Wallet Essentials
Balances
At the very top of the Left Panel you’ll see your total balance, along with the balance of the wallets that you’ve selected from below in parentheses.
You can toggle between SOL and USD at the bottom right of the left panel.
Master Wallet
As mentioned in the Getting Started Guide, every account begins with a Master Wallet, which serves two roles:
It acts as your control wallet, anchoring all other wallets you create.
It functions as your fee wallet, automatically covering transaction fees across the platform.
Because fees are drawn from the Master Wallet, it should always be funded with extra SOL. If the Master Wallet runs out, other wallets cannot execute transactions.
Funding Wallets
To fund wallets, transfer SOL from your exchange or external wallet into the Toka address. Withdrawals are supported at any time, though only SOL can be sent out from Toka wallets and other tokens cannot be withdrawn.
Toka Keys
For security, all wallets in Toka—including the Master Wallet—are generated with Toka Keys, encrypted private keys unique to the platform. These keys cannot be exported to any other platform, and Toka never stores them in its database. Wallets exist only in your browser session, meaning that if cookies are cleared, any non-backed-up wallets will be permanently lost.
* Back up your wallets immediately after creation by downloading the wallet file and storing it securely offline. You can re-import this file later if needed.
Groups
Wallets can be organized into groups, making it easier to coordinate actions across multiple wallets at once.
For example, you might create a group for “Small Buys” or “Sniping Wallets.” Groups are flexible — wallets can be dragged between them or renamed at any time.
Clicking the three dots opens a small menu where you can edit the group name or delete the group.
Grouping is especially useful during deployments, where you need to keep track of which wallets are allocated to dev buys, bundles, or organic trading activity.
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