• Sequence list of Restricted Regions

  In order to comply with regulations and policies mandated by Canada, USA and other global jurisdictions, Sequence will not be fully available in the following regions. Please be aware that external third-party money service providers that can help you on-ramp with crypto, at their own discretion, may deny funding to certain geographical locations Sequence cannot be accessed from the following regions: Afghanistan Algeria Bangladesh Belarus Burma (Myanmar) CentPopular

• I've sent some funds to an exchange and they're missing

  If you have sent a native token (ETH on Ethereum, MATIC on Polygon, or BNB on BNB Chain) to a centralized exchange, it's possible that you won't see it reflected in your account balance. Worry not! The issue lies within the exchange platform, which may not be adequately tracking internal transactions occurring on the blockchain associated with your token transfer. It's worth mentioning that transactions within the Sequence Wallets are termed "internal transactions" because all Sequence WalletsPopular

• How can I bridge my tokens from one blockchain network to another?

  You can bridge assets across any supported chains directly inside your Sequence Wallet. Select the asset inside your Sequence Wallet that you would like to bridge. Then select “Bridge.” Input the amount you would like to send to the other network and make sure you have enough funds left in your wallet to cover the gas fee required to bridge. ChoosPopular

• My wallet is not working, how can I fix it?

  Do you know what to do if your screen goes blank? Are you getting a bizarre balance on your wallet's screen? Are you trying to connect to a site and it's not going through? Are you getting stuck at any moment when using Sequence Wallet? There are many different things that could cause a problem with your computer. No matter what's causing the issue, troubleshooting will always be a process of trial and error to find what is not working the way it is supposed to be. First and foremost, we rPopular

• Which blockchain networks are supported by Sequence?

  Sequence can support all EVM compatible chains. The following networks are currently supported by Sequence Wallet, Sequence Indexer, Sequence Relayer and all Sequence SDKs: and for Testnets: Layer-3 Support Sequence has support for Layer-3 networks such as Polygon SuperSome readers

• How can I export my private keys in Sequence?

  Sequence is a smart contract wallet, so there's no one "wallet seed" or "private key" you can import into a wallet like Metamask. Metamask and many others are "externally owned account" wallets (EOA), but your Sequence wallet is a multisig wallet that requires special code to interact with, so no other wallets support accessing Sequence wallets. The smart contract wallet will hold users’ assets instead of users having their assets directly accessed by their private key. One example of this beSome readers

• How can I delete my Sequence wallet?

  Sequence is a self-custodial, decentralized blockchain wallet. For that reason, we don't store any information about your wallet other than the on-chain, public information that's already available in the ledger. The only exception to this is your contacts list. You can wipe your stored contacts by following the steps outlined here. If you do not wish to continue using your Sequence wallet, abandoningSome readers

• How to create a new recovery key?

  Improve your account security with a recovery key. A recovery key allows you to access your wallet even if you lose access to your main authentication method. Using a recovery key is a great way to secure your account. If you lose your recovery key or suspect that someone else knows it, you can always create a new one and your old key will be deleted. Here is how to create a recovery key from scratch: Navigate to Settings by clicking on your wallet address found at the top of the page.Some readers

• What is Sequence?

  Sequence Wallet is a non-custodial smart contract wallet that supports EVM blockchains such as Ethereum, Polygon, Base, BSC, Optimism, Gnosis Chain, Polygon zkEVM, Arbitrum One, Avalanche and more to come. Built for easy and secure access to Web3 and its vast metaverse of Dapps. Purchase NFT and SFTs, securely store your crypto, trade digital items, and more, all with minimal gas fees that caSome readers

• I sent some coins/tokens from Sequence to another wallet provider but I haven't receive it yet

  When you send tokens or coins to other wallets such as Binance, CEX.oi, and others, confirm that the transaction was successful as per the blockchain. Once it’s confirmed, and your tokens are still not showing up in the receiving wallet, don’t worry; your funds are safe. Some wallet providers do not support deposits from smart contract wallets such as Sequence; as a result, the tokens you transfer are not displayed. This can be resolved by getting in touch with the wallet provider’s support tSome readers

• Why do I need to deploy my Ethereum wallet to sign a simple message?

