Wallet Management

The Wallets tab is where you create, import, inspect, and operate wallets.

Supported chains

MUTX supports the following blockchains. Pick one when you create a wallet, then pick the network you want to work on.

Every wallet routes through the managed MUTX RPC proxy by default (https://<network>.<blockchain>.rpc.mutx.net). You only need to provide your own RPC if you want to use a private provider. That override is set per wallet from the wallet details page.

New wallets default to a testnet for the chain you pick, which is the safest place to try operations.

Create a wallet

From the Wallets tab:

1. Press n
2. Pick the chain (Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Smart Chain)
3. Pick the network for that chain (mainnet or the matching testnet)
4. Enter a wallet name
5. Choose how the wallet should be protected

Import a wallet

Press i to import from a seed phrase or private key. The chain and network picker work the same way as in the create flow.

Protection modes

• Password (default) — Requires a password for sensitive operations.
• KeyFile — Uses the contents of a local file or an HTTPS URL as the encryption password.
• Cleartext — No password; suitable only for temporary test wallets.

Common actions

With a wallet selected, the default shortcuts are:

• r show receive address
• t transfer the native asset (SOL, ETH, MATIC, BNB, depending on chain)
• s open swap flow (Solana only)
• b refresh balances immediately
• h show transaction history
• o toggle token account view
• z close empty token accounts (Solana only)
• x export seed phrase or private key
• m rename wallet
• p pin or unpin wallet in the sidebar
• d delete wallet

Operations that are Solana-specific (swap, close empty token accounts) are disabled on EVM wallets.

Auto-refresh

Balances and token lists refresh automatically in the background, by default every 30 seconds. After you submit a transaction the refresh briefly accelerates (1s, 3s, 10s, 30s) so the new state appears quickly.

You can still press b for an immediate manual refresh — useful if you sent a transaction from another tool and don’t want to wait for the next tick.

Airdrops

The a shortcut requests faucet funds on a wallet’s testnet, currently supported on Solana devnet and testnet.

Mainnet wallets do not support airdrops.

Unlocking a wallet

A password-protected wallet must be unlocked before it can sign. You can unlock it on demand, ahead of any operation, from the wallet’s detail view:

• u unlock the wallet — opens a duration picker (quick-pick presets like 5m / 15m / 1h / 4h / 12h / 24h / 7d, plus an editable amount and unit for any other value, and a “keep unlocked until I lock it manually” option), then the masked password prompt
• l lock the wallet again
• A toggle auto-approve while the wallet is unlocked
• L (from the wallet list) lock all wallets at once — a panic switch

While a wallet is unlocked, signing happens without re-entering the password, until the unlock window expires or you lock it.

Wallet details

Press Enter on a wallet to inspect wallet-specific settings and network configuration. This is where you set a custom RPC endpoint for that single wallet, view its full address, see per-wallet metadata, and manage the wallet’s lock state (see Unlocking a wallet).