NFT FAQ
Your NFTs are on the Wallet tab, under NFT. FxWallet shows NFTs on Ethereum and some other EVM networks.
Why don't I see my NFT?
- The NFT tab only appears when your current wallet has a network that supports NFTs in FxWallet.
- The list follows the network filter on the home screen: check that the NFT's network is shown.
- You can also see a network's NFTs from its coin: tap the coin on the Wallet tab, then tap NFTs.
How do I receive an NFT?
NFTs don't have a separate address. Give the sender your wallet address on the NFT's network: tap Receive on the Wallet tab and choose that network's coin, for example ETH for Ethereum.
How do I send an NFT?
Open the NFT, tap Transfer, enter the address, then tap Next Step and confirm. You pay the network fee in the network's native coin or with a Gas Card, but not with another token.
Check the address and the network before you confirm. An NFT sent to the wrong address can't be recovered.
What do NFT risk warnings mean?
On some networks, FxWallet checks NFTs against security data from GoPlus and warns you on the NFT's page when something looks wrong: for example, that the main NFT platforms haven't verified it, or that NFTs with the same name have different creators. Tap Security Detection under the warning to see the full report.
Scammers send NFTs that nobody asked for, with links to "claim" a reward. Don't open links from an NFT you didn't expect, and never approve a transaction to claim one.
Still need help?
Email [email protected] or use Me → Feedback in the app.
FxWallet support will never message you first or ask for your mnemonic phrase or private key.