Wallet

Wallet opens with your balances and four actions: Add credit, Trade, Send, and Receive. Token balances and recent activity follow the action form.

Add credit for requests

1. Select Add credit and choose USDC or INFERENCE.
2. Enter an amount.
3. Select Review and check the account and estimated credit.
4. Select Add credit for USDC or Activate INFERENCE for tokens you hold. If USDC needs approval, select Approve USDC instead. Complete any wallet prompts.

USDC buys INFERENCE and activates it in the same transaction. Paying with INFERENCE burns the tokens you already hold. The quote shows applicable fees; confirmed activation receipts determine the credit added.

You can pay from your account's wallet or a linked wallet. Credit goes to the account named in the form. It cannot be transferred or withdrawn. See Credit.

The first qualifying purchase or activation of $5 or more completes the $1.00 free-credit step. Grants require a verified email or Google account. See Free credit.

Trade tokens

Select Trade. The default pair buys INFERENCE with USDC. Choose another pair to use an available pool route.

Enter an amount to see the quote. Open its summary for the route, fees, slippage, and minimum received. Select Review, then Buy INFERENCE for a purchase or Swap for a pool trade. If approval is needed, the button names the token, such as Approve USDC. Select it and complete any wallet prompts.

Choosing INFERENCE as the input opens Sell, where you can place a listing, check fills, cancel unfilled tokens, and claim USDC. See Selling.

Keep INFERENCE in your wallet if you plan to send or sell it. Add credit burns it into service credit.

Send or receive tokens

Under Send, choose a token, amount, and recipient. Select Review, check the recipient and network, then select Send followed by the token name, such as Send USDC.

Under Receive, select Copy address or use the displayed QR code. Use the network displayed beside the address. Test networks also offer test funds when available.

Email accounts have an embedded wallet marked Email wallet. Browser wallets ask you to approve signatures and transactions in the wallet.

Check your balances and activity

Credit pays for API requests. Paid credit, eligible free credit, and credit held by running requests appear separately when they apply. Free credit shows its next expiry and pays only for eligible open-weight models.

Token holdings are separate from service credit. The recent activity list includes additions, activations, rewards claimed as credit, usage, and free-credit changes. A transaction still being counted appears as Pending. Open Activity for the full account ledger.