CryptolinkUser Guide
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Part 0 · Introduction

0.2The app at a glance: Crypto, Cards and Settings tabsThe app at a glance: Crypto, Card and Account tabs

Cryptolink combines a crypto wallet and payment cards in one app. Everything is reached from the tab bar at the bottom of the screen: Crypto, CardsCard and Account.

The tabs

Card screen with the tab bar: Crypto, Cards, Account 1 2 3
1Crypto — your crypto wallets: balances, receiving and sending (Parts 4 and 5).Only when you are signed in to a card account.
2Cards — ordering and managing cards (Part 3). Before you sign in, this tab shows the welcome screen with registration and sign-in (see 1.1).
3Account — account, wallet and app settings, and support (Part 6). The screen is titled Settings.
Card screen with the tab bar: Crypto, Card, Account 1 2 3
1Crypto — your crypto wallets: balances, receiving and sending (Parts 4 and 5).Only when you are signed in to a card account.
2Card — ordering and managing cards (Part 3). Before you sign in, this tab shows the welcome screen with registration and sign-in (see 1.1).
3Account — account, wallet and app settings, and support (Part 6).

Which tabs you see

SituationTabs
Not signed in to a card accountCardsCard, Account. On the Account tab only App and Support are available.
Signed inCrypto, CardsCard, Account. The Account tab gets the Account, Wallet and ReferralReferral program sections and the Log outLog out of account and Delete account rows.

The bottom of the Account tab shows the app version and your iPhone model and iOS versionthe Android version — you'll need them if you contact support.

Hide a tab you don't use

Hidden tabs and their data aren't deleted — turn the switch back on to see them again. The Account tab is always shown.

Until you sign in to a card account, the CardsCard tab is shown even if you've hidden it — that's where you sign in.

When you log out, the Show Cards Tab switch turns back on.

On the main screen, the system Back button doesn't close Cryptolink — it minimises the app, which stays on the same tab.

In Arabic, the order of the tabs is mirrored: Account comes first on the left.