Wallet Setup Guide

1. Set up a wallet

Avalun pays AVL directly into a wallet that you and only you control. Any wallet built for Polygon will do; MetaMask and Trust Wallet are the ones we recommend.

1. Download MetaMask (metamask.io) or Trust Wallet (trustwallet.com) only from the official app store.
2. Generate a new wallet and copy its 12-word recovery phrase onto paper. That phrase is full ownership of the wallet — never enter it into a website, an app or a chat message.
3. Note your public address: it begins with 0x and runs 42 characters long. It is the only detail Avalun will ever ask you for.

2. Switch on the Polygon network

AVL is issued on Polygon PoS. Most wallets already list this network; you just need to make it visible.

1. MetaMask: open the network switcher (top left) and turn on Polygon Mainnet. If it's not listed, add it manually: RPC https://polygon-rpc.com, chain ID 137, symbol POL, explorer https://polygonscan.com.
2. Trust Wallet: Polygon comes built in — search Polygon in the token list and switch it on.
3. Your 0x… address stays identical across every EVM network, so nothing changes there.

3. Add the AVL token

A wallet only shows tokens it has been told about. Once withdrawals open, a completed transfer will already sit on the blockchain even if your wallet doesn't display it yet — that's expected until you add AVL.

1. One tap: from a browser running MetaMask, press Add to MetaMask below and confirm. On mobile, the button opens this page inside MetaMask's built-in browser.
2. By hand (MetaMask): Tokens → Import tokens → select Polygon → paste the contract address once it is published → symbol AVL, decimals 18 → Import.
3. By hand (Trust Wallet): tap the filter icon in the token list → Add custom token → network Polygon → paste the contract address → Save.

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Add to MetaMaskPolygonscan

Only the address shown on this page and on avalun.io/proof is the real AVL. Any other "AVL" is not ours.

4. Register your address inside the Avalun app

1. Open the app → *Wallet* → *Add wallet address*.
2. Paste your 0x… address only — never a private key or a recovery phrase — and save it. Any future withdrawal will be sent here.
3. Before requesting your first withdrawal, double-check the opening and closing four characters against your wallet.

5. Once a withdrawal completes

1. A withdrawal converts AP into AVL at the fixed, published rate (10 AP = 1 AVL) and sends it on-chain. Each completed withdrawal will show its transaction hash inside the app — tap it to open Polygonscan.
2. On Polygonscan the transfer will appear under *Token Transfers (ERC-20)*. That record is the proof it arrived, even before your wallet catches up.
3. Nothing showing in your wallet? Return to step 3 and add the AVL token. Receiving AVL needs no POL; POL is only spent when you later send tokens onward.

The token's market and in-app withdrawals are two different milestones. Trading opens to everyone once AVL deploys, wherever it ends up listed; withdrawing AP as AVL from the app is a separate stage that opens at a later point, with no date set yet. Until then, AP stays in the app.

6. Common issues

1. "Wrong network" or a zero balance: point your wallet at Polygon. AVL will not appear on Ethereum or BNB Chain.
2. Wallet asks for a fee just to add the token: importing a token costs nothing. A fee prompt means you're on the wrong screen — use Import tokens, not Send.
3. Sent to an exchange address by mistake: exchanges don't accept AVL deposits. Stick to a self-custody wallet like MetaMask or Trust Wallet.
4. Nothing works: email [email protected] with your wallet address and the transaction hash.

Staying safe

• Avalun will never ask for your recovery phrase or private key — not in the app, not by email, not in any chat.
• Avalun's official social accounts are @avalunnetwork on Telegram (announcements only), X, Instagram and YouTube; there is no Discord or Telegram group. Anyone messaging you "from Avalun" is an impostor.
• Check the contract address against avalun.io/proof before importing anything.

This guide covers wallets built by other companies, which we don't control — their screens may change, so follow their own documentation if a step looks different. AVL's value may end up small or nonexistent; nothing here is financial advice.