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Use the Receive feature to get your wallet address or QR code to share with someone who wants to send you crypto.

Step 1 — Open the Receive panel

From your home screen, look at the right-hand side of the page. You will see four tabs: Receive, Send, Swap, and Buy. The Receive tab is open by default when you first land on the home screen. Home screen — Receive panel open

Step 2 — Select the asset and network

At the top of the Receive panel, you will see a dropdown showing the currently selected asset and network (for example, “USDT on Base”). Click the dropdown to change which asset and network you want to receive on. A list of supported assets and networks will appear. Select the one that matches what the sender is sending you.
This step is important. You must share the correct asset and network with the sender. For example, if you select USDT on Base, the sender must send USDT on the Base network specifically. Sending on the wrong network will result in funds that cannot be recovered.

Step 3 — Get your wallet address

Once you have selected your asset and network, the panel shows:
  • A QR code — the sender can scan this with their wallet app
  • Your wallet address — a long string of letters and numbers shown below the QR code
You have two options to share your address:
  • Click Copy to copy the wallet address to your clipboard, then paste it into a message or email to the sender
  • Click Share to share the address directly from your device

Step 4 — Share with the sender

Send the wallet address or QR code to the person who is sending you crypto. Once they complete the transfer on their end, the funds will appear in your Enta wallet. You can see incoming transactions in the Recent transactions section at the bottom of your home screen, or go to Transactions in the sidebar for your full history.

Tips

Always double-check that the asset and network shown in the Receive panel match what the sender is sending. The wallet address changes depending on which network you select.
Your wallet address for each network stays the same — you can use it for multiple incoming transfers. You do not need to generate a new address each time.