> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.exclusivo.one/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Linking wallets

> Several wallets, one profile — and what linking doesn't do.

A profile can hold more than one wallet. Usually a Solana one and an EVM one, or
a hot wallet and a vault.

## Both wallets have to agree

Linking takes a signature from **each** wallet — the one you're signed in with,
and the one you're adding.

That's what stops anyone attaching your wallet to their profile and displaying
your holdings as theirs.

A wallet belongs to one profile at a time. Trying to link one that's already
attached somewhere else is refused rather than quietly moved.

## What you get

* Holdings from every linked wallet on one profile.
* Sign in from any of them.
* The same handle and profile wherever you connect from.

## What it doesn't do

<Warning>
  **Linking doesn't let one wallet act for another.**

  The wallet that owns an NFT is the only wallet that can list it, delist it or
  accept an offer on it. Linking wallet B to your profile doesn't let wallet A
  sell wallet B's NFTs.
</Warning>

This surprises people occasionally, but it's the right way round — if linking
handed over authority, one compromised wallet would put everything you own at
risk.

## Signing in on a shop's own domain

If you're signing in on a merchant's custom domain, the sign-in itself happens
on our address and hands back afterwards. Running logins on arbitrary domains
isn't something we'll do.

## Unlinking

From your profile settings. It doesn't affect anything the wallet owns, any
listing it has open, or any offer it has out.

<Tip>
  Tidy up open listings and offers before unlinking a wallet you're finished with
  — not because unlinking breaks them, but because you won't see them on your
  profile to manage afterwards.
</Tip>