Inery wallet

What is Inery ($INR)?

Inery's subject is database management rather than finance. The idea behind IneryDB is that records live on a distributed network, with the owner rather than a hosting company holding the keys to them, and that other chains and applications can read and write against that layer. It is positioned as infrastructure that sits underneath applications instead of competing with them for users.

What a wallet holds today is the BNB Chain token, and that shapes everyday handling more than the roadmap does. Every send is paid for in BNB, not in INR, so a wallet carrying the token and no BNB is stuck until some arrives. The balance behaves like any token balance on that chain: no token account to open, no minimum to keep, just the gas question. If the unit is ever moved onto a network of Inery's own, that would be a migration holders take part in rather than something that happens to a balance on its own.

Worth one more look: the ticker is written $INR, which is also the currency code for the Indian rupee, so search results and price screens mix the two up regularly.

In Tangem the BNB that covers a transfer sits in the same wallet as the token itself, and sending comes down to holding the card against the phone for a second. No cable, no battery to keep alive, which is what you want from custody of a token you may move in small amounts more than once.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): BNB Smart Chain.