Wallets & Quick Trade

Use Connect wallet to select an available wallet provider. Check the connected address before trading. An external wallet normally presents its own approval request when a transaction needs a signature.

Connecting a wallet is separate from submitting a trade. Disconnecting ends the app connection; it does not undo confirmed transactions or remove assets from the wallet.

Where configured, Quick Trade creates a Privy-managed embedded Solana wallet when you sign in. Its address and balance are separate from any existing wallet you use. Signing in with an existing identity does not automatically make that identity’s external-wallet funds available.

Open the Trading wallet page to see its full address, SOL balance, key-export control, and sign-out control. Check the trading wallet displayed in the trade panel whenever you switch methods.

Copy the full address from the selected wallet and use the Solana network. Check both the destination and network before sending funds. A balance in another wallet is not a balance in Quick Trade.

The app needs the chosen input asset plus any SOL required by the quote. Allow time for a transfer to confirm and balances to refresh. StonkScout does not provide a general bridge or fiat bank deposit flow.

Quick Trade authorizes a signer for transactions matching its configured program policy so eligible trades can be signed without an external-wallet popup. Check the amounts on the trade form before pressing Buy or Sell: with Quick Trade that press sends the trade.

This is not a per-trade or session spending cap. Do not interpret a preset buy amount as an enforced wallet allowance. Read the actual permissions and only fund the wallet with an amount appropriate for how you intend to use it.

Sign out ends the current app session. It is not the same as moving funds or revoking every previously granted signer permission; the current wallet page does not provide a separate revocation control.

To take SOL out, open the trading wallet page and use Withdraw SOL. Paste the destination address, enter an amount (Max leaves the network fee, and a little extra while you still hold tokens so they can be sold), then check the confirm screen: compare the first and last characters of the address, tick the box, and send. A withdrawal is signed in your browser by your own wallet and cannot be undone, so send a small amount first to any address you have not used before. To take a token out, use Withdraw a token on the same page: choose the token, paste the recipient’s wallet address (not a token account), and check the same confirm screen. If the recipient has never held that token, about 0.002 SOL from your balance opens their account for it, and that SOL stays with them. When sending to an exchange, make sure it accepts that token on Solana at that address. A token with a transfer tax delivers the amount minus that tax.

If the result says the withdrawal could not be confirmed, check the wallet on Solscan before trying again so it is not sent twice.

The wallet also offers Privy’s key-export flow. If you choose to use it, import the exported key into a compatible Solana wallet and manage transfers there. Keep the key private; never paste it into support chats, search fields, or token websites.

Sign back in with the same login to access the associated embedded wallet. StonkScout cannot promise recovery if you lose that login and your recovery material. Export and recovery screens are handled by the wallet provider; never share a recovery phrase or private key with someone claiming to be support.