KILT Protocol [OLD] wallet

What is KILT Protocol [OLD] (KILT)?

KILT is infrastructure for digital identity: decentralized identifiers and verifiable credentials that a person or a company controls directly, with credentials issued and checked without a central directory holding the record. The software came out of BOTLabs, and for most of its life KILT ran as its own chain in the Polkadot world.

That is the piece of history a holder actually trips over. The coin moved off its own chain and became an ERC-20 on Base, which means there are two shapes of KILT in circulation in people's memories: the native coin held in a Polkadot-style account, and the token on Base held at an EVM address. They are not the same balance and they are not reachable from the same wallet screen. This listing is marked OLD, so treat it as pointing at the pre-move era and confirm which form your own holding is in before you try to send it anywhere.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Base.

When an asset changes its home chain, what saves the holder is key continuity: the address you receive at is derived from a key that stays inside the Tangem card's secure element, and it does not change because a token's contract or chain did. You keep signing with the same card before and after, with a duplicate card as the fallback if one is lost. That continuity, more than anything else, is why an asset with a migration behind it sits comfortably in Tangem.