Extension Feature Highlights
To view your individual accounts, from the popup view, click your desired account.
Solana, Substrate, and Bittensor networks and token balances are automatically enabled in the wallet. This is different for EVM assets, a pre-selected set of commonly used networks are automatically enabled, in order to conserve browser connection resources.
If your EVM token does not show up automatically, you can try the following:
If your token is on an active network: 1. If a network is active, the token will be scanned automatically when you unlock the wallet 2. Auto scan existing networks (in settings)
If your token is not on an active network: 1. Connect to a dapp on the desired network, which will activate the network OR 2. Go to settings and turn on the network 3. The token will be scanned when you unlock the wallet 4. If this does not work, you can click on auto scan for all networks
To add a custom token manually, more details are described in this article.
Please note that if your desired network is not enabled, Talisman will still automatically pick up the network you are trying to interact with. For example when connecting the wallet to a dApp or Bridge of a not yet imported network you will be prompted if you want to add this network to your Talisman wallet. This is described in further detail in this article. In case you have used some of your tokens for reserving identity, voting or staking that makes them non-transferable, Talisman will group them in the locked section. Tokens that are being vested are also in this category.
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All accounts
In the All Accounts tab, you can view your total portfolio value across every account connected to your Talisman wallet. This value is shown in USD by default.
Below it, you’ll see a breakdown of each asset you hold, along with its current value and status: whether it’s available or locked.
If you click the icon outlined in red below, you can switch how your portfolio is displayed. Instead of viewing your balance in USD, you can view it in another asset such as in BTC, TAO, or other commonly used currencies.
You can also copy the deposit address for any asset by selecting the receive button. Make sure to choose the correct network before sending or receiving funds.
Individual accounts
In addition to the All Accounts view, the individual accounts in your wallet have their own view that lists all assets associated with the respective account. They’re divided according to which network the account is on.
The individual accounts view also allows you to copy the account address directly by clicking the Receive button. Just select the asset and finally the chain you want to get the address of.
Sending Funds
Using the Send button will allow you to initiate sending funds to other accounts.. There are many different ways to initiate sending of funds. Check them out in Sending Funds.
Buy Crypto
Use the integrated fiat onramp feature to quickly fund your Talisman wallet. Check this article for a guide. This supports multi-chain assets across EVM, Substrate, and Bittensor, with Solana coming soon
One-Click Staking
You can stake your Polkadot and Bittensor assets directly in the Talisman wallet or on the DeFi Portal. We are working to expand the list of available assets. Check How to Stake on Talisman for more information.
Asset overview
If you click in an asset's view you might see the token available on different networks. This is the case if a token is interchangeable across networks. This is done via XCM on substrate based chains and can be compared to a classic bridging mechanism between EVMs.
In that way you are able to keep track of all your account specific holdings of a certain asset without having to manually track it across different networks.
Keep in mind that even though it is technically the same token it still matters which chain you use. So pay attention when copying an address as those are most likely chain specific and you might end up with your funds on an undesired chain.
The navigation bar
The Portfolio section was already explained in this article as the Portfolio is also the main page of the wallet. Check the explanations at the top.
The Staking button directs you to the Talisman Portal on the official Talisman website and once your wallet is connected you can stake and manage your positions from the multi-chain staking dashboard (this will soon be available in the wallet). The staking section of the Talisman Portal is further described in this article.
The Activity button allows you to review the latest transactions submitted by Talisman.
The Full-screen button opens up the Talisman wallet in a full tab. This expanded view can also be accessed through the “more” menu. This feature is further described in this article.
The More menu displays additional useful features available in the wallet. This article provides a brief overview of each feature, with links to detailed guides for further reading. Learn more about the options in this list in this article.
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