Wallets
The Conceal Wallet is like a bank account to store your coins.
An important thing to understand is that wallets are simply a secure way to look at the blockchain that belongs to you so you can view your records and transactions. Think of it like Gmail, where your wallet is your Gmail login and password, but you’re not actually storing the emails yourself, you’re simply accessing it. Your tokens and transactions are saved on a blockchain, which is distributed across a vast network. So it’s always there, no matter if you lose your wallet. You just won’t be able to access or do anything with the tokens without your wallet.
Every Wallet has its own unique address and each wallet you create will give you an address. There are three ways you can create a wallet and its associated address.
If you only want to receive funds, then all you need is a paper wallet. You will not be able to send or spend funds until you use one of the three wallets below. You can create a paper wallet at here. The Paper wallet will give you a wallet address and your private keys. Always take whatever steps you can to keep your keys and funds safe and secure.
The command line wallet is a wallet that requires you to enter commands for it to work. The CLI wallet, as the command line wallet is known, is the most stable of all the wallets, and is available for most major platforms. The only limitation is that deposits and investments are only supported on the GUI wallet. Download the CLI wallet here .
Most users prefer to use a wallet with a graphical user interface (GUI). The Desktop Wallet is available for Windows, Ubuntu, and macOS. With the Desktop wallet, you can use every feature of the Conceal Cryptocurrency, including Deposits and Investments. You can download the wallet here.
You can access the cloud wallet at conceal.cloud