Wallet Asset Tools: Transfer, Wrap, Unwrap & Allowances

Transfer and consolidate

Review the recipient, asset contract, amount and network before signing a transfer. For a payment run use the Treasury guide, which explains separate batches and recovery. Consolidation converts supported holdings into a selected asset through available routes. Each conversion has its own liquidity, approval, slippage and fee constraints. Small balances may cost more to convert than their value.

Wrap or unwrap a native asset

1. Choose the supported wrapper.

   Use the wallet asset tools for the selected network. Confirm the native asset and wrapped token contract. Wrapping a native coin is different from bridging it to another network.

2. Keep a gas reserve.

   Enter the amount and review the resulting balances. Wrapping the entire native balance can leave no gas for a later transaction.

3. Verify the result.

   Check the confirmed transaction and refreshed native and wrapped balances. Unwrapping uses the reverse supported contract action; it is not a cross-chain withdrawal.

Review and revoke allowances

An ERC-20 allowance is permission for a particular spender on a particular network. Disconnecting a website does not revoke it. Use the offered allowance controls to inspect the token, spender and current amount, then review a supported revoke transaction. The approval list may not discover every historical permission or non-ERC-20 authorization.

Revoking an allowance does not cancel a submitted transaction, recover an already transferred asset or remove all protocol-specific permissions. A Morpho bundle authorization and an ERC-20 allowance can be separate grants. Use the relevant product for its own permission controls.