Scrypt Wallet supports Bit (B1T) on B1T. The preview above uses the same information hierarchy as the wallet so you can see where the balance and common actions live before creating an account. To continue, copy the receiving address, choose the matching network at the sender, and confirm with a small transfer when appropriate.
Scrypt Wallet is non-custodial. Your wallet credentials are encrypted on your device, and you remain responsible for the recovery information that restores access. Scrypt Wallet cannot reverse a confirmed blockchain transaction or recover private information you did not preserve. Never send a recovery phrase or private key to someone offering support.
Before moving B1T, compare the network shown by both the sender and recipient. Check the first and last characters of the destination, review any fee shown before confirmation, and use a small test transaction when the amount or destination warrants it. Confirmation time and network fees are determined by B1T, not by a guaranteed schedule from Scrypt Wallet.
The preview does not connect to a wallet or display a live balance. Create or sign in to Scrypt Wallet to use a real B1T address, review actual activity and manage supported assets. Availability of third-party exchanges, mining pools and swap routes can vary; verify their current support before sending funds.