How to use
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EZ Wallet stands out as a fast, secure and reliable solution for managing your cryptocurrency assets. Whether you need to store, receive, send, or exchange digital currencies, EZ Wallet provides all the functionalities of a standard crypto wallet.
The unique advantage of EZ Wallet lies in its simplicity, living up to its name. Creating and using an EZ Wallet is effortlessly quick, taking mere seconds to set up. Once created, your EZ Wallet is instantly operational.
Additionally, EZ Wallet employs a JSON file to securely store your private key, conveniently saving it on your device's local file system. This ensures swift access to your wallet at your convenience.
JavaScript Object Notation, also known as JSON, acts like a structured storage system.
JSON file is designed to keep data organized and easily readable, making it a go-to format for exchanging information between web applications and servers or for long-term data storage.
In our context, the JSON file will serve as a repository for essential details like the User URL, wallet address, and a securely encrypted version of the private key.
To create an EZ Wallet, simply follow these steps:
Go to the EZ Wallet creating site:
Draw anything you want until the process reaches 100% completion.
Click "Start using".
The site will prompt you to save wallet information.
Opt for "Save," and your EZ Wallet is now successfully generated.
Please be aware:
Opting for "Save" will generate a JSON file. You must download this file to unlock your wallet's functionality.
Choosing "No, thanks" means no JSON file is created. Although the wallet is technically created, without the file, you won't be able to access or utilize any of its features.
Make sure to save the JSON file and the wallet URL. Pay special attention to the JSON file, as it holds the key to accessing and using your EZ Wallet.
If you stop drawing before it reaches 100%, the process pauses at the percentage you left off. When you resume, it continues from where you stopped.
However, if you close the page before it hits 100%, the whole process is canceled.
No, you don't need to. The drawing is merely a method used to create the EZ Wallet.
It's similar to clicking the "Create wallet" button on other crypto wallets, just a more enjoyable process!
The JSON file is arguably the most critical component for using EZ Wallet, as it contains the wallet's private key, enabling access for the user.
Upon successful creation of the EZ Wallet, the next step is importing the JSON file into the wallet to start using it.
Access the settings menu located in the top right corner.
Navigate to "Import connection file."
Select the JSON file corresponding to your EZ Wallet.
Once you've successfully imported the JSON file into the EZ Wallet, your browser will store this information.
Subsequently, you won't need to re-import the JSON file for the linked EZ Wallet when using the same device.
Each EZ Wallet possesses a distinct URL and JSON file. You only need to import the JSON file for each individual wallet once on a given device.
Several EZ Wallets can function simultaneously on a single device, providing you the flexibility to create as many as required. Yet, it's crucial to effectively manage and oversee these wallets on your device.
Certainly! To access your EZ Wallet on another device, ensure you have both the EZ Wallet URL and the corresponding JSON file available on that device.
The process for using the EZ Wallet remains consistent:
Access the EZ Wallet URL.
Import the JSON file.
Remember, once you import the JSON file into the EZ Wallet on a specific device, the browser used to access it will remember the action.
Consequently, the device gains ongoing access to the EZ Wallet from that point forward.
On your mobile device, you'll find the JSON file in the download folder.
For laptops, desktops, or Mac devices, the JSON file is stored in the download folder of the browser used to save it.
Keeping track of your EZ wallet URL is essential. However, if you happen to forget it, the URL is stored in the JSON file for safekeeping.
Accessing a JSON file can differ depending on your device, but the procedures are typically straightforward.
Upon accessing the file, locating the "userUrl" will swiftly guide you to your EZ Wallet URL.
Losing the JSON file is a serious problem. The JSON file is a vital piece of data that stores your EZ Wallet information. Without it, you cannot access your EZ Wallet.
Here are two scenarios that can happen if you lose the JSON file:
You have imported the JSON file into EZ Wallet on your device. In this case, you are lucky because the browser keeps the JSON file in its cache and your EZ Wallet works fine. But be careful not to clear the cache. If you do, you will lose your EZ Wallet forever.
You have not imported the JSON file into EZ Wallet on your device. In this case, you are out of luck. It's as if the EZ Wallet never existed in the first place.
Unfortunately, once the JSON file is gone, it's gone for good. Therefore, it's crucial to keep your JSON file secure.
To entirely erase an EZ Wallet from a device:
If the JSON file has never been imported into the EZ Wallet, just delete the JSON file.
If the JSON file has been imported, in addition to deleting the JSON file, you'll also need to clear the cache in the browser where the JSON file was imported.
The EZ Wallet is a convenient and secure way to store and manage your digital assets.
You can access it on both Android and iOS devices, as well as Window laptops, desktops, and Mac computers.
Accessing your EZ Wallet address is straightforward—just click on the QR code.
Once there, you can decide whether to let the sender scan the QR code directly or copy and forward the address to them.
To initiate token transfer:
Choose the token you intend to send.
Enter the recipient's wallet address.
Specify the number of tokens for the transfer.
Optionally, select the transaction speed (Note: Faster speed incurs a higher gas fee).
Click "Send" to complete the process.
For token swapping or bridging:
Choose your token.
Navigate to the "Exchange" tab.
Enter the number of tokens you wish to swap or bridge.
Choose the desired Chain and Token for the swap or bridge.
Click "Confirm Transfer" to proceed.
To send an NFT:
Go to the NFT tab.
Choose the NFT you wish to send.
Click "Send".
Enter the recipient's wallet address.
Optionally, select the transaction speed.
Click "Send" to complete the process.
To put an NFT up for sale on the OpenSea marketplace:
Choose the NFT you wish to list.
Click the OpenSea icon.
Set the price for the NFT.
Click "Next".
Wait for the listing process to finalize.
If an NFT listed on OpenSea remains unsold, you can cancel the listing at any time by following these steps:
Choose the listed NFT.
Click the OpenSea icon.
Select "Cancel listing".
Confirm your decision.
Wait for the cancellation process to finish.
