Scrypt Wallet is a free Luckycoin wallet for Android and the web. Use it to send and receive LKY, check your balance, move LKY to Solana as wLKY, and keep Luckycoin next to your other coins.
Get started in three steps
1. Create a free account. No card is needed. You can add more than one LKY wallet to the same account later.
2. Open Receive. Choose LKY to see your address, then copy it or scan the QR code.
3. Send LKY to that address. Withdraw LKY from an exchange or another wallet. You can follow the transfer on Scrypt Explorer.
What you can do with LKY in Scrypt Wallet
- Send and receive native Luckycoin, with the network fee shown before you confirm
- Bridge LKY to Solana as wLKY, and back, with the Scrypt Bridge card on the LKY page
- Hold more than one LKY wallet in the same account
- Check live prices and charts on Scrypt Price
- Estimate mining income with the Luckycoin mining calculator
Luckycoin and wLKY
Native Luckycoin runs on its own blockchain. wLKY is a wrapped version on Solana that is created through the Scrypt Bridge. They are different assets on different networks: LKY can't be sent to a Solana address, and wLKY can't be sent to a Luckycoin address. To move between them, use the bridge. How to bridge Luckycoin walks through it, and wrapped Luckycoin explains what wLKY is.
About Luckycoin
Luckycoin is a proof-of-work memecoin that uses the Scrypt algorithm. It is merge-mined: miners who point Scrypt hashes at Litecoin or Dogecoin can also earn LKY at no extra hashing cost. The project's own site is luckycoinfoundation.org. Read the project's documents for its supply and issuance rules, and check the numbers against the chain before you rely on them.
Receiving and sending LKY
Open Receive, choose LKY and copy the address. Luckycoin addresses often start with L or K. Send only native Luckycoin to it. Deposits need a few confirmations before they are final. To send, enter the address and amount and confirm. A confirmed transaction can't be reversed.
Security and recovery
Keep your recovery information somewhere durable and offline. Support will never ask for your recovery phrase or private key, and anyone who does is trying to steal from you. Make sure you are on wallet.scryptwallet.io before you enter anything. A confirmed LKY transaction can't be reversed, and Scrypt Wallet can't recover coins sent to the wrong address. Read crypto backups and wallet recovery before you put real money in.