Managing Wallet Addresses

Every wallet created on the Gambit DAC platform has a unique on-chain address — just like a bank account number — used for receiving or sending digital assets on a blockchain. This section shows you how to retrieve your wallet address via the UI or API.


What Is a Blockchain Address?

A blockchain address is a public identifier (e.g. 0xde...) that allows other users or systems to send crypto assets to your wallet. It is:

  • Unique to your wallet

  • Publicly visible on-chain

  • Format-dependent on the blockchain (e.g., EVM-style addresses start with 0x)

  • Safe to share for receiving funds


Option 1: Get Wallet Address via the Platform UI

Step 1: Navigate to the Wallet List

Go to your Asset Wallet page. Under the Wallet section, locate the specific wallet you want to retrieve the address for.

Step 2: Choose your preferred retrieval method

The platform provides two quick ways to get your address directly from the wallet lbist:

  • Copy Icon: Click the copy icon (overlapping squares) next to the truncated address. This instantly copies the full wallet address to your clipboard so you can paste it elsewhere.

  • QR Code Icon: Click the QR code icon to open the Deposit Address window.

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Viewing the Deposit Address Window

If you select the QR code icon, a window will appear displaying a scannable QR code. This is ideal for mobile transactions. You will also find the full text address and an additional copy button within this window.

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Method 2: Get Wallet Address via API

For developers, you can retrieve a wallet address programmatically using our API documentations module.

  • Endpoint:
    GET /v1/wallets/:walletId

  • Instructions:
    Replace :walletId in the endpoint with the unique ID of the target wallet. The unique ID can be retrieve from the API Documentation module under Reference segment.

  • Response:
    A successful request will return a response containing the full wallet address along with its associated metadata.

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