Wallet
Demeter gives every user a custodial wallet. The private key is encrypted and used only to sign the transactions you approve. You can export it whenever you want — it's your wallet.
Wallet menu
From the wallet menu you can:
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Generate New | Create a brand‑new wallet. |
| Import | Add a wallet from an existing private key. |
| Balance | Show native balance and token balances. |
| Send | Transfer the native token to another address. |
| Export | Reveal the private key (see below). |
| Set Preferred | Choose which wallet is used for LP / swap actions. |
Your preferred wallet is the one used for adding liquidity, swapping, and managing positions. The first wallet you create is preferred by default; switch anytime with Set Preferred.
Multiple chains, one setup
- EVM chains — a single EVM address works across every supported EVM network, so you don't need a separate wallet per chain.
- Solana — a separate Solana keypair is created automatically alongside your wallet.
Exporting your key
Choose Export to reveal your private key. A few things to know:
- The key is shown once, in a message that is auto‑deleted after a short time for safety.
- Exports are logged (that an export happened — never the key itself).
- Anyone with your private key controls the funds. Store it somewhere safe and never share it.
The exported key is in the standard format for its chain (EVM hex, or Solana base58), so you can import it into wallets like MetaMask or Phantom.
Sending funds
Send transfers the native token (e.g. ETH, SOL) to any address. Demeter estimates the network fee and asks you to confirm before broadcasting.
To move ERC‑20 / SPL tokens (not the native token), use the swap or liquidity flows, or export your key to a full wallet app. Native‑token send is built in; arbitrary token send may not be.