Warden wallet
The most secure hardware wallet for your Warden
Discover secure Warden storage with Tangem hardware wallets—trusted by countless users globally!
How to secure your Warden with Tangem?
When you buy or hold Warden in Tangem, it secures your private keys in many ways:
- With Tangem's seedless setup and multi-card backup, your Warden stays in your hands only.
- IP69K water/dust protection keeps the cards safe from heat, cold, shocks, and X-rays.
- Access code + biometric lock inside Tangem Mobile prevent unauthorized use.
- Private keys are generated and stored inside the EAL6+ secure element — never leaving the card.
How to get a Warden Crypto Wallet?
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What is Warden (WARD)?
WARD is the token behind Warden, a project that puts an AI agent between the user and the blockchain. Instead of opening a swap interface, a bridge and a wallet one after another, a person types a request in the Warden App and an agent swaps, bridges, checks a balance or calls a dApp on their behalf. Under the app sits Warden Protocol, a chain built with the Cosmos SDK where developers assemble agents that can run AI inference, carry an onchain identity and trigger actions on other networks. Validators on that chain stake WARD, and the token is used in protocol governance.
What a holder actually holds
The WARD most people buy and keep is not a coin on the Warden chain itself but an ERC-20 style token on EVM networks. On BNB Smart Chain it moves as a BEP-20 token and every transfer is paid in BNB; on Base the same token is paid for in ETH. WARD cannot cover its own fee on either, so a little of the native coin has to sit next to it.
Your address is identical on both networks, which is convenient and also the classic trap: WARD sent to the correct address on a network the recipient is not watching is hard to get back. Agree with the other side which network they expect before you send. The name Warden has also been used by an unrelated token, so when adding WARD manually anywhere, match the network and the symbol, not the name alone.
The Tangem app lists WARD on BNB Smart Chain and WARD on Base as two separate lines with their own balances, and the confirmation screen names the outgoing network before you tap the card to sign. That glance is your check, not the wallet's. With BNB and ETH kept beside the token for fees, one card covers WARD on both networks, and that is the whole case for holding it there.
Supported networks in Tangem (3): Base, Robinhood, BNB Smart Chain.
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See all supported cryptosWarden FAQ
- A reliable wallet for WARD should prioritize robust security and user-friendly access. Tangem offers offline protection coupled with straightforward mobile management.
- Yes, software wallets are generally free. Hardware wallets, such as Tangem Wallet, come with a purchase because they include secure physical components.
- The best wallet for storing Warden is one that keeps your private keys offline while remaining easy to manage. Tangem offers this balance by placing keys in an offline card that you tap with your phone, providing both high security and simple everyday use.
- A Warden wallet is a tool that lets you store, send, and receive your digital assets. It manages your private keys, which prove ownership of your WARD.
- WARD does not pay its own transfer fee. On BNB Smart Chain the fee is charged in BNB, on Base it is charged in ETH, so you need a small amount of the native coin on the same network as the tokens.
- It is the same asset issued on two separate networks. The balances do not merge: WARD on Base stays on Base and WARD on BNB Smart Chain stays there, and a transfer must go out on the network the recipient expects, even though the address looks identical on both.
- No. The version held in a regular wallet is an ERC-20 style token on BNB Smart Chain or Base. The native Warden chain, where validators stake WARD, is a separate environment that a plain holder of the EVM token does not have to interact with.
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