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Show your wallet addresses and PayPal link on your profile so people can tip you. Visitors tap the icon to copy the address (or open PayPal) — the raw text is never shown on the public page.
Wallets & PayPal panel

What’s on the panel

The Wallets & PayPal section has five fixed inputs — no add / remove, no per-wallet labels, no chain picker. Leave any field blank to hide that chip on the public page.
FieldFormat expected
Ethereum (ETH)0x…
Bitcoin (BTC)bc1… or legacy 1… / 3…
Litecoin (LTC)ltc1… or legacy L… / M…
Solana (SOL)Base58 address (32–44 chars)
PayPalhttps://paypal.me/… or https://www.paypal.com/…
Other chains (XMR / DOGE / TON / USDC / ENS, etc.) are not in this panel. The schema only persists these four addresses + PayPal.

How visitors interact

On the public profile, each filled field renders as a small icon chip. Tapping it:
  • Crypto — copies the address to the clipboard.
  • PayPal — opens your PayPal link in a new tab.
Addresses are never displayed as raw text — there’s no QR code generated from this panel either. People paste the copied address into their own wallet app.

Custom variant

The panel also persists cryptoWalletIconVariant (white / black / default) — this lets the icon row pick a contrast variant when your card has a particular background. There is no upload-your-own-wallet-icon feature.

Tips

  • Triple-check addresses. Crypto sends are irreversible. We don’t validate addresses against the chain.
  • Use a fresh address for tips so the wallet you actually keep funds in stays unexposed.
  • The PayPal field is just a URL — it can point at paypal.me, a paypal.com checkout, or a hosted button.

Common questions

Not from this panel. The dashboard only persists ETH / BTC / LTC / SOL / PayPal. For other chains, add a custom social link chip on Social links pointing at a public address page (e.g. an explorer URL) — visitors won’t be able to one-tap copy, but they can read it.
The icon chip is, yes — and tapping it copies the address. Anyone visiting your profile can copy your tip address.
Not on this panel — the inputs don’t take labels. Use one address per chain and pick the wallet you want public.
There’s no QR code on the public profile for these tip chips. The address copies to the clipboard on tap.