See my plan
Non-custodial · You sign every transaction

See the plan to move your crypto — before you sign anything.

Move assets to another wallet, or consolidate them into one network or token. Review the route and estimated costs before you sign.

See my planConnecting is read-only. Nothing moves until you sign.

MovingWallet is not a wallet, a bridge or an exchange. It builds the plan; you sign it from the wallet you already use.

THE PLANTEMPLATE
assets selected—
networks involved—
steps in order—
estimated cost—
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Is this for you?

Yes, if you want to…
Move many tokens from one wallet to another without preparing each transfer by hand.
Switch to a new wallet — a hardware wallet, for example — and take your assets with you.
Bring assets scattered across networks into one network, or turn several tokens into one.
See the route and the estimated costs before deciding anything.
No, if you need to…
Withdraw from an exchange. Use your exchange's withdrawal page.
Move Bitcoin, or recover a wallet from a seed phrase.
Recover stolen funds or rescue a compromised wallet. We can't do that, and we won't promise it.
Bridge a single token right now. A bridge does that directly.
Move NFTs or Solana assets. Not supported yet.

Your assets are scattered. Your plan doesn't have to be.

Tokens in several wallets and networks, each move a separate decision. A plan turns that into one ordered list you can read top to bottom — and keep afterwards.

Before
After — your plan
step 1 · what leaves—
step 2 · route and provider—
step 3 · estimated cost—
you sign, one by onein your wallet

Two things you can plan

Move

Move to another wallet

Choose the assets and the destination address. The plan lists every transfer, network by network, so you can check it before you sign.

How a move works
  1. Connect the wallet you are leaving.
  2. Pick what to move and where.
  3. Review the plan: transfers, route, estimated costs.
  4. Sign each transaction in your wallet.
  5. Keep the report.
How a move works →
Consolidate

Consolidate into one network or token

Choose a target network or token. The plan shows which swaps or bridges it would use, through which provider, and the estimated cost of each step.

How consolidating works
  1. Connect your wallet.
  2. Choose the target network or token.
  3. Review the plan: steps, providers, estimated costs.
  4. Sign each transaction in your wallet.
  5. Keep the report.
How consolidating works →

One thing at a time: moving to another wallet and converting are planned separately.

How it works

Three steps. Every transaction is yours to approve.

  1. 01
    Connect, read-only

    MovingWallet reads your balances on the supported networks. Nothing is touched.

  2. 02
    Review your plan

    You see the steps, the route and the estimated costs. Change your selection or walk away — nothing has happened yet.

  3. 03
    Sign from your own wallet

    Each transaction is built unsigned and presented to you. MovingWallet coordinates the order and records what happened.

What you pay

Your plan shows the estimated costs before you sign. Network and provider costs can change. If a MovingWallet fee applies, it is shown separately.

Network gas
Paid to the network for the transactions you sign. MovingWallet does not set the gas price.
Swaps and bridges
May use third-party providers, which have their own costs. MovingWallet doesn't control them and doesn't operate its own bridge.
MovingWallet fee
If one applies, you see it as its own line before you sign.

These are estimates. Final network and provider costs can differ when each transaction is executed.

Security & signing questions

Do you ever hold my keys or funds?
No. Your keys stay in your wallet. MovingWallet cannot move anything on your behalf.
What exactly do I sign?
Each transaction in the plan, one by one, in your own wallet, where you can read it before approving.
What if I stop halfway?
Transactions you already signed stay on-chain; the rest simply don't happen. The report shows which steps completed and which didn't.
Will the cost match the estimate?
Not necessarily. Gas and provider costs move; the plan gives you an estimate before you sign.
Does it sign fewer transactions for me?
No. You still approve each one. MovingWallet saves you the preparation, not the signature.

Non-custodial by design

MovingWallet coordinates; it never takes custody.

We never hold your keys They stay in your wallet.
You sign every transaction Nothing moves without your signature.
Route and estimated costs up front Shown before you sign, with the provider used.
Checks before execution A plan can be blocked — for example, if there isn't enough gas or a token is flagged — instead of letting you sign something that would fail.

Every run leaves a record you can keep

No black box: a report you can download and a hashed record of the run.

Downloadable report What was planned and what happened, with every transaction hash.
CSV export Download a Koinly-compatible CSV.
Hashed run record The portfolio snapshot, the plan and the execution result are stored as files, each with a SHA-256 hash listed in the run's manifest.

Supported networks

EthereumEthereumBaseBaseArbitrumArbitrumOptimismOptimismPolygonPolygonAvalancheAvalanchezkSync ErazkSync Era

Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche and zkSync Era. Others are not supported yet.

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Building a wallet, an app or a treasury tool?

Your users face the same problem: assets spread across wallets and networks, and no readable plan before signing. Inside a company it is worse, because the person moving the funds is rarely the only person who needs to understand the move.

What we are working toward is that the readable plan can be pointed at from somewhere else — so a wallet, a dashboard or an operations tool can show what a move would do before anyone signs. That is a direction, not a product you can buy today.

What this means for teams

Getting started

Is MovingWallet a wallet?
No. You keep using your own wallet; MovingWallet prepares the plan and the transactions you sign with it.
Do I need to create an account?
No sign-up. Connect your wallet to continue.
Which wallets can I move to?
Any address you control on a supported network — a hardware wallet, for example.
Can I move NFTs?
Not yet.

See your plan first. Decide after.

Connect read-only and review the route and estimated costs. You stay in control the whole way.

See my plan