Every wallet in Enta has the same three actions on the right: Deposit, Withdraw and Swap.
Getting money in — Deposit
Open the wallet you want to fund and choose Deposit. Two routes:
External wallet — receive from any crypto address. Enta shows the deposit address for that specific network.
Bank account — fund by bank transfer, converted into crypto on arrival.
Receiving from another crypto wallet works from the moment you sign up. Funding by bank transfer needs Tier 2 verification.
Cashing out — Withdraw
Open the wallet and choose Withdraw. Two routes again:
External wallet — send to any crypto address.
Bank account — Enta converts the crypto and pays out in NGN, EUR or GBP, to your own account or a saved beneficiary.
Bank payouts need Tier 2 verification, and the currency has to be one you selected when you verified.
Getting paid by someone else
A payment link is often the easier route. You choose what you want to receive and where it should land; your payer opens the link, picks from twelve supported networks, and sends. They need no Enta account, no app and no crypto knowledge.
Moving between networks — Swap
Swap converts between assets and moves the same asset between networks, without leaving Enta. It's how you get USD₮ from Tron to Solana, or BTC from the Bitcoin network to Spark.