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Foremost, I advise you not to use Atomic wallet. Yes, it's noncustodial, but it's not open source. I don't know how you missed this during your research, but that wallet was compromised not so long ago and people lost their funds. The team behind the wallet has never had any plausible explanation on what happened.

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Quote from: CupCakeHugs007 on July 21, 2023, 12:14:06 PM

I did research and decided on Atomic Wallet.
I want to transfer funds from my Bank of America account into Atomic Wallet.
However, there are 7 different USDCoins.
So I used the Help feature and ask which of the 7 should I use?

You can't transfer funds directly from the bank to a wallet. You first have to by crypto coins that you then transfer to a wallet. Use an exchange like Coinbase, kraken… make a deposit, buy your preferred coin and then transfer it to a better wallet.

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Quote from: CupCakeHugs007 on July 21, 2023, 12:14:06 PM

Is it normal for them to ask for my coin address?
I've read about all the scams going on. About how good hackers are.
And why do they need my coin address?

Asking for a coin address is OK. They can only watch your balance but can't withdraw anything. The only issue is privacy.

They probably asked for your coin address so that they know which blockchain/network you wanted to use

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Im not really familiar with Atomic Wallet but generally speaking you can not be hacked just by providing your wallet address. They might be asking because they want to know which chain you are using, or which options are open for deposits.
Never give away your private key or backup phrases.

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I'm not sure which category this question belongs to.

Many people say you should have a non-custodial wallet.
I did research and decided on Atomic Wallet.
I want to transfer funds from my Bank of America account into Atomic Wallet.
However, there are 7 different USDCoins.
So I used the Help feature and ask which of the 7 should I use?
I got an email back:

Hi there,
Thank you for reaching out.
We are here to help! But I need a little cooperation from your side, as we are a decentralized wallet and we don’t have any access to your private information.
In order for me to understand what happened, please provide the following info:
– Your coin addresses

Looking forward to your reply.

Is it normal for them to ask for my coin address?
I've read about all the scams going on. About how good hackers are.
And why do they need my coin address?

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