Obvious

Open Obvious and set it up the way you work. Create a new non-custodial account or import an existing one, then (optionally) connect a hardware device for added security. Obvious maps your holdings across major EVM networks in one place, so you don’t need to bounce between explorers or separate apps. View tokens and NFTs side by side, tag wallets with custom labels, and pin favorites for quick access. Use the address book to avoid copy-paste errors, and set simple alerts to keep an eye on balances or network fees before you act.

When you need to move value between networks, use the route picker. Choose a source network and token, a destination network and token, and let Obvious suggest efficient paths based on expected output, time, and fees. You can prioritize speed or cost, adjust slippage, and review all steps before you sign. Quotes refresh in real time to reflect changing liquidity. Approve once with custom spend limits, then confirm the transfer in a single guided flow. Progress updates keep you informed at every hop, and you’ll get a final receipt when funds land where you want them.

For active DeFi users, Obvious helps streamline busy days. Rebalance positions by swapping on your origin chain or by moving funds across networks without juggling multiple tabs. Use transaction simulation to catch potential reverts, sandwiched trades, or bad prices before they cost you. Cap approvals to exact amounts to reduce risk. If gas is low on a destination network, top up by swapping a small amount directly within the flow. Save common routes and repeat them with a tap when markets move fast. Hardware wallet support and biometric locks add protection without slowing you down.

Teams and creators can run repeatable money flows with fewer manual steps. DAO treasurers can pay contributors on the networks they prefer by selecting recipients from the address book and sending assets chain-to-chain in a single session. Developers can fund test wallets across supported testnets and connect to dapps via WalletConnect for deployments and audits. Airdrop hunters can consolidate small balances to a primary network in batches. Export transaction history to CSV for accounting, and share receive QRs to collect payments from clients, fans, or collaborators without guessing which chain they’re on.