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Overview

To receive stablecoin payments, you need to provide a wallet address. This guide helps you set up and connect a wallet.

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Getting a Wallet

If you don’t have a crypto wallet, you’ll need to create one.

MetaMask

Browser extension and mobile app. Works with Ethereum and compatible networks.

Coinbase Wallet

Mobile app from Coinbase. Easy setup, beginner-friendly.

Rainbow

Mobile app with clean interface. Ethereum and Layer 2 support.

Phantom

For Solana network. Browser extension and mobile app.

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Creating a Wallet

1

Download the wallet app

Get your chosen wallet from the official source (app store or official website).
2

Create a new wallet

Follow the app’s setup process to create a new wallet.
3

Secure your recovery phrase

Write down your recovery phrase and store it safely. This is critical — if you lose it, you lose access to your funds.
4

Set a password

Create a strong password for the wallet app.
5

Get your address

Find your wallet address (starts with 0x for Ethereum, or other formats for other networks).

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Adding Your Wallet to Toku

1

Navigate to Wallets

In Toku, go to Settings > Wallets
2

Click Add Wallet

Select Add Wallet
3

Select network

Choose the network that matches your wallet:
  • Ethereum
  • Polygon
  • Arbitrum
  • etc.
4

Enter your address

Paste your wallet address carefully. Double-check it’s correct.
5

Verify ownership

Complete any required verification (varies by setup).

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Wallet Address Tips

Triple-check your wallet address! Crypto sent to the wrong address cannot be recovered.

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Do

  • Copy and paste — don’t type manually
  • Verify the first and last several characters match
  • Use a self-custody wallet (not an exchange)
  • Keep your recovery phrase safe and private

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Don’t

  • Share your private key or recovery phrase with anyone
  • Use an exchange deposit address (funds may be lost)
  • Rely on memory — always verify the address

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Network Matching

Make sure your wallet supports the network your employer uses: Most EVM-compatible networks (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum) use the same address format.

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Viewing Your Payments

After receiving stablecoin payments:
  1. Open your wallet app
  2. View your balance
  3. See transaction history
  4. The payment should appear within minutes

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Troubleshooting

Make sure you’re viewing the correct network and token. You may need to add the stablecoin token to your wallet’s token list.
If you haven’t received a payment yet, update your address immediately. If a payment was already sent to the wrong address, contact support — recovery depends on the situation.
Add a new wallet in Toku and set it as your primary. Payments will go to the new address starting with the next pay cycle.
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