Create a wallet that works with Cybmatic
You'll need a wallet that supports the Arbitrum network and can hold ETH (for fees) and USDC (for trading). Our recommended option is Tangem — simple, secure, and no seed phrase to manage.
Tangem — hardware-backed, no seed phrase
Tangem is a tap-to-use hardware wallet shaped like a credit card. Private keys never leave the card, and there is no 24-word seed phrase to write down or lose.
- Set up in under 3 minutes from your phone
- Works with Arbitrum, ETH, and USDC out of the box
- Compatible with Hyperliquid for execution
- Hardware-grade security without the usual complexity
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Quick setup — 4 steps
Get the wallet
Order Tangem using the link above, or install an alternative wallet (see below). Don't reuse a wallet that already holds significant funds — start fresh.
Activate it on your phone
Follow the in-app setup. For Tangem, tap the card to your phone — no seed phrase to write down.
Add the Arbitrum network
Most wallets support Arbitrum out of the box. If not, add it via Settings → Networks → Add network → Arbitrum One.
Copy your public address
You'll paste this on the next page so we can verify format and compatibility. We never ask for your private keys or seed phrase.
Other wallets we work with
Prefer something else? Any Web3 wallet that supports Arbitrum will work. Here are well-known options — pick whichever fits your workflow.
MetaMask
The most widely used browser + mobile Web3 wallet. Great if you're already familiar with DeFi.
Get MetaMask →Rabby
Security-focused browser wallet built for DeFi users; clear transaction previews and EVM-chain support.
Get Rabby →Ledger
Hardware wallet — more setup required, but gives you cold-storage-level key custody.
Get Ledger →These links are provided for convenience — Cybmatic is not affiliated with MetaMask, Rabby, Trust, or Ledger, and doesn't earn a referral commission on them.
Need help? Email hello@cybmatic.com.