Overview
Crypto address sync is optional: track public addresses and link allowlisted stablecoin accounts—with balances and recent transfers—without sharing private keys or seed phrases. Liquify Ultra is required (including the free 30-day trial). Track up to 10 public addresses per person (EVM 0x… or Solana). Manual refresh every 15 minutes; automatic about every 6 hours. Balances can look stale until transactions settle on-chain.
Anyone on Ultra who wants to track allowlisted stablecoin accounts from a public address. Liquify never asks for a seed phrase or private key; it only reads public on-chain data.
Before you start
- Liquify Ultra (subscription or free 30-day trial)
- A public address (EVM 0x… or Solana)
- The network and stablecoin you want to track (for example Celo + USDC)
Check your address on a block explorer
Celoscan
Celo — open your address, then use Token Holdings / Token Transfers to see which stablecoin holds your dollars—not only the native CELO balance.
Basescan
Base — open your address and check Token Holdings for allowlisted stables like USDC.
Lineascan
Linea — open your address and check Token Holdings for allowlisted stables like USDC.
Gnosisscan
Gnosis — open your address and check Token Holdings for allowlisted stables like EURe or USDC.
MonadVision
Monad — open your address and check token holdings for allowlisted stables.
Solscan
Solana — open your address and check Tokens for allowlisted stables like USDC or USDT.
1. Track your address in Liquify
In Liquify open Crypto addresses, then Track crypto address. Paste your public address (EVM 0x… or Solana). Liquify stores the address only—no private keys.
You can track up to 10 addresses per person. Use Try demo address anytime to preview the flow without your own address.
2. Link network and stablecoin to a box
On Accounts, edit a box and link a crypto account: choose the tracked address, then the network (Celo, Base, Linea, Gnosis, Monad, or Solana), then an allowlisted stablecoin for that network (for example USDC, cUSD, or EURe).
Liquify shows that stablecoin’s balance and recent transfers on the box. Native gas tokens (CELO, ETH, SOL, and so on) are not linked—only allowlisted stables.
3. Example: Celo account with dollars
On Celoscan, an address can show 0 CELO and $0.00 CELO value while Token Holdings still show hundreds of dollars. Open Token Transfers (ERC-20): if you see USDC moving in and out, those are your dollars on Celo.
Celoscan — CELO balance can be zero while Token Holdings show USDC dollars.
In Liquify, link that address with network Celo and stablecoin USDC (or cUSD if that is what you hold). Do not expect the native CELO balance to appear—pick the token from Token Holdings that matches your dollars.
4. Rename the address in Liquify
On Crypto addresses, tap the pencil on a tracked address. Set an Address name so it is easy to find when you link a box.
Rename address — give the tracked address a name you will recognize.
You’re done when…
Crypto addresses lists your address, and the linked box on Accounts shows the stablecoin balance and recent transfers from that network.
Balances and activity update when Liquify syncs (about every 6 hours), or tap refresh on the Crypto addresses screen. They can look stale until transfers settle on-chain.