// wallet-transfers

Wallet-connected transfers in chat with clear review before approval

txtile.eth brings transfer context into the conversation. Users can send supported tokens from chat while seeing the exact recipient, asset, network, transfer amount, and explorer destination before approving a non-custodial wallet transaction.

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Who it is for

  • →People who split bills, reimburse friends, or coordinate onchain transfers from the same thread where they are chatting.
  • →Crypto teams that need transfer context attached to the conversation where decisions happen.
  • →Users who want less address-copying risk and clearer review before sending funds.

Why txtile.eth is different

  • →Transfer review is plain English and shows the amount, recipient, network, and explorer context before approval.
  • →Recipient trust markers, new-contact warnings, raw-address warnings, and send-limit warnings reduce mistakes.
  • →Transfer history and audit events preserve status, wallet addresses, and transaction hashes.

How it works

  1. 01

    Choose a supported asset and enter the transfer amount.

  2. 02

    Review the recipient, token, network, transfer amount, and warning flags.

  3. 03

    Approve in the wallet; txtile.eth sends the transfer and records the status in chat.

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Frequently asked questions about txtile.eth

How do wallet-connected transfers work in txtile.eth?

A user enters an amount, token, network, and recipient. txtile.eth shows the transfer amount, wallet source, network, recipient address, and explorer context before the user approves the wallet transaction.

Which assets does txtile.eth support?

The app currently supports USDC, USDT, ETH, and SOL transfer flows, with BTC presented as a planned asset in the interface.

Does txtile.eth charge an app fee on transfers?

No. Txtile does not charge an app fee on transfers. Network and gas fees are separate passthrough costs charged by the underlying blockchain network and wallet provider.

Does txtile.eth custody funds or private keys?

No. txtile.eth uses non-custodial wallet approval. Users approve transfers before funds move, and transfer metadata is recorded for visibility and auditability.