Your account wallets are your treasury — one wallet per network, holding what
you’ve earned. On-chain actions (sweeping client deposits, swapping, sending out)
cost a network miner fee, paid in that chain’s native gas token (ETH on
Ethereum, BNB on BNB Chain, and so on). Keep a little gas in each network you use,
or those actions can’t execute.
See your treasury
Go to Wallets → Account wallets for the per-network view of your balances.
Fund gas
Open Receive on the native coin of a network you’ll use (e.g. Ethereum),
then send a small amount of that token to the address shown — scan the QR or copy
the address.
You only need gas on the networks you’ll actually transact on. A few dollars of
native token per network is plenty to start.
Choose who pays gas
In Settings → Account Settings, the Miner Fee for withdrawal / replenishment
pays toggles decide whether you (Me) or the customer covers the network
fee. The same panel holds your Account fee percentages — your optional
commission on withdrawals and replenishments.
This toggle only affects client-wallet flows — client replenishment sweeps
and client-wallet withdrawals. It does not change who pays gas on your own
account-wallet sends or swaps; those always draw native gas from the account
wallet itself. That’s why funding gas above matters regardless of this setting.
