Wallet Management

Run many Solana wallets from one side panel.

The Wallet Card

The top of the side panel shows your active wallet: name, truncated public address, SOL balance, and USD equivalent. Three quick actions sit alongside it:

Copy — Copies the wallet address to your clipboard.
Refresh — Re-reads SOL and token balances from the chain.
Hide balance — Masks amounts (shows dots instead of numbers) for screen-sharing or public spaces.

Quick Balances Row

Below the main balance, three quick stats break the wallet down:

SOL — Native SOL balance.
Stables — Combined USDC and USDT value.
Tokens — Total value of every other token holding.

Switching Wallets

Tap the wallet name or address to open the Wallets panel. Every wallet is listed with its name and SOL balance; tap any one to switch to it. The side panel refreshes to show that wallet's balances, holdings, and history. Balances across the app are denominated in SOL.

Creating a Wallet

In the Wallets panel, tap Create Wallet and enter a name. A new keypair is generated and encrypted with your already-unlocked password — there is no second password prompt. The base58 private key is shown once for backup; copy it somewhere safe before you continue. Each wallet is an independent keypair, so create as many as you need and give each a name.

Backup: Subslot is non-custodial and holds no copy of your keys. If you lose a wallet's private key, no one can recover it for you.

Importing a Wallet

Tap Import Wallet, paste a base58 private key (or a raw byte array), and give it a name. It is encrypted under your unlocked password and switched in immediately. Importing an address you already hold is rejected as a duplicate.

Renaming & Archiving

Rename — Tap the edit icon on a wallet row, enter a new name, and confirm.
Archive — Moves a wallet into a collapsible Archived section. Archived wallets stay encrypted on-device but drop out of portfolio totals and cannot be switched to until restored.
Restore — Brings an archived wallet back into the active list.
Set as primary — Marks the wallet that receives consolidated funds and pays batch fees.
Delete — Available from a wallet's ⋯ more menu. Removes the encrypted key from storage permanently.

Warning: Deleting a wallet is irreversible. If you have not backed up the private key, the wallet and its funds are gone for good. Archive instead if you only want it out of the way.

Exporting Keys

To export one wallet, open its ⋯ more menu and choose Export private key. Enter your password to decrypt; the base58 key is displayed for you to copy.

Export wallets (from the Wallets menu) writes a password-gated CSV of name, address, and private key. Choose the scope — all wallets, active only, or a custom pick. Bulk import reads the same format back: paste one wallet per line as name,privateKey (or the full name,address,privateKey export row), and every valid line is imported at once.

Handle with care: the export CSV contains real private keys in plain text. Anyone who reads it controls those wallets — store it encrypted, or delete it after importing.

Password & Locking

Your password encrypts every stored private key. It is never saved anywhere — Subslot derives the encryption key from it with PBKDF2 (100,000 iterations) each time you unlock, and keys live only in memory while unlocked.

Auto-lock — Configurable in Settings (default 15 minutes idle). When it fires, decrypted keys are wiped from memory and you must re-enter your password.
Manual lock — Tap the lock icon in the top bar at any time.
Change password — In Settings, enter the current password and a new one; every key is re-encrypted.
Forgot password — The Reset flow wipes all local data. You then re-import your wallets from their backed-up private keys.

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