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  • Introduction
    • Whitepaper (Preface)
    • Investors
  • How to create a wallet
  • How to buy $HINK
  • HINKAL WALLET
    • Features
    • Getting Started
      • Creating your first wallet
      • Account Management
      • Gas Tokens
    • IMPORTANT - Protecting Tokens
    • Receiving Tokens
    • Sending Tokens
    • Swapping
    • Connecting to dApps
    • Settings
  • Developers
    • Hinkal SDK
    • SDK Integration
    • Smart Contract Addresses
  • ECOSYSTEM
    • Supported Chains
    • Compliance
    • Media Kit
  • TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
    • Overview
    • Setup
      • Keys and Shielded Addresses
      • Nullifiers & Commitments
    • Smart Contracts
      • Unexpected Relay Costs Accounting - Stealth Addresses
      • Extensibility with Hooks
    • Compliance & Security
      • Access Tokens and User Authentication
    • Transactions
      • Deposits & Withdrawals
      • Swaps
      • Transfers
    • Risks
  • Anonymity Staking
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  • Disconnecting from dApps
  • How Main Account balances appear on dApps
  • Switching Accounts
  1. HINKAL WALLET

Connecting to dApps

Connect your wallet to any dApp and interact privately

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Last updated 16 days ago

Step-by-step

  1. In the dApp click Connect Wallet → WalletConnect.

  2. In the WalletConnect popup hit Copy link.

  3. Open the Hinkal extension and click the WalletConnect icon in the top navigation bar.

  4. Paste the link into “Paste WC pairing code.”

  5. Hinkal shows a Connection Request – check the site name and click Connect.

  6. The dApp now sees your wallet and can propose transactions.

(You can always revisit the icon to see an up-to-date list of connected dApps.)

Disconnecting from dApps

You can use this if you no longer trust or need a connection with the dApp.

Step-by-step

  1. Tap the WalletConnect icon again.

  2. Hover over the dApp entry – a Disconnect button appears.

  3. Click Disconnect to cut a single site.

  4. Or press Disconnect All at the bottom to wipe every active session.

How Main Account balances appear on dApps

Context

Every user’s Main balance is stored in one massive privacy pool. When you connect, the dApp only sees the total pool size, not your balance.

How it works

  • On the dApp you might see $100 even though you hold $5.

What to do

  1. Open Hinkal first and note your real balance.

  2. Enter that amount (or less) in the dApp’s input field.

  3. Submit and sign

Switching Accounts

How it works

Hinkal lets you choose the account before and after you connect to a site.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the extension.

  2. In the account selector click the up / down arrows to toggle from Main to Proxy.

  3. Press the grey Connect button in the top-right. It will change status to Connected.

  4. Now follow the “Connect a dApp” flow (section 1). You will now connect to dApp with the account you chose.

Use this when you need the Proxy for on-chain actions, or the Main for pure swaps. (Check out for more information)

Account Management
Note that in Odos (on the left) the ETH balance is ~$1000 while the real balance inside Hinkal is $7.63.