Wallets

Wallets is the custody layer. Every workspace can create wallets, derive deposit accounts per network and asset, read balances, and move funds under transfer policies and approvals.

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What is live

• Create and archive wallets; derive accounts on enabled networks.
• Balances per wallet and per network, with provider state surfaced as unknown or stale rather than zero.
• Address book with trusted, untrusted, and blocked destinations.
• Transfer policy: allowed and blocked destination addresses, and an approval mode of off, role based, or always.
• Transfers with preview, approval, cancel, and reconciliation.

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Powered by Blockops

Keys are held in Blockops MPC wallet infrastructure. Onstacks provisions a Blockops workspace per Onstacks workspace, so each customer’s wallets are a separate custody domain. Signing never leaves the MPC cluster; Onstacks holds no private keys.