How do I manage my verified wallets?

Wallets lists every address you've verified. Open the account menu and select Wallets. Once you've verified a wallet, the top bar's Connect wallet button becomes Wallets too. To verify your first address, see How do I connect and verify a wallet?

Add more addresses

Select Connect a new wallet to verify another address. You can verify up to ten. Each address can be verified on only one nook account. Addresses you verify from the same wallet are listed together under that wallet's name.

What you can do with each address

• See its network, its full address, and whether it's Shown on your profile or Private.
• Turn Show on profile on or off. Either way, the address counts for Holder and Dev labels in token communities.
• Select Copy address.
• Open its balances. A Solana address has a Solana balance link. An EVM address has Ethereum balance, Base balance, BNB Chain balance and Robinhood Chain balance links.
• Select Explorer to open the address on the network's block explorer.
• Select Remove from profile to end its verification.

Wallet holdings

A balance link opens Wallet holdings, a public snapshot of the address. For Ethereum and Solana it lists native and token balances. For Base, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain it shows only the native balance, so use the explorer for tokens. Balances update every minute while the page is open, and exchange balances and staked assets aren't included.

On your profile

Addresses you show are listed under Verified wallets on your profile, with the same balance and Explorer links. Visitors are told that each address was verified with a signed message, which doesn't verify balances, investments or project claims. If all your addresses are private, only you see a note about them, with a Manage wallets link.

Wallet sign-in

The Wallet sign-in section on Wallets is separate from your verified addresses. It lets you sign in to nook with an Ethereum or Solana wallet.

• To turn it on, enter your Current password, choose the wallet and sign a separate message. It isn't available while two-factor authentication is on, or if your account has no password.
• To turn it off, select Turn off wallet sign-in. You may need to sign in again first. If the wallet is your only way to sign in, connect Google, GitHub or Apple in Settings before you turn it off.
• Signing in with a wallet doesn't make its address public, and removing a verified address doesn't turn off wallet sign-in.

Some communities show their own badge beside the names of members with Blue or a Notable figure badge. Those badges don't depend on your wallets or what they hold.