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  • Introduction
    • Whitepaper (Preface)
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  • 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
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    • 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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  1. HINKAL WALLET

Receiving Tokens

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Last updated 16 days ago

Hinkal gives you three complementary ways to accept funds—each designed for a different level of privacy and sender convenience. The Receive screen lets you copy the address/link or show a QR code with one click.

Payment Link

A shareable URL (e.g., https://onboarding.hinkal.pro/payment) that works with any web-3 wallet. When someone opens the link they: connect, pick up to five tokens, and sign one transaction. Those assets arrive straight in your Main Account, already shielded.

Proxy Address

A standard-looking 0x… address that behaves exactly like an EOA. Anyone can send tokens to it from any wallet, and tokens post to your Proxy balance. Use this when the sender prefers the familiarity of a normal on-chain transfer.

Private Address

A long, Hinkal-specific address generated for confidential peer-to-peer transfers between Hinkal users. The sender pastes this address into the Send flow inside their own Hinkal Wallet; on-chain metadata is minimized and the tokens surface directly in your Main Account. Choose this when maximum privacy is required.