Wallet by address.

How to connect.

1. In your wallet, tap Receive and choose the network.
2. Copy the address. Check the first and last characters: malware can swap what you copied.
3. In PnL, on the Portfolio tab, tap Wallet → Add address and paste it.

Which address for which network.

• Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Avalanche C-Chain - one 0x address for all of them.
• Bitcoin - the address starts with 1, 3 or bc1.
• Solana, TRON (starts with T) and TON - each network has its own address.

Where the address is in popular wallets.

• MetaMask - tap your account to copy the address. Help
• Phantom - Receive; the Solana address is shown by default, other networks are under the QR code. Help
• Trust Wallet - choose the coin → Receive → Copy. Help
• Tangem - choose the token → Receive → Copy. Help
• Ledger Wallet (formerly Ledger Live) - Receive, choose the account, check the address on the device screen. Help
• Rabby - the 0x address is at the top; tapping it copies it. Download Rabby only from rabby.io: search results are full of fakes.

Ledger and other wallets that rotate addresses.

Ledger and many other wallets give you a new Bitcoin address every time you receive. A single address shows only part of your balance. Paste the extended public key (xpub, ypub or zpub) into PnL instead: it covers all the wallet's addresses. In Ledger Wallet it's in the Bitcoin account settings, under advanced options.

Good to know.

• Never type your seed phrase or private key anywhere except the wallet itself. PnL will never ask for them.
• Sharing an address is safe, but anyone can see its balance in a block explorer: that's how blockchains work.
• PnL keeps addresses on your device.