What’s the difference between the XWallet app and the f(x) Wallet app?

XWallet is a digital asset wallet app developed by Pundi X. It’s made for the users who just start to own the digital currency and use digital currency for payment. The wallet offers features including pairing the XPASS cards, a NFC-powered physical card storing cryptocurrency, managing multi-chain assets and receiving crypto gifts via Telegram chat. Users can safely store and use cryptos on XWallet so you don’t have to worry about managing your own private keys.

To send digital assets from XWallet, you will need to make sure you have enough tokens to cover the transaction fee. For example, if you want to send NPXS from XWallet, you will need to have the amount of NPXS higher than the transfer fee. 

The f(x) Wallet app is a separate, standalone app that allows users to store their own digital assets and explore DApps. Users are able to use their own private keys to perform different tasks on the blockchain, including managing their crypto assets directly on their devices, not with a centralized brokerage or exchange.

To send ERC20 tokens from f(x) Wallet, you will need to make sure you have enough ETH to cover the gas fee. For example, if you want to send NPXS from f(x) Wallet, you will need to have ETH, not NPXS to cover the gas fee on the Ethereum network.

All f(x) Wallet transactions are processed on the blockchain. In the event you send funds to the incorrect address, f(x) Wallet will not be able to recover funds.