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A World Chain wallet is any Ethereum-style wallet that holds ETH, WLD and USDC on World Chain, the layer 2 behind World App. World App covers most of its users' gas today. In your own wallet you pay small fees in ETH, so send some ETH along with your WLD and pick World Chain as the network.
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An XDC wallet holds the key to your address on XDC Network, where XDC and XRC-20 tokens such as USDC live. The address is a normal 0x address that many XDC apps write with an xdc prefix instead. Swap only those first characters, keep a little XDC for gas, and choose XDC Network on exchanges.
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An X Layer wallet holds OKB, USDT0, USDC and other tokens on X Layer, the Ethereum layer 2 built by OKX. It uses your usual 0x address, though X Layer also lets the same account be written with an XKO prefix. Every fee is paid in OKB, so keep a little on X Layer and check each stablecoin's contract.
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An XRP wallet controls an r address on the XRP Ledger. A new address only comes alive once it receives at least 1 XRP, which stays locked as a reserve. When you send XRP to an exchange, always include its destination tag, or the deposit can sit uncredited.
