Subwallet is a non-custodial, treasury-funded wallet that allows users to access Web 3.0 and the whole of the Polkadot Ecosystem, offering a wide range of features.

In this article, we introduce the various features and capabilities of Subwallet. Follow each of the links to access a support article specific to that feature.

Subwallet is available as a mobile app for iOS and Android, as a browser extension, and as a web app. In our articles, we cover the mobile app and browser extension, which you can download from Subwallet's official site.

ℹ️ GOOD TO KNOW

If you have any questions about Subwallet or run into any issues and require further assistance, feel free to ask our AI chatbot or contact us.

Alternatively, you can also search Subwallet's documentation or contact their team directly and receive specialized assistance from the team that developed the wallet.

You can contact Subwallet support either by joining their Discord server, on Telegram, or through email.

Subwallet main page overview

ℹ️ INFO

All articles show instructions based on the Subwallet browser extension, but the same instructions apply to the mobile app as well.

In any case where there are differences between the extension and the mobile app, we'll make sure to point them out or provide separate instructions.

Once you have created or imported your first account in Subwallet, you'll be presented with the following screen.

As we navigate through this screen, you can click the links to read instructions for that particular functionality.

1. From this icon, you can open a new screen to adjust the wallet's settings, such as general settings, website access, assets and addresses, community and support, and lock your wallet.

2. At the top of the screen, you'll find all the accounts added in your Subwallet. By clicking on them, a new window will open where you can copy your public address and view the details of each account. You'll also have access to several options:

• Export and back up accounts.
• Create a new account.
• Import an account using a mnemonic phrase, JSON file, private key, or QR code.
• Attach an account from Ledger, Polkadot Vault, Keystone, or watch-only

3. The "bell" icon shows all notifications for your accounts.

4. The "sliders" icon allows you to choose the network displayed on your dashboard and search for a specific token.

5. Click the "sidebar" icon to open your wallet on the right side of the screen. This allows you to browse while keeping your wallet visible.

6. With the little "eye" icon, you can hide or show your balance

7. With the "copy" icon, you can receive funds in your account(s).

8. With the "send" icon, you can transfer funds from your account(s).

9. With the "swap" icon, you can swap your tokens.

10. From the "cart" icon, you can buy crypto with fiat.

11. From each of the token bars, you can see details about this token in your portfolio, like the various chains you have this token on, as well as details of the balance distribution. 

12. Click on "Tokens" to access the main portfolio page.

13. The "NFTs" button will take you to the NFT screen, where you can access the NFTs in your account(s).

14. From the "Earning" button, to stake your tokens or manage your existing stake.

15. Click on the "Missions" button to have access to some challanges and earn rewards.

16. Finally, through the "History" button, you can view your transaction history.

Differences in mobile app

In the mobile app, the "History" button is replaced by the "dApps" button. You can find the "History" button above your token balances:

If you tap on the "dApps" button, you can browse a plethora of dApps in the Polkadot ecosystem. Navigating to any one of them will allow you to connect your Subwallet and use it with your Subwallet accounts:

‼️ IMPORTANT

The above is not an exhaustive list of features that Subwallet may offer. If you need assistance with a feature not listed in the articles above, we recommend browsing Subwallet's documentation or contacting their support team.