> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pythas.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Wallets

> Blockchain wallet addresses assigned to your account for receiving or sending USDC and USDT via Fireblocks.

A wallet in Pythas is a blockchain address assigned to your account for receiving or sending USDC and USDT. All wallets are managed through Fireblocks custodial infrastructure.

<Info>
  Pythas does not create wallets on the client's behalf. A client-dedicated operational wallet is provisioned via Fireblocks upon account activation. The client does not hold private keys.
</Info>

## Wallet whitelisting

If you want to send stablecoins from your own external wallet to Pythas for an off-ramp transaction, that address must be whitelisted before use. Submit the wallet address during onboarding via the MetaMap form field.

Modifications to a whitelisted wallet require a formal request and compliance review. Pythas reserves the right to remove a wallet from the whitelist if compliance concerns arise.

## Supported networks

| Network      | USDC | USDT | Speed  | Gas cost | Notes                                       |
| ------------ | ---- | ---- | ------ | -------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| **Ethereum** | Yes  | Yes  | 15 sec | Higher   | Maximum institutional liquidity             |
| **Polygon**  | Yes  | Yes  | 2 sec  | Very low | Recommended for frequent transactions       |
| **Base**     | Yes  | Yes  | 2 sec  | Very low | Coinbase L2 — growing adoption              |
| **Tron**     | Yes  | Yes  | 3 sec  | Low      | High adoption in Latam and Asia OTC markets |

<Warning>
  Always confirm the network with your Pythas account manager before sending. Transfers sent to an incorrect network or unsupported address may be **permanently lost**. Pythas is not liable for client-initiated transfer errors.
</Warning>
