# Confidential Balances (Wallet)

Redact has a built in wallet that can be used to:

1. View your token balances as a breakdown between public and confidential balances.
2. View your past transactions (including confidential transactions).
3. Transfer encrypted tokens between wallets. 

The wallet can be opened by pressing the **CONNECT** button in the top right corner of the dApp. If you are already connected, the button will display your connected wallet address instead:

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Once open, you will see your native token balance, as well as a list of ERC20 tokens. Each token in the list shows the breakdown of public vs confidential balance. The history tab shows a list of all transactions that have been executed in Redact.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Note that ETH/WETH are combined in this view. Both ETH and WETH are encrypted into the same confidential token **eETH** so they have been combined in the token list.

You can read more about ETH/WETH in the [ConfidentialERC20.sol](/architecture/confidentialerc20.sol.md)page.
{% endhint %}

Each of the rows in this list can be expanded to view the individual balances and claimable amounts for each token. As an example, lets open the LINK token page:

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This page shows the encrypted balance (5 eLINK), public balance (16 LINK), and claimable balance (3 LINK).&#x20;

The encrypted balance, 5 in this case, is a value that is ***only*** visible to the owner of the account. In order to view this data, it is fetched from the CoFHE coprocessor as a `sealed` value (meaning it is still in an encrypted state, but it can be unsealed locally within Redact), and then `unsealed` locally using an autogenerated Permit.


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