Ethereum & Base Wallet, Swap, Approval & Bridge Hub

Manage Ethereum and Base balances, transfers and approvals, swap tokens, bridge through deBridge, compare gas costs and inspect addresses or transactions.

What this app actually does.

What it adds

Ethereum and Base in one hub: balances and transfers, Ethereum approval review and revocation, token swaps, deBridge transfers, live gas and network costs, market context, and address or transaction inspection.

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What it reads

Ethereum and Base balances, transfers, approval logs, market and gas data, swap quotes, deBridge order quotes, addresses and transaction state.

Read surfaceWallet-aware

How it acts

The app can prepare an action for the connected wallet, but approval still happens in the wallet.

Ask you to approve a token allowancePreinstalled

Research & workflow

Use Ethereum and Base as a connected wallet and settlement workspace

ETH Hub combines wallet balances and transfers with Ethereum approval exposure and revocation, shared EVM token swaps, deBridge cross-chain transfers, network-cost analysis and explorer workflows. Reads can inspect either supported chain without forcing a wallet switch; state-changing actions align the required network and remain explicit wallet approvals. Bridge inspection can also hand Solana destinations to Solana Hub without breaking the flow.

How it fits into Hexncoin

ETH Hub opens as a registered Hexncoin application and shares the same window manager, app switching and workspace navigation as the rest of the system. Its public page links directly into the running OS, so the handoff from reading about the capability to using it stays short.

Installation and availability

Included on a fresh Hexncoin profile and managed through the App Center lifecycle.

The useful boundary

Installation determines where the app appears in the interface. Registration determines whether Hexncoin can open it directly. Those are separate concerns, which keeps optional and archived apps linkable without pretending they are always pinned to the workspace.

Wallet boundary

Know what the app can ask for.

TIER 3 / 3Ask you to approve a token allowance

Trading an ERC-20 means approving the router first. The convention is an unlimited allowance. Uniswap here approves the exact amount being traded, so no standing permission is left behind. ETH Hub lists the allowances an address has granted anywhere and revokes them.

ETH Hub uses the shared wallet session. It can prepare an action, but the wallet remains the approval surface. See the full permission model on the security page.

Community signal

Ratings & reviews.

Feedback comes from people using ETH Hub through the App Center. If nobody has rated it yet, the page says so instead of manufacturing a score.

Nobody has rated ETH Hub yet. Open it from the App Center and you can be the first. The number here is whatever real people leave, never a borrowed one.

Version 2.0.0

No votes on this release yet. Whether an update worked is counted per version, so a good app with a bad build can still say so.

Ratings and per-release votes are left from inside the app. Open ETH Hub to add yours.

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