If you already have a wallet, choose Sign in with Dexter and use its passkey. On another device, use a copy of that same passkey available through your passkey provider.
For a new wallet, choose Create Wallet and complete the passkey prompts. Creating the wallet leaves agent spending approval for a later step.
If Money shows an activation step, complete it before attempting onchain wallet actions. The You tab shows whether your wallet is active or needs activation.
Wallet balances and controls appear after sign-in. View Full Size
Open Full instructions to see the deposit address and QR code.
If Prepare address appears, choose it and wait for Address ready for USDC.
Copy the displayed address and send USDC on Solana from your other wallet or exchange.
You can also open the deposit page directly. Use the address shown for the wallet you are funding and select Solana at the sender.
Return to Money to check your balance. If the address or balance cannot load, refresh it before sending. If you already sent funds, check the sending wallet's transaction status, network, and destination before sending again.
The Money tab includes wallet activity and transaction status. Service purchases can link to the service and provider in Indexter. Check the status shown for a transaction before repeating an action whose result is uncertain.
Withdraw opens the withdrawal form. Review its amount and destination before approving with your passkey.
Open Agents and choose Connect an agent, or follow Connect Your Agent. For a terminal that displays a connection code, choose Enter a connection code.
Under Connected agents, select an agent to view its connection details. Choose Disconnect and approve the confirmation to remove that connection's access.
The Agent spending control lets you turn agent payments on or off. Review the allowance and any Open Tabs shown in the same section. Each tab shows its spending and cap and has a revocation control. These controls manage different permissions: disconnecting a client, changing agent spending, and revoking a tab each act on their own scope.
Under You, Disconnect browser ends the browser session while preserving the wallet and its passkey on the device.
Remove from this device clears the local wallet record and, where supported, requests removal of its credential from the passkey provider. The wallet and its funds remain onchain. Returning requires an available copy of that wallet's passkey.
Before removing a passkey or replacing a device, check that the passkey you will need is available on the device or provider you plan to use. To return, open Dexter Wallet and choose Sign in with Dexter.
If you cannot access your passkey, check your passkey provider's recovery options. Dexter support can help diagnose an access problem. Never send a private key or passkey credential to support.