Managing Wallets

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Create wallets, add networks, organize with tags, and view details in the dashboard.

Create a wallet

IBM Digital Asset Haven uses MPC (Multi‑Party Computation) to secure wallets. There is no single private key. Signing capability is distributed across multiple secure nodes.
  1. Select Wallets in the sidebar.
  2. Select Create Wallet.
  3. Choose the network for the wallet, for example, Ethereum, Polygon, or Bitcoin.
  4. Enter a name for the wallet.
  5. Select Create.
The wallet is created and its address and details are displayed.

Add a network to an existing wallet

If the wallet key type supports multiple networks, you can add additional networks. For example, many EVM chains use the same key scheme.
  1. Select Wallets, then select the wallet.
  2. Select Add Network.
  3. Choose a network to add.
  4. Confirm the operation.
A new address for the selected network is generated from the same underlying key material. No new key is created.Not all networks are compatible with all key types. The dashboard shows only networks that are compatible with the wallet key type.

Name and tag wallets

Rename a wallet
  1. Select Wallets, then select the wallet.
  2. Select the wallet name, or select the edit icon next to the name.
  3. Enter the new name.
  4. Select Save.
Add tags
Tags help you organize wallets and target them with policies.
  1. Select Wallets, then select the wallet.
  2. Select the wallet name to edit.
  3. In the tags field, add one or more tags, for example, treasury, hot-wallet, operations.
  4. Select Save.
Use a consistent tag taxonomy across your organization. Common patterns include:
  • By function: treasury, operations, payroll
  • By risk level: cold-storage, warm-wallet, hot-wallet
  • By network: eth-mainnet, polygon, testnet

Filter wallets

Use filters to find specific wallets.
  1. Select Wallets.
  2. Select the filter icon.
  3. Filter by one or more of the following:
    • Tags. Show wallets with specific tags.
    • Network. Show wallets on specific networks.
    • Status. Show active or inactive wallets.
Use tags to group wallets for operations, audits, or policy reviews. For example, filter by treasury to locate high‑value wallets, or by testnet when preparing QA runs.

View wallet details

Select any wallet to view the following:
  • Address. The wallet blockchain address.
  • Networks. All networks associated with this wallet.
  • Assets. Token balances across all associated networks.
  • History. Incoming and outgoing transactions.
  • Tags. Tags assigned to this wallet.
View balances
The Assets tab shows:
  • Native token balances, for example, ETH and MATIC.
  • ERC‑20 token balances.
  • NFTs on supported networks.
Balances are retrieved from the blockchain. Loading can take several seconds, depending on network conditions and indexer latency. NFT visibility depends on network support. If an NFT does not appear, verify that the network is supported and that the asset conforms to common standards.
View transaction history
The History tab shows:
  • All incoming and outgoing transactions.
  • Transaction status, including pending, confirmed, or failed.
  • Links to block explorers.
Use filters to narrow results by:
  • Direction. In or Out.
  • Date range.
  • Status.
The dashboard resolves status from on‑chain data and may reflect explorer indexing delays. If a transaction appears pending longer than expected, open the block explorer link to confirm chain state.

Export wallet history

Export transaction history as a CSV file.
  1. Select Wallets, then select the wallet.
  2. Open the History tab.
  3. Apply any filters that you need.
  4. Select Export to download a CSV.
CSV content and formatting can vary by dashboard version. If you require specific columns, time zone settings, or a particular delimiter, verify the export format in your environment.