  Sequence is a smart contract wallet. It provides additional functionality on top of what you can do with traditional EOA's (externally owned accounts). Sequence does more things than regular wallets you might use. To make it work, we need to put its smart code on the Ethereum network, where it can be used. Like other smart contracts on Ethereum and other EVM-compatible chains, the smart contract bytecode needs to be deployed on-chain through a transaction so that it can be called. There'Some readers

• You can't find the transaction in the History tab?

  A transaction hash or transaction id (txID) is a unique set of characters that identifies each transaction that is verified and included into the blockchain. In most cases, a txID is needed to locate funds. Follow these steps to find the txID from any transaction in your Sequence Wallet: Click on the History tab Select which transaction you want to search (https://downloadFew readers

• I can't see an asset I've sent to my Sequence Wallet. What should I do?

  Make sure to send assets to your wallet only using networks supported by Sequence. Sequence wallet supports the following blockchains currently: Ethereum Mainnet (ERC20) Polygon (MATIC) BNB smart chain (BEP20) Polygon ZkEVM Arbitrum One/Nova, Optimism, Avalanche Base Gnosis We understand this can be inconvenient for you as there is no immediate solution for it. There is no way for us to access these funds directly, as Sequence is a non-custodial wallet. You can only acFew readers

• How to recover your password for your social account login?

  Sequence functions as a smart contract wallet, eliminating the need for a "wallet seed" or "recovery phrase" typically used in wallets like Metamask. Account recovery is made straightforward—just ensure you have access to the email or social account you initially signed up with. Once you've chosen a social account or email during signup, it cannot be changed. Therefore, it's crucial to select a method you'll consistently have access to and manage securely. If you've forgotten your accountFew readers

• I can't find a transaction in the History tab

  I can't find a transaction in the History tab If you've sent a native token (ETH, MATIC or BNB) from your Sequence Wallet, it won't appear in the history as our indexer can't show internal transactions for native tokens. If you've sent this to an exchange and the balance there is not showing, please read this article. Sequence wallet currently only shows ERC-20, ERC-7Few readers

• How do I transfer my blockchain items from my Sequence Wallet to a hardware wallet?

  It’s very easy! As you normally would perform a transfer to any wallet, this time, input the address of your hardware wallet into the Address field. ​ Make sure the hardware wallet receiving your items supports the token standard (ERC721 or ERC1155) you're trying to transfer and the network it belongs to. (https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/557959156/2378a65fbb2d5e6452ce4cFew readers

• How are Sequence transactions relayed?

  The Sequence smart contract wallet allows users to reduce any set of transactions into a single blockchain transaction. In fact, independent users’ transactions can be bundled into a single transaction, reducing transaction costs for all. Sequence Wallet also allows usersFew readers

• I forgot my password

  There is no password needed to login to your wallet. Simply log in to one of the social media platforms or email service providers available and you’ll be able to access your wallet again. In the event that you have forgotten the exact method you selected during account creation, we have no extraction system to find out which is the right one.Few readers

• How long does it take for a transaction or trade to go through using the Sequence Wallet?

  Usually, transactions only take a few seconds. Sometimes, they take up to one minute. If you are bridging assets between Ethereum, Polygon and BSC networks, it may take longer to reflect updated balances. It usually takes 10 minutes to bridge between Ethereum and Polygon.Few readers

• How to Fix the 'No Network 80001 Found' Error in Hunters On-Chain: A Step-by-Step Guide

  For Hunters On-Chain users encountering the login error "no network 80001 found," it means you are still connected to the Mumbai testnet. This network was previously used by Boomland for initial testing and development but is no longer suppFew readers

• How can I manage my active sessions?

  Sequence Wallet allows you to manage your active sessions easily. It's good practice to regularly check active sessions and sign out of older sessions you might have on different devices. This prevents unauthorized access to your wallet outside of your current session from other devices or browsers. Managing your active sessions is easy: Navigate to Settings Active Sessions You will see your current active session at the top. Scroll down to see other sessions. Next to "Other ActiveFew readers

• How to make tokens appear in your wallet

  From your Sequence Wallet, navigate to Settings General and untoggle Hide Unverified Tokens. Note: This will show all unverified tokens which can be utilized for testing purposes.Few readers