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# ZamWallet Web

Store, exchange, invest, send, withdraw crypto and use other features of ZamWallet through web browsers.

### Login page

A user with an account in the ZamWallet app can log in to ZamWallet Web.

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### Registration

Registration is available for all new ZamWallet Web users.

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### CeFi Wallet

Current balances in CeFi are displayed on this page.

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### **DeFi Wallet**&#x20;

The "DeFi Wallet" page in ZamWallet Web is under development and it will be available soon.

### Portfolios

Current investment portfolios balances are displayed on this page.

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### **Total Wallets**&#x20;

All available balances are displayed on the page "Total Wallets".

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