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Wallets & Payments
Wallets & Payments
Learn how wallets, supported networks and USDT payments work.
Connecting a Wallet
How to connect a supported EVM wallet to horakl.
Press Connect in the header to open the wallet selector. horakl detects installed browser wallets and also offers connection paths for wallets that are not injected into the current browser.
Installed wallets
If a supported wallet is installed as a browser extension, it is detected automatically and you can connect directly.
Wallets not detected
If a wallet is not detected, the selector offers an official connection path for that wallet (for example MetaMask Connect or the OKX App Wallet) and a link to the wallet’s official download page.
horakl will never ask for your recovery phrase or private key. Only use official wallet pages and official connection flows.
Supported Wallets
The wallets horakl supports for connection and payments.
horakl supports EVM-compatible wallets. The principal options in the wallet selector are:
- MetaMask
- Binance Wallet
- Base / Coinbase Wallet
- OKX Wallet
- Trust Wallet
Installed browser wallets are detected through EVM provider discovery. Some wallets also offer additional mobile or app connection flows where implemented. Not every wallet supports the same connection mechanism.
Solana is not supported. horakl is EVM-only for connection and payments.
Supported Networks
The EVM networks horakl supports for payments.
horakl supports five EVM networks for wallet connection and payments:
- Ethereum
- Arbitrum
- BNB Smart Chain
- Base
- Polygon PoS
Payments use USDT on the network you select. Gas is paid in the native gas token of that network (ETH, BNB, POL, etc.).
Access Payments
How paying for portfolio access works on-chain.
Access purchases are paid in USDT on one of the supported EVM networks and settled through a Router contract.
Payment flow
- horakl prepares the payment intent on the backend.
- If your USDT allowance to the Router is insufficient, you approve the exact purchase amount (this moves zero USDT).
- You confirm the Router purchase transaction in your wallet.
- horakl verifies the on-chain payment and unlocks access.
After a purchase transaction hash exists, horakl never automatically retries the payment. Backend verification can be retried safely, but the on-chain transaction is not sent twice.
Revenue split
The current Router flow sends 90% of the access payment to the creator/manager and 10% to the horakl Treasury. The buyer pays network gas.
Portfolio Creation Fee
The one-time USDT fee to publish a portfolio.
Publishing a portfolio requires a one-time fee of 1.00 USDT, paid to the horakl Treasury on the selected network. The manager pays the network gas for this transaction.
Portfolio creation is a direct USDT transfer to the Treasury. It is a separate flow from purchasing access and does not use the 90/10 access-purchase split.
If the creation payment is sent but the flow is interrupted, horakl remembers the pending transaction and can resume verification when you return.
Payment Safety & Confirmation
What to expect during and after an on-chain payment.
All paid actions are on-chain transactions. horakl prepares and verifies them, but your wallet signs and sends them.
Gas
You pay gas in the native token of the selected network. Gas estimates are shown during the review step.
Confirmation times
Blockchain confirmation times vary by network and network conditions. horakl verifies the payment after it is confirmed on-chain before unlocking access or completing creation.
No double-sending
Once a transaction hash exists, horakl will not automatically send the same payment again. If something fails after the transaction is submitted, verification can be retried without risking a duplicate payment.
Never share your recovery phrase or private key. horakl and its payment flow only ever ask for standard wallet transaction approvals.