Cold wallet principles · Mobile access
Secure storage. Clear control.
Store, send and receive supported digital assets through a wallet experience built around device-level control, practical security and multi-chain access.
Device-held control
Keep wallet authority close to the device and follow the available recovery and access controls.
Direct asset movement
Prepare supported send and receive activity through a clear wallet flow, with network details visible before confirmation.
Multi-chain view
Review supported assets and networks from one connected interface instead of switching between unrelated tools.
Multi-chain wallet access
Different assets. One organised view.
Crypto activity often spans more than one network. Global Cards is designed to bring supported assets into a cleaner wallet view, helping you review balances and prepare compatible transfers without treating every network as a separate product.
Availability depends on the asset, network, location and current product program. Always confirm the network shown before sending funds.
Storage, transfers and access
Security that stays usable.
A wallet should support long-term asset organisation without making everyday actions difficult to understand.
Store with a longer view
Keep supported assets organised for the periods when you are not preparing a payment or transfer.
Send and receive assets
Move supported assets to compatible wallet addresses after checking the selected network and transaction details.
Connect wallet and card access
Use the wider Global Cards experience to move from asset management toward available card payment tools.
Activity you can trace
Review movements with their status in view.
Transaction history groups activity by date and keeps asset, network and processing state close to each entry.
Illustrative interface — assets, networks, dates, statuses and values shown here are demonstration data.
Connected Global Cards experience
From wallet control to payment access.
Review current answers about supported assets, security, verification, transfers, fees and limits in the Global Cards FAQ.
See how wallet access connects with the available Global Cards card experience.
For neutral technical background, visit Bitcoin.org or Ethereum.org.