External Wallets

In addition to your built-in NettyWorth Wallet, you can connect a supported third-party wallet to NettyWorth.

This allows you to interact with NettyWorth using a wallet you already control.

Supported External Wallets

NettyWorth supports popular third-party wallets, including:

MetaMask
Phantom

Rabby Wallet is currently not supported.

Additional wallets may be supported in the future.

Supported Network & Currency

NettyWorth operates on the Base network and supports USDC for wallet funding and transfers.

When sending funds to NettyWorth:

Currency: USDC
Network: Base

Do not send USDC using Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, or another network. Make sure Base is selected before completing the transaction.

Gas Fees

Unlike the built-in NettyWorth Wallet, NettyWorth does not cover gas fees for transactions made from an external wallet.

Your external wallet will need a small amount of ETH on the Base network to pay for network gas fees.

For example, if you are using MetaMask to send USDC on Base, the wallet must contain:

USDC on Base for the amount you want to send
ETH on Base to cover the transaction's gas fee

Having ETH on Ethereum Mainnet does not cover gas fees for transactions made on Base.

Connecting an External Wallet

When a wallet connection option is available, select your preferred supported wallet and follow the prompts to connect it to NettyWorth.

Always verify that you are connecting your wallet through the official nettyworth.io website.

Transferring Funds

You can transfer USDC between your NettyWorth Wallet and compatible external wallets.

Before completing any transfer, verify:

The wallet address is correct
You are sending USDC
You are using the Base network
Your external wallet has enough ETH on Base to cover gas fees

Important

Blockchain transactions generally cannot be reversed once completed.

Always verify the destination wallet address, asset, and network before approving a transaction. NettyWorth cannot guarantee recovery of funds sent to an incorrect address or over an unsupported network.