> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.shroud.trade/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Wallets

> As many wallets as you need, from the Wallets tab of Portfolio.

Every account starts with a Solana wallet. Manage all of them from **Portfolio → Wallets**.

## Add wallets

Open **Create** in the Wallets tab:

* **Wallet**: a new wallet in one click.
* **Several wallets**: up to 50 at once, named and numbered, straight into a group.
* **Vanity wallet**: an address that starts or ends with characters you choose.
* **Group**: a new group to sort wallets into.

**Import** brings in a wallet you already hold from its Solana private key.

Wallets you create are covered by your [recovery phrase](https://docs.shroud.trade/accounts.md#recovery-phrase). Imported and vanity wallets are not, so back those up with key export.

## Primary wallet and groups

Your **primary** wallet (the gold star) is the default for deposits, the navbar balance, reward payouts and trading. Star any other wallet to make it primary.

Group wallets by job (launch, bundle, snipe, hold). Drag a wallet onto a group to move it, or drag a box around several to select them together. Trade and launch pickers follow your groups.

## Move funds between wallets

| Action | How |
| - | - |
| Quick send | Drag a wallet's balance chip onto another wallet. The gear sets the percentage and whether to confirm. |
| Distribute | Drag wallets or whole groups into **Source wallets** and **Destination**, pick a percentage, **Send** |
| Send privately | An exchange pays your other wallets out in separate payouts. It holds the SOL while in flight and quotes its own fee before you confirm. |
| Send from many | Up to 100 sources, each with its own recipient and amount |

Each source sends on its own, so one failure never blocks the rest.

## Send out

Use **Transfer** on any wallet row to send SOL or any token. Sending to an address that is not yours asks you to confirm with your sign-in method first.

### Address book

Tick **Save this address for next time** when you confirm a withdrawal. Saved addresses sit beside the **To** field and skip the check next time. Sends between your own wallets never ask.

> [!WARNING]
>
> Sends are final. Check the first and last four characters of every address you paste.

## Volume

The **Volume** tab runs trading loops on your own wallets while you are away:

* **Aging**: buys and sells liquid coins so a fresh wallet gets a trading history.
* **Volume**: the same loops on one coin you choose.
* **Cleanup**: some wallets sell a coin while others buy it back, moving the position between them.

Loops run on each wallet's own SOL and pay the normal trade fee. One activity runs per wallet at a time, and it uses [server signing](#server-signing) on the wallet. Trading volume is not profit.

## Launch wallets

Wallets made for a [launch plan](https://docs.shroud.trade/create.md#launch-plans) live on the **Launch** page, not here. Shroud creates and holds their keys so a plan can run on its own. They cannot be exported: sweep the funds back to your own wallets when a launch ends.

## Server signing

Every trade is signed on your device by default. Automation acts while you are away, so it needs **server signing** on the wallet it uses.

**1. It turns on where you need it**

Creating a Reflex task, an order or a Volume activity on a wallet enables server signing for that wallet. There is no separate switch.

**2. Review it**

**Settings → Account → Trusted wallets** lists every wallet with server signing on.

**3. Revoke it**

One click, from the same list. Shroud's copy of the key is deleted immediately and tasks on that wallet stop.

> [!WARNING]
>
> Server signing is a real trust grant. Use it on dedicated wallets sized for the strategy, and keep long-term holdings elsewhere.

## Archive, delete, export

* **Archive** hides a wallet. **Show archived** brings it back.
* **Delete** is permanent and asks you to type the wallet's name. Your funds stay on chain.
* **Export** any wallet's private key, or your recovery phrase, after confirming it is you. You can leave Shroud and take everything with you.


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