Multi-wallet: every wallet, one command center
One dashboard shows balances, open orders and recent transactions for every wallet you use. Switch between them instantly, without logging out.
| Wallet | Label | Balance | Open orders | Last tx |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W1 · 7Fq…k9P | Flipping | 42.1 SOL | 2 | 12s |
| W2 · 9Az…m2C | Long-Term | 310.4 SOL | 0 | 4h |
| W3 · Bn1…q4L | Memecoin | 18.8 SOL | 5 | 1m |
| W4 · Kd8…w1V | Perps margin | 96.0 SOL | 1 | 22m |
How it works
- 01
Bring your wallets together
Every wallet you use appears in one dashboard rather than behind separate sessions.
- 02
Label them by purpose
Custom labels like Flipping, Long-Term or Memecoin make the list readable at a glance.
- 03
Read the state
Balances, open orders and recent transactions are visible per wallet in the same view.
- 04
Switch and trade
Change the active wallet instantly. There is no logout, no reconnect, no lost context.
Serious traders do not use one wallet
Separating capital is basic risk hygiene. A wallet for fast flips, a wallet for longer-term holds, a wallet for the speculative end of the market. The problem has never been creating them, it is operating them: most interfaces make you disconnect and reconnect to move between wallets, and that friction is exactly what makes people consolidate into one address they should not be trading from.
Axiom treats multiple wallets as the default. Every wallet shows in a single dashboard with its balance, its open orders and its recent transactions, and switching the active wallet is instant.
| Wallet | Label | Balance | Open orders | Last tx |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W1 · 7Fq…k9P | Flipping | 42.1 SOL | 2 | 12s |
| W2 · 9Az…m2C | Long-Term | 310.4 SOL | 0 | 4h |
| W3 · Bn1…q4L | Memecoin | 18.8 SOL | 5 | 1m |
| W4 · Kd8…w1V | Perps margin | 96.0 SOL | 1 | 22m |
Labels make the dashboard readable
Addresses are unreadable by design. Custom labels let you name each wallet after the job it does, so the dashboard reflects your strategy rather than a list of base58 strings.
The practical effect is fewer mistakes. When the wallet you are about to trade from says Long-Term, you notice before you fire a hotkey buy into a launch.
Because open orders are shown per wallet, your resting limit orders never get lost in a wallet you have not opened for a week.
- Balances for every wallet in one view
- Open orders per wallet
- Recent transactions per wallet
- Custom labels such as Flipping, Long-Term or Memecoin
Self-custody across every wallet
Axiom is non-custodial. Your wallets are yours: transactions are fully onchain and you can export your recovery phrase into Phantom, Rabby or Solflare at any time. The multi-wallet dashboard is a view over wallets you control, not an account structure that traps them.
For the performance side of the picture, the Portfolio view aggregates value, PnL and activity, while Trader Scan covers who else is in the tokens you hold.
| Token | Bought | Sold | Remaining | PnL % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VERTEX | 120 SOL | 60 SOL | 1.9M | +41% |
| NOVA | 40 SOL | 40 SOL | 0 | +188% |
| QUARK | 18 SOL | 6 SOL | 220K | -9% |
Keep reading: the Docs: multi-wallet covers the exact settings, and From Wood to Champion: gaming your own fee tier walks through how traders use it in a session. Fees, cashback tiers and the referral structure are on pricing.
Multi-wallet questions
Separating strategies keeps accounting clean, limits the blast radius of a single bad approval and lets you scale into launches without one wallet dominating a holder chart.
Yes. The dashboard aggregates balances, open orders and recent transactions across every wallet you have added.
No. You can switch between wallets instantly from the dashboard without logging out or reconnecting.
Yes. Each wallet takes a custom label, for example Flipping, Long-Term or Memecoin.
Balances, open orders and recent transactions, all in the same dashboard view.
The only trading platform you'll ever need
Discovery, execution, perpetuals, yield and rewards in one non-custodial app. Currently on Solana, with more chains planned.