Planned self-custody multichain wallet
A self-custody wallet gives the user a central role in protecting keys or recovery information for digital assets.
Public addresses and private recovery
A public address can be shared to receive compatible assets; private keys and recovery words must remain secret. Secure backups matter because losing recovery access can mean losing the assets.
Multichain has limits
Multichain is a planned direction, not support for every blockchain, token or integration. An address can look valid on an incompatible network, so confirm both destination network and asset.
Education with U.center context
U.center provides broader ecosystem and education context. Learning about security and digital assets is useful, but does not replace independent research or professional advice.
All Tap Tap Pay features described here are planned or prelaunch. Issuer, regional support, eligibility and final product details remain to be confirmed.
Questions to consider
Will the wallet be self-custodial?
A self-custody concept is planned; final key recovery and security details are not published.
Does multichain mean every network works?
No. Network and asset support must be confirmed before use.
How can I prepare?
Learn recovery practices, verify addresses and networks, and never share recovery material.