Prerequisites
Before starting, ensure you have:- An active account on the OpenXSwitch Console.
The Plan
Setting up your Wallet Infrastructure involves three primary steps:- Navigate: Access the Wallet Infrastructure section in your dashboard settings.
- Identify Setup State: Determine if your workspace needs access activation (State A) or just setup completion (State B).
- Provision: Follow the corresponding steps to request access or complete the 2-minute initialization process.
Step-by-Step Setup Guide
Step 1: Navigate to Wallet Infrastructure- Log in to the OpenXSwitch Console
- Click on the workspace navigation dropdown menu in your dashboard header.
- Select Wallet Infrastructure from the options.


- State A: Access Activation Needed
- This state means your workspace does not yet have access to the Wallet Infrastructure feature. Activation must be enabled by the OpenXSwitch team.
- You will see options on your screen
- Click the on-screen link to contact us or book a call with our technical team

- State B: Complete Ongoing Setup
- This state means your workspace already has access, but the infrastructure setup has not yet been finalized.
- Simply click the “Continue Setup” button.
- Wait at least 2 minutes for the system to finalize background provisioning before refreshing or leaving the page.


Next Steps
Once your Wallet Infrastructure is active, set up an account for a funds segregator configured with custom auto-sweep, routing rules, and security controls to organize your incoming assets- Create and Manage Users: Provision end-user identities to track activity, stats, and balances.
- Create and Manage Wallets: Deploy chain-specific smart wallets or deposit addresses linked directly to your users.
- Send and Transfer Tokens: Programmatically move digital assets from a specified wallet address to an external or internal recipient address.
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