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Switch Wallet Accounts & Networks on Bitpont | Bitpont Help

Switch accounts without mixing balances, transaction reviews or protocol positions. Troubleshoot unsupported networks and stale wallet readings.

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Provider, account and network are separate choices

A wallet provider is the application you connect. That application can expose several accounts. An EVM account can also appear on several networks, each with separate balances and gas. The same visible address does not make balances on different networks interchangeable.

Change an account

  1. Finish or dismiss any pending wallet review before changing accounts.
  2. Select the intended account in your wallet application. Use Bitpont’s wallet control to choose another connected provider when needed.
  3. Compare the full address in the wallet details with the account in the wallet application.
  4. Wait for balances and positions to refresh. Request a new quote or review for the new account.

If a wallet does not notify the page of an account change, reconnect that provider and check again. Do not sign a review showing the previous account.

Choose the network holding your funds

Use the product’s network selection and a compatible wallet. A network switch may require a separate wallet confirmation. If the wallet cannot support the requested chain, choose a compatible provider. Copying the same token symbol into another network does not move funds; bridging is a separate reviewed action.

Distinguish a stale view from an empty account

Unavailable balances indicate a failed or incomplete read. A displayed last-known balance belongs to its recorded wallet and network. Refresh the account after switching, and check the product’s coverage information if a position is missing. Do not assume a previous account’s position has been closed because the new account has no corresponding result.

Reconnect without losing recovery information

Disconnecting a wallet does not cancel a submitted transaction, revoke existing allowances or withdraw a position. Keep transaction signatures and local recovery records while an outcome is unresolved. After reconnecting the original account, check activity and the public transaction result before repeating an operation.