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# Your addresses
One account, six addresses: Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, Tron, Sui and Stellar.
A recovery phrase account has an address on every chain the Vault supports. This screen lists them all, lets you copy one, or show it as a QR to receive funds.
## What you need
* The Vault, unlocked, with at least one account.
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### Open an account
On the Accounts screen, tap an account card. If the screen says **Unlock to view addresses**, enter your master password: the Vault derives the addresses on the spot and never stores them in the clear.
All the addresses of one account.
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### Read the list
One row per chain: **Ethereum** (also used by every EVM network), **Solana**, **Bitcoin** (two rows: *Payment* and *Ordinals*), **Tron**, **Sui**, **Stellar**.
The password unlock before addresses are derived.
*Bitcoin has two addresses on purpose.* Use **Payment** for money. **Ordinals** is a separate address for inscriptions, so a normal payment never spends a rare sat by accident.
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### Copy an address
Tap **Copy** next to a row. The Vault confirms **Address copied**. Since the Vault is offline, the usual way to move an address to your computer is the sync QR, not copy-paste.
Copy, and the confirmation toast.
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### Show a Receive QR
Tap **Receive** on a row. The address appears as a QR code that someone can scan to send you funds. Switch between **Address** (just the address) and **Payment URI** (address plus chain, for wallets that understand it).
The Receive QR for one address.
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### Generate missing addresses (older accounts)
If an account was created before a chain was added, its row says **Address not generated yet**. Tap **Generate missing addresses**. This never changes your existing addresses; it only adds the new ones.
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**Private-key accounts** show fewer rows. A hex key gives Ethereum and Tron; a Solana, Sui, Bitcoin or Stellar key gives only its own chain. That is a property of the key, not a limitation of the Vault.
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**Before sharing an address to receive a large amount,** confirm it on the Vault with [Verify an address](/vault/verify-an-address.md). The Vault's screen is the source of truth.
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## Learn more
* [Account detail](/vault/account-detail.md)
* [Bitcoin watch-only](/vault/bitcoin-watch-only.md)
* [Supported networks & chains](/reference/supported-networks.md)
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