Linx Accounts Structure

Linx has created a 'chainless' experience for multi-chain blockchains. This means there is a specific account structure, depending on the blockchain. Let's go through them:

Kadena

Kadena has 20 chains and an address is the same across all chains. This means when you create an account in Linx Wallet, that account will have the same address across all chains. An account only holds 1 address. If you want to manage more addresses, you can create new accounts or import existing addresses.

Alephium

Alephium has 4 groups / chains and each group has it's own address.

This means in a Linx Wallet account, you will have 4 addresses, an address for each group and for most operations the wallet will default to the group 0 address.

A Linx Wallet account can only hold 4 Alpehium addresses (1 per each group). If you would like to manage more addresses you can create a new account and generate 4 new addresses or import you existing address(es).

Private Key Accounts

An address generated from a private key is a unique (single) address account specific to a blockchain.

If you import a private key from a Kadena account, the Linx account will only have that specific address in the account and won't generate accounts for other blockchains. In the case that it is an Alephium private key, the Linx account will only have that address for that specific group available.