An Armenian crypto wallet in Armenian script throughout
Menus, errors and the security warnings on the review screen are all in Armenian. Choosing Armenia at setup makes Armenian the default, and the language list under Me, then Region settings, always shows it in its own script as Հայերեն.
Many people in Armenia also read Russian, which is offered in every country, and English.
Armenian plural and date forms are handled by the app, so counts of minutes, hours and days read correctly.
Dram without decimals, spaces for thousands
The dram is shown as whole numbers, and thousands are grouped with a space, so 1 234 567 is read as you would write it. A comma and a dot are both accepted as the decimal mark when you type a crypto amount.
Digits are Latin and dates Gregorian by default, and you can change either under Region settings.
Signed dram quotes
A dram value is built from more than one independent rate, and any payment amount uses a signed quote with an expiry. If no fresh rate exists, the app shows the value as unavailable.
Because the dram is shown without decimals, large values stay easy to read at a glance.
P2P with an account number, where available
Where P2P is available, you buy or sell USDT with other users through an on-chain escrow. Dram payments go to a local bank account number, not an IBAN, and the seller’s details appear only after the USDT is locked.
P2P needs an identity check and your own account; the wallet needs neither.
Networks, handles and warnings
Hold coins on 15 networks, including USDT on Tron, TON, BNB Smart Chain and Ethereum. Send to an @handle, check the network fee on the review screen, and read the warnings about look-alike addresses in Armenian before you confirm.
Notifications follow the app language, so alerts arrive in Armenian when it is selected.