Asset Wallet Creation

This guide outlines the step-by-step procedure for generating a new digital asset wallet within the Gambit Custody platform. Users can create standard hot wallets or choose to provision a cold storage framework depending on their enterprise configuration requirements.


Step 1: Open the Creation Interface

  1. Navigate to the left-hand sidebar menu and click on the Asset Wallets tab.

  2. From the main dashboard, click the amber + Create Asset Wallet button situated in the top-right corner.

💡 Note: If you need to view previously decommissioned facilities, the Archived Wallet repository button is located directly adjacent to the creation tool.

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Step 2: Configure Wallet Parameters

Upon clicking the button, a Create Asset Wallet pop-up modal will display. Complete the parameters as shown in the example:

  1. Asset Selection: Click the Asset drop-down menu and choose your desired cryptocurrency or digital token
    (e.g., BNB_TEST).

  2. Wallet Naming: Input a unique, recognizable identifier into the Asset Wallet Name field. It is best practice to name the wallet based on its functional operational purpose (e.g., BNB Wallet Creation Sample).

  3. Security Architecture (Optional): If your enterprise security policy demands offline security architecture, you may opt to configure this allocation as a cold custody facility by ticking the Enable Cold Wallet checkbox.

  4. Click the yellow Next button to advance.

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Step 3: Verification of Successful Deployment

To verify deployment authority and secure the account ecosystem, the platform enforces a mandatory multi-factor validation check. Once authenticated, the system redirects back to the primary module window.

Your new allocation will appear dynamically within the tracking ledger, displaying:

  • The assigned Name (BNB Wallet Creation Sample).

  • The underlying Asset category type (BNB / BNB_TEST).

  • The real-time Balance status (defaulting to a starting position of 0 tokens / $0.00 USD).

  • A definitive chronological audit record under the Created At timestamp column.

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