Account chip
The active account ID and network stay visible on every screen, so you always know which account you are viewing.

Accounts, assets and activity. One dedicated workspace to see the full picture before you take action.
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Eight screens, one consistent system. Choose a screen to see how the desktop app is designed to present it — and why.
1,284.50NEAR
Available 1,281.92 NEAR · Storage 2.58 NEARDesktop interface preview. Example accounts and balances; no account is connected to this page.
See your native NEAR balance, available funds and storage reserve together. Individual assets and account permissions have their own place in the workspace.
NEAR / USDT Binance spot market · Chart by TradingView
Market data is provided by TradingView from the Binance spot market. Interface previews use example balances and remain separate from the chart.
Familiar landmarks. A consistent workspace.
Know where to look, wherever you are.
The active account ID and network stay visible on every screen, so you always know which account you are viewing.
Portfolio, Account, Activity, Send, Receive and Network. The current section is highlighted with both contrast and a label.
A clear Mainnet label keeps the network in view. Read the network name alongside the account and amount.
Related information stays together. Labels on the left, values on the right, and account identifiers in monospace.
Succeeded and Pending pair a symbol with text, keeping transaction status readable without relying on colour alone.
Every important field appears together before signing. Nothing is pre-approved: read the details before you continue.
Interface details using example accounts and balances.
Account identifiers. NEAR accounts can be human-readable (maya.near) or implicit 64-character hex strings. Look-alike names are different accounts.
Asset labels. Tokens are identified by their contract, not just their symbol. Two tokens can share a symbol.
Balances. Part of a NEAR balance may be reserved for on-chain storage and is shown separately.
Transaction records. Each has a hash you can independently look up in a public block explorer.
This website never asks for a recovery phrase, private key or password, and no screen on this site can move funds.