Wallets & Accounts
Skrybit keeps the wallet model deliberately simple: one account, one list of wallets — and the only thing that distinguishes wallets in that list is whether they are verified.
One account, many wallets
Your Skrybit account (one login, shared across Skrybit products) can hold any number of Bitcoin wallets. Add a treasury address, your personal UniSat wallet, a partner payout address, mainnet and testnet4 addresses — they all live in the same list on your account page.
There are no separate registries to choose between and no jargon to learn up-front. A wallet is a wallet; verification is just a property of it.
Verified vs. watch-only
Every wallet in your list is in one of two states:
- Watch-only — you saved the address, no signature involved. Perfect for tracking, receiving, and labeling addresses you care about (including ones you can’t sign from, like an exchange or a cold-storage address).
- Verified ✓ — you proved ownership by signing a one-time message from the wallet (UniSat or Xverse, BIP-322 signature — no transaction, no fee).
What each can do
| Capability | Watch-only | Verified ✓ |
|---|---|---|
| Receive airdrops / track activity | ✅ | ✅ |
| Fund a campaign batch | ✅ | ✅ |
| Claim an airdrop / act for your account | ❌ | ✅ |
Two things worth calling out:
- Paying never requires registration. Funding a batch is an ordinary Bitcoin send from any wallet — saved, verified, or completely unknown to Skrybit. Saving a wallet just makes it convenient to reuse.
- Only claiming (and other act-on-your-behalf operations) needs verification, because those must prove the wallet is really yours.
Verify when you need to, not before
You never have to verify a wallet up-front. When you hit an action that needs verification — claiming an airdrop, say — Skrybit prompts for the signature right there, and the wallet upgrades from watch-only to verified in place. Same list, same entry, now with a ✓. Verification can also be re-run at any time (for example, after wallet migration) without losing the wallet’s history.
Networks
Wallets are network-scoped: a mainnet address and a testnet4 address are separate entries, and every operation says which network it acts on. Nothing crosses between networks implicitly.