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# Linkary Wallet

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Linkary Wallet provides the supported onchain payment surface used by features such as auction settlement.

| Function         | Asset / Network                   |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------- |
| Settlement asset | Official USDC on Base             |
| Gas asset        | ETH on Base                       |
| Wallet model     | Existing Linkary Coinbase CDP EOA |

The wallet interface can display Base ETH and Base USDC balances.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Only send supported assets using the Base network when funding the Linkary Wallet for these flows.
{% endhint %}

Submitting an auction bid does **not** transfer USDC. Only the winner settles afterward. ETH on Base is used separately for network gas.

Linkary verifies the relevant transaction server-side before treating an auction as settled.


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