Funding Your Wallet

You can add crypto funds to your wallet by buying it from an exchange and transferring to your wallet or by receiving it from another wallet.

We recommend adding MATIC as you get started.

A small amount of MATIC is required to send transactions on Polygon, while ETH is required to send transactions on Ethereum. These blockchain related transaction fees are called "Gas Fees" and are not controlled or set by us.

For additional information, please read our article, Understanding Network Fees.

Buying From Exchanges

Buying crypto from exchanges is relatively straight forward, but does require an account and usually identity verification.

We'll walkthrough how to do it on two popular exchanges, Coinbase and Binance.

Buy crypto from Coinbase
  1. Set up an account on Coinbase.com.

  2. Select to Buy / Sell.

  3. Select which cryptocurrency you'd like to purchase.

    • We recommend buying a small amount of Polygon MATIC first.

  4. Enter an amount to buy either in your chosen cryptocurrency or your local fiat currency.

  5. Select or add your payment method.

  6. Click Preview Buy to review your purchase before confirming it.

  7. When ready to proceed, click Buy to complete your purchase.

Learn more on the Coinbase Help Center

Buy crypto from Binance
  1. Set up an account on Binance.com.

  2. Select to Buy Crypto, which will show the available options in your country.

  3. Select which cryptocurrency you'd like to purchase.

    • We recommend buying a small amount of Polygon MATIC first.

  4. Enter an amount to buy either in your chosen cryptocurrency or your local fiat currency.

  5. Click Continue and when prompted, select or add your preferred payment method.

  6. Click Continue to review and confirm your purchase.

  7. When ready to proceed, click Confirm to complete your purchase.

Learn more on the Binance Help Center

Transferring From Exchanges To Your Wallet

After successfully buying some crypto on an exchange, you can then send it to your wallet by copying your wallet's public address and pasting it into your crypto exchange's send payment flow.

We'll walkthrough how to do it on two popular exchanges, Coinbase and Binance.

Transfer funds from Coinbase to your wallet

First you'll need to locate your wallet address.

  1. From the Revelator Wallet mobile app, tap Receive on the home tab.

  2. Tap your wallet address to copy it.

Now switch over to Coinbase.com

  1. Sign in to your account and from the Dashboard, select Pay.

  2. Enter an amount you'd like to send.

  3. Select Pay with and choose the cryptocurrency to send.

  4. Paste in your copied wallet address.

  5. Select Continue to review the details.

  6. Select Send now.

Learn more on the Coinbase Help Center

Transfer funds from Binance to your wallet

First you'll need to locate your wallet address.

  1. From the Revelator Wallet mobile app, tap Receive on the home tab.

  2. Tap your wallet address to copy it.

Now switch over to Binance.com

  1. Sign in to your account and from the menu select Wallet -> Overview.

  2. Click Withdraw.

  3. Select the cryptocurrency you want to withdraw from Binance to your wallet.

  4. Select the network (if required). Your Artist Wallet can display assets on Ethereum, Polygon and Binance blockchain networks.

  5. Paste in your copied wallet address.

  6. Enter the withdrawal amount to see the corresponding transaction fees and the final amount you will receive.

  7. Click Withdraw to proceed.

Learn more on the Binance Help Center

Receiving From Another Wallet

If you have a friend or collaborator who is willing to send you some crypto, then you can send them your public wallet address or let them scan your QR code.

Receive from another wallet

First you'll need to locate your wallet address.

  1. From the Revelator Wallet mobile app, tap Receive on the home tab.

  2. Tap your wallet address to copy it.

From another wallet:

  1. Paste your wallet address as the recipient in the other wallets send transaction flow.

  2. Select the cryptocurrency and amount to send.

  3. Confirm and send the transaction

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