assets and move value across supported networks through an exchange-style flow inside the wallet.
Swap and bridge routing may be powered by third-party providers.
Link your wallet to supported third-party apps and services through a secure, user-approved connection flow.
Get real-time alerts for transactions, confirmations, and wallet activity directly on your device.
Protect the wallet with a six-digit passcode, optional Face ID or biometrics, and automatic locking after inactivity.
Access integrated third-party perpetual trading destinations directly from the wallet through the wallet access layer.
Trading conditions, execution, and availability are managed by the relevant third-party platform.
Review token spending permissions granted to smart contracts and revoke the ones you no longer need.
Follow wallet activity with a transaction history covering transfers, swaps and contract interactions.
Back up your recovery phrase and restore your wallet on a new device. The phrase remains your responsibility.
Protect local access with a passcode and device biometrics, with automatic locking after inactivity.
C4T Wallet gives you access to integrated third-party perpetual trading destinations. The wallet remains non-custodial: trading execution, terms, and conditions are handled by the relevant third-party platform.
Trading digital assets involves risk. Leverage, where available through third-party services, may significantly increase the risk of loss. Users must review the terms and risk disclosures of the relevant third-party provider before engaging with any trading activity.
