NEAR Protocol said on X that MyNearWallet will stop operating on Oct. 31 and that users need to move their assets to the official portal. The project also laid out several steps for the transfer process. Users are advised to start with a small test transaction, use each deposit address only once, move one asset at a time, and wait for each transfer to finish before starting another. NEAR also said users should keep their MyNearWallet recovery information until the full balance appears in the new account. Foresight News noted that MyNearWallet is NEAR Protocol’s web-based non-custodial wallet.
NEAR Protocol said on X that MyNearWallet will stop operating on Oct. 31, and users need to migrate their assets to the official portal.
Migration instructions from NEAR
NEAR advised users to begin with a small test transaction. It also said deposit addresses are for one-time use only and should not receive repeated transfers. Users should move one asset at a time and wait for each transfer to complete. NEAR added that MyNearWallet recovery information should be kept until the full balance has arrived in the new account.
Wallet details
Foresight News noted that MyNearWallet is NEAR Protocol’s web-based non-custodial wallet.
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