# Your wallets: lined up by the autopilot, signed by you

URL: https://www.orla.finance/en/wallets
Markdown twin of that page. Append `.md` to any Orla page URL to get one.

A wallet in Orla with its key encrypted in your browser, or yours through WalletConnect. The autopilot lines up each payment and checks the address; you sign.

#### Questions

**Can dollars and euros come in and go out?**

Yes, through a bank account inside Orla. A payment in by ACH, wire or SEPA lands as USDC in your wallet, and a payout goes back to a bank from there. A swap between coins shows its cost before you sign.

**Can the autopilot pay from my wallet by itself?**

Not without a signature you gave first. Each transfer waits for you to sign, with one exception you sign once: a wallet that holds the money of an account inside Orla can get a role that pays out of that account by itself, only to details you have paid before and within your limits. You stop it in Orla at once.

**Which networks?**

Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Polygon on one address, plus Solana and TRON.

**What does it cost?**

Nothing from Orla on a transfer you sign. The network's own fee is shown before you sign. A swap shows its cost first, at most 0.5%, and screening an address uses one AML check.

**What if I forget the wallet password?**

Restore the key from its twelve words on the same account. The words stay in your browser, and their address is checked against the account first.