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Connected wallets

The Wallets screen is an optional surface. It only matters if your engagement covers blockchain wallet activity that needs to be reconciled against documents in the Registry. Most accounting pilots never need to open it.

When you do need it, the screen does one job: it declares which wallet addresses are in scope for matching and audit.

What this screen controls​

  • Wallet addresses for supported chains.
  • Whether each wallet is enabled or disabled.
  • Sync state and provider mode for the workspace.
  • Which wallets contribute to the audit scope.

Provider modes​

You may see one of three badges:

  • Live provider — the wallet API is reachable and sync is running normally.
  • Demo provider — deterministic sample data, useful for training and tests.
  • Service offline — the backend connector is not available in this environment.

When the service is offline, the screen stays read-only and shows a Wallet service not available notice.

Add a wallet​

  1. Open Wallets.
  2. Click Add wallet.
  3. Enter a name, the chain, and the public address.
  4. Save.

Zeno CY validates the format and stores only the public metadata needed for transaction matching. Private keys are never asked for and never accepted.

For pilot runs, start with a small set of representative wallets rather than your full production set. Easier to validate behaviour with three wallets than thirty.

Enable and disable behaviour​

  • Enabled wallets feed transactions into the Transactions ledger and into the audit flow.
  • Disabled wallets stay stored but are excluded from active processing.

Use disable when you need to take a wallet out of pilot scope without losing its history.

Security rules​

Three rules that are not negotiable:

  • Never enter private keys or recovery phrases — not into Zeno CY, not into anything claiming to be Zeno CY.
  • Zeno CY uses public wallet addresses only.
  • The connector mode never grants permission to sign, transfer, or move funds.

If anyone asks you for a private key in the context of Zeno CY, treat it as an immediate red flag and contact me directly.