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Send & Receive

The Home (Wallet) tab is your starting point. It shows a network badge (MAINNET by default, or TESTNET if you enabled the developer toggle), your total balance (tap to hide/show), and the main actions: Send · Receive · Swap · Stake. Your asset list shows QOR (Native + post-quantum 🛡, one unified balance across the Native/EVM/SVM lanes) and All networks (a unified ETH · BNB · POL · ARB view).

Send quantum-safe QOR​

  1. Tap Send.
  2. Enter the recipient as a qor1… address or an @handle. A handle is resolved and cryptographically verified (registry signature + owner signature + trust-on-first-use pinning); if a handle's key ever changes silently, QoreX shows an explicit warning.
  3. Enter the amount. The preview shows the recipient, amount, fee, and the Shield state — the post-quantum protection level of the signature.
  4. Confirm with biometric approval. QoreX signs the transfer with the mandatory hybrid post-quantum signature (ML-DSA-87 + secp256k1) and broadcasts it on the Native lane.

Your first transfer also registers your post-quantum key on-chain automatically — you can see this in Security & Recovery. No separate step is needed.

Receive QOR​

Tap Receive to show your qor1… address as a QR code (with the QoreChain icon embedded) and a copy button. Share either with the sender.

Request a payment​

Tap Request (requires sign-in) to create a payment request — an amount plus an optional memo — as a QR code or link. Whoever scans it sees the pre-filled transfer.

External networks & tokens​

From All networks (or Send-external) you can send ETH, BNB, POL, ARB, and SOL natively, plus ERC-20 and SPL tokens — all derived from the same recovery phrase (ETH uses m/44'/60', SOL uses its standard path, and SPL uses associated token accounts).

External chains are classical-only

Other blockchains cannot carry post-quantum signatures. When you send on an external network, QoreX states this explicitly (the transfer uses a classical signature and the Shield shows the downgrade). Your QOR always stays on the protected Native lane. Cosmos-based external sends support an optional memo.

Swap​

The Swap tab is wired to QoreChain's on-chain AMM but stays disabled — the button reads "Swap — coming with pool liquidity" — until liquidity and the remote feature flag turn it on. When that happens it lights up automatically; no app update is needed.

Next steps​