Guide to wallet types: Funding wallets and futures wallets
There are two main types of wallets: Funding Wallets and Futures Wallets. Each is designed for a specific purpose, either asset storage or trading. The following outlines the key features and roles of each wallet.
Funding Wallet
The Funding Wallet serves as the default wallet for managing deposits, withdrawals, and asset exchanges. Use it when transferring assets to or from external wallets or exchanges.
Key Features:
• Receive deposits from external wallets
• Withdraw assets to external destinations
• Swap assets (e.g., USDT ⇄ NESS) within the exchange
⚠️ Notice: Assets in your funding wallet cannot be used directly for futures trading. You must first transfer them to your futures wallet.
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Futures Wallet
The Futures Wallet is specifically for futures trading. Assets must be transferred from your Funding Wallet before trading.
All trades and margin requirements are processed through this wallet.
Key Features:
• Only funds moved from the Funding Wallet are accessible.
• Holds the margin required for futures trading.
• Reflects Profit/Loss (PNL) and Fees from trading activity.
⚠️Note: Trading requires a prior transfer of funds from the Funding Wallet to the Futures Wallet.
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