Hey, how do you add another ethereum address to the Safepal wallet?

[yat97]

I'm an ultranoob please help I feel so dumb.

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[ryzaadit]

The question, you want to have a multi-address like Trust Wallet or want to add your external address. If you already have an address and want to add your address to safepal you can following these step.
- Download SafePal
- Start the journey
- Pick Software Wallet
- Choose Import Wallet, you can choose from which option you want from Mmenomic Phase, Private Key, Keystroke.

Then you are done, if you still cannot understand go to google find to add address on safe pal or watch some youtube tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEtpW8Jvimo

[Sterbens]

if there is an error, please let me know
all you need to do is:
1. open your SafePal wallet,
2. Scroll down and
3. click the Add button,
4. Please enter in search

[yat97]

Thank you for the replies. I added Chainlink to the safepal wallet. I guess I need to kinda do the same steps to add an extra ethereum address? I thought maybe it already had one since it comes with multiple bitcoin addresses.

Also, does safepal allow Cardano addresses? It doesn't seem to set up like Chainlink when I added in the custom.

[yat97]

Updating in case anyone else has the same question.

Safepal contacted me back and says they don't support multiple ethereum addresses on the same wallet. So you just have to create another wallet. Which is an extreme chore because to access from one to the other you have to log out of one and enter the pass phrase into the other wallet each time you want to switch but can be done on the same device.

[JeromeTash]

Updating in case anyone else has the same question.

Safepal contacted me back and says they don't support multiple ethereum addresses on the same wallet. So you just have to create another wallet. Which is an extreme chore because to access from one to the other you have to log out of one and enter the pass phrase into the other wallet each time you want to switch but can be done on the same device.

Treat those accounts addresses as though they are your bank accounts. I know it's a lot of work logging in and out, but you will eventually get used to it.
There are some wallets that could contain multiple ether addresses in one account like Metamask, MEW wallet, but they only support one blockchain which ie Ethereum