Connected Wallets
The Wallets screen controls which blockchain wallets are allowed to feed transactions into your workspace.
What this screen does
- Adds wallet addresses for supported chains
- Enables or disables individual wallets
- Shows sync state and provider mode
- Controls which wallets are included in audit scope
Provider modes
You may see one of three mode badges:
- Live provider: wallet API is available and sync is live
- Demo provider: deterministic demo data is used
- Service offline: backend connector is not available in this environment
If service is offline, the screen stays read-only and shows a "Wallet service not available" notice.
Add a wallet
- Open Wallets
- Click Add wallet
- Enter name, chain, and public address
- Save
Zeno validates format and stores only public metadata needed for transaction matching.
Enable / disable behavior
- Enabled wallets feed transactions into the transaction ledger and audit flow
- Disabled wallets stay stored but are excluded from active processing
Use disable when you need a wallet outside pilot scope without deleting its history.
Security rules
- Never enter private keys or recovery phrases
- Zeno uses wallet addresses only
- Connector mode never grants transfer/sign permissions