> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developer.electroneum.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developer.electroneum.com/electroneum-stack/zypto-wallet.md). # Zypto Wallet ### Using Zypto with the Electroneum Smart Chain Welcome to the guide on using [Zypto App](https://zypto.com/) with the Electroneum Smart Chain (ETN). Zypto is a non-custodial, multichain wallet. Unlike a general-purpose wallet such as MetaMask, **Zypto ships with the Electroneum network built in,** there are no RPC URLs, chain IDs, or custom networks to configure. You simply install the app, add your wallet, and ETN is ready to use. This guide walks you through moving an existing Electroneum wallet into Zypto using your private key, as well as creating a fresh wallet from scratch. *** #### Getting Started 1. **Install Zypto** * Download Zypto App from the [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/) or [Google Play](https://play.google.com/). It is free and supports 25+ languages. 2. **Open the app** * Launch Zypto and choose to either **create a new wallet** or **import an existing wallet**. 3. **Secure your wallet** * If you create a new wallet, write down your recovery phrase and store it offline. Set up your app PIN and, optionally, biometric login. Zypto is non-custodial, so only you ever control your keys. > **Note:** Because Electroneum is native to Zypto, you do **not** need to add a custom network, RPC endpoint, or chain ID. ETN works out of the box. *** #### Exporting Your Private Key from the Electroneum App > The legacy Electroneum App and `my.electroneum.com` wallets are scheduled to close on **12 July 2026**. To keep control of your funds, export your private key before that date and import it into a Web3-compatible wallet such as Zypto. You can retrieve your private key from the Electroneum App or at [my.electroneum.com/private-keys/process](https://my.electroneum.com/private-keys/process). If your ETN is held in the Electroneum App or at `my.electroneum.com`, first export your private key: 1. **Start the export** * Log in to the Electroneum App and select the **Download Private Key** option, then press **Begin Export**. 2. **Confirm ownership** * Choose **Send Confirmation Email**. Open the email, copy the 6-digit confirmation code, return to the app, and enter it. 3. **Set the PDF password** * Your private key is delivered as a password-protected PDF. The password is your **PIN immediately followed by your account password**, with no spaces. | Your PIN | Your password | Resulting PDF password | | -------- | ------------- | ---------------------- | | 12345 | Password123! | 12345Password123! | 4. **Download the PDF** * Enter your PIN and password, then press **Download** to generate and save the PDF to your device. 5. **Verify and copy the key** * Open the PDF in a browser or PDF viewer and unlock it with the password above. You will see your **public wallet address** and your **private key**. Carefully copy the private key. > **Security:** Your private key grants full access to your funds. Never share it, and store the PDF somewhere secure (ideally offline). *** #### Importing Your Wallet into Zypto With your private key copied, import the wallet into Zypto: 1. **Choose import** * Open Zypto and select the option to **import an existing wallet**, then choose **Import with Private Key**. 2. **Name the wallet** * Give the wallet a recognizable name, for example `ETN Wallet`. 3. **Select the network** * Choose **ETN** as the network. Electroneum is an EVM-compatible chain, so the same private key controls your ETN address. 4. **Paste and import** * Paste the private key into the field and press **Import**. 5. **Confirm** * Once the import completes, your ETN balance appears in Zypto. Your wallet is now fully under your control. *** #### Receiving and Managing ETN **Generating your ETN address** * Select **Receive** from the menu and search for **ETN**. Choose Electroneum to display your unique receiving address and QR code. Use this address to receive ETN and ETN-based tokens from another wallet, an exchange, or one of Zypto's fiat onramps. **Sending ETN** * Select **Send**, enter the recipient address and amount, review the network fee, and confirm. Electroneum's near-zero network fees make ETN inexpensive to transact. **Checking transactions** * View your transaction history inside the app. For detailed on-chain insight, look up your address or transaction hash on the [Electroneum Block Explorer](https://blockexplorer.electroneum.com). *** #### Tips and Best Practices * **Guard your keys:** Your private key and recovery phrase are the only way to access your funds. Anyone with them can take your ETN. Never enter them into untrusted sites or share them with "support" staff. * **Migrate before the deadline:** If you still hold ETN in the legacy Electroneum App or `my.electroneum.com`, export your private key before **12 July 2026**. * **Consider cold storage:** For significant balances, pair Zypto with a hardware wallet for added protection. * **Smart contracts:** When using ETN with dApps, interact only with audited, reputable contracts. *** Zypto provides the fastest path to using Electroneum across a full Web3 ecosystem, wallets, swaps, crypto cards, and bill pay, without any manual network setup. For further assistance, refer to Zypto's support resources and the Electroneum community. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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