A Russian crypto wallet in the app, not just in the menus
Every screen, error and warning is in Russian, including the review screen before you send. Dates are written as 21 октября 2026, and counts take the right form: 1 минуту, 2 минуты, 5 минут.
Russian is the default for Russia and is on the language list in every other country, including Azerbaijan and Armenia.
The switch is instant, and the layout stays left to right.
Rubles, decimal commas and thin spaces
Amounts use a comma for decimals and a non-breaking space between thousands, as in 1 234,56. When you type a crypto amount, a comma and a dot are both read as the decimal mark.
Digits are Latin and dates Gregorian, and local values come from signed quotes that expire.
P2P with local rails, where available
Where P2P is available, you buy or sell USDT with other users through an on-chain escrow, paying by a transfer by phone number or by card. The seller’s details appear only after the USDT is locked.
Availability depends on your country and can change, and the app shows what is on for you. P2P needs an identity check; the wallet needs none.
Keys stay with you
Waletifi is self-custody: keys are created on the phone and unlocked by fingerprint or PIN, and the server cannot move your funds. The recovery phrase is the standard English 24-word list, so other standard wallets can restore it.
Networks, handles and notifications
Hold coins on 15 networks, including USDT on Tron, TON, BNB Smart Chain and Ethereum, and send to an @handle. The review screen shows the network fee and warns about look-alike addresses in Russian before you confirm.
Notifications follow the app language, so alerts arrive in Russian when it is selected.