Configuration
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Wallet Configuration
The Configuration is where you set the operational behavior of the wallet your end users open — which blockchain network it defaults to, which tab it lands on, which custom domain it answers on, and which feature modules appear in its navigation.
Where the Page Design page controls how the wallet looks, this page controls what it does and what it shows.
Default Network
Dropdown populated from the list of blockchain networks registered in the Admin panel.
Saves immediately on change — you'll see a "Default network updated" toast on success.
Available networks are managed by platform administrators. If the network you need isn't listed, contact the OnChainLabs team.
Default Tab View
Dropdown that chooses which module the wallet shows first after login. Options:
Transactions
Tokens
Assets
Members
Saves immediately on change ("Default tab view updated" toast).
A tab must also be enabled in Module Visibility below for end users to actually reach it. If you set a default tab that is disabled, the wallet will fall back to the first enabled tab.
Domain
Text input for a custom domain, e.g. app.yourdomain.com.
Submitting an empty value clears the domain (
null).Successful save shows a "Domain updated" toast.
Setting a domain here does not provision DNS or TLS; it registers the domain against your company so the wallet recognizes it. You still need to point your DNS at the WalletTwo infrastructure — coordinate with the OnChainLabs team when you're ready to go live on a custom domain.
Module Visibility
Tokens
Show balances and token detail screens in the wallet.
Assets
Expose RWA and asset modules in the main navigation.
Transactions
Enable movements history and transaction details.
Members
Allow the Members section for a list of company members
Enabled modules are highlighted in blue; disabled modules appear in gray. Flipping a switch saves immediately and shows a confirmation toast — e.g. '"Tokens" tab enabled'.
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