Гаманець для Wrapped Flow

What is Wrapped Flow (WFLOW)?

Flow was designed for consumer applications - collectibles, game items, apps where the user is not expected to think about blockchains at all - and FLOW is the coin that pays for transactions and secures that chain. Its accounts work unlike an Ethereum account: they are created objects with keys attached, and they need a small FLOW balance held in reserve to cover the storage they use.

WFLOW is a way of taking that value somewhere else. On Ethereum it is a plain ERC-20 token standing in for FLOW held on the other side, and none of the Flow account mechanics come with it - no storage reserve, no Cadence, no participation in Flow's consensus. What you have is a token balance on Ethereum, transferable like any other, settled by ETH gas. The name also appears inside the Flow ecosystem itself, where WFLOW wraps native FLOW for Flow EVM contracts; that is a different balance on a different chain, so confirm which one an exchange or a bridge is handing you.

An Ethereum WFLOW position usually does nothing for long stretches and then needs one signature, often to send it back across a bridge. Tangem covers that quietly: the ETH that pays for the transaction sits beside the token in the same wallet, and signing is a tap of the card on the phone whenever the moment comes. Nothing has to be kept charged or connected in between, which is the right shape of storage for a token that moves rarely and always costs Ethereum gas when it does.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Ethereum.