What is my EOS address?
If you want to add your EOS wallet to track in Emma, we need you to enter your EOS address to get your wallet information.
We only request view permissions. This does not give us access to your private keys not the ability to move your funds. This just allows us to display your wallet holdings in Emma 🪙
Your EOS wallet address is typically a 12-character string that consists of letters and numbers. It’s usually formatted as a unique name, which can resemble something like a combination of a username and a numerical suffix.
Here's an example format of a EOS address:
username123456
If you're using a mobile or desktop Wallet, open your wallet app (like Scatter, Anchor, or Trust Wallet) and navigate to the "Receive" section. Your EOS address will be displayed there, and you can copy it.
If you use a hardware wallet, connect it, open the EOS app, and go to the "Receive" section to find your EOS address.
We only request view permissions. This does not give us access to your private keys not the ability to move your funds. This just allows us to display your wallet holdings in Emma 🪙
What does my EOS address look like?
Your EOS wallet address is typically a 12-character string that consists of letters and numbers. It’s usually formatted as a unique name, which can resemble something like a combination of a username and a numerical suffix.
Here's an example format of a EOS address:
username123456
How do I find my EOS address?
If you're using a mobile or desktop Wallet, open your wallet app (like Scatter, Anchor, or Trust Wallet) and navigate to the "Receive" section. Your EOS address will be displayed there, and you can copy it.
If you use a hardware wallet, connect it, open the EOS app, and go to the "Receive" section to find your EOS address.
Updated on: 19/02/2025
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