
Nether wallet
The most secure hardware wallet for your Nether
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How to secure your Nether with Tangem?
When you buy or hold Nether in Tangem, it secures your private keys in many ways:
- With the seedless setup and smart backups on extra devices, your Bitcoin is safe and accessible only to you.
- Tangem is IP69K water and dustproof, built to protect against extreme temperatures, EMPs, ESCs, and X-RAYS.
- An access code and biometric authentication protect against unauthorized access.
- Private keys are generated and stored on its EAL6+ CC secure element.
How to get a Nether Crypto Wallet?
Tangem products are for everyone, from beginners to experts. They keep your crypto safe and easy to manage. With cutting-edge technology, Tangem lets you control and protect your digital assets.
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What is Nether (NTR)?
Nether, also known as NTR, is an innovative platform in the NFT (non-fungible token) landscape, focusing on the value of human personality. It provides a marketplace where individuals, including well-known figures and influencers, can mint NFTs that embody their personal character traits. Enthusiasts and followers can trade these unique tokens, discovering the authentic worth of individual personality.
What is a Nether wallet?
A Nether wallet manages private keys, essential for accessing your Nether addresses. While it doesn't store NTR itself, as these reside on the blockchain, its primary role is to generate and secure these keys, allowing you to engage with and manage your Nether assets. Essentially, a Nether wallet is a tool for handling, transmitting, receiving, and overseeing your NTR tokens.
How does a Nether wallet work?
Nether wallets operate through the use of public and private key pairs to control blockchain accounts. The private key, necessary to access a specific Nether account, must remain confidential, while the public key can be shared to receive NTR. To move funds, the private key is essential. Tangem Wallet offers a solution by generating and protecting these keys within a secure chip.
What are the types of Nether wallets?
Exchange Nether Wallets:
Platforms like Coinbase and Binance allow trading of NTR with traditional currencies through custodial wallet solutions, but users risk potential access denial.Software Nether Wallets:
Downloadable apps for managing private keys and NTR tokens, yet vulnerable to cyber threats. Available for mobile, desktop, and browser.Mobile Nether Wallets:
Applications for handling NTR transactions on smartphones.Desktop Nether Wallets:
Software installed on PCs, storing private keys on local hard drives or SSDs.Hardware Nether Wallets:
Physical devices like Tangem that store keys offline, minimizing digital risks.
How to Choose the Best Nether Wallet
Selecting the right wallet depends on your unique requirements, emphasizing ease of use, dependability, resilience, and protection. For maximum security and larger holdings, a hardware wallet such as Tangem is a wise choice.

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See all supported cryptosNether FAQ
- You can buy Nether on major cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, or Kraken. You can also use P2P platforms or specialized exchange services. For safe storage, it is recommended to use a reliable wallet like Tangem.
- For long-term storage of Nether, a cold wallet such as Tangem is the best choice, offering a high level of security. For active transactions, a hot wallet is more convenient but less protected from hacking.
- Transfer fees for Nether depend on the blockchain network load and the exchange or wallet used. Typically, this includes a network fee (gas fee) and possibly additional fees from the platform.
- To create a wallet for Nether, install the Tangem app, follow the instructions to set up a cold wallet, and generate a unique address for storing your cryptocurrency.

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