Wallet & funding

Dashboard → Overview → Wallet, or ?tab=wallet. One account, one wallet, minted on first sign-in.

Adding funds

Under Add funds, pick Card or Crypto. Crypto shows your deposit address. Four assets are accepted:

If a swap is sent but never confirmed, nothing is credited and no discount tab is granted: the deposit shows as unconfirmed, and your balance shows what the wallet actually holds.

Convert turns $AILE, USDT or SOL already in the wallet into spendable USDC. A conversion sent but not confirmed says so; check the balance before trying again.

Buy $AILE spends USDC on $AILE inside your own wallet. It shows in your deposit list as bought $AILE, with the USDC it cost, and grants no discount tab.

Buy with card, where the deployment enables it, delivers USDC. Aile takes 5% of what arrives, and the payment provider charges its own fee.

The $AILE discount tab prices requests it covers 2% below list × margin. It is funded out of Aile's own cut, and the sharer is unaffected: the fee on a discounted request is derived so their share of list is unchanged.

Reading the numbers

Balance is read from chain. A value that cannot be read shows as unknown, never as $0. Reporting that you have nothing when the RPC was merely unreachable would be the one wrong answer.

Owed is value reserved against served requests that have not settled yet. Shown only when there is something owed.

Incoming is sharing earnings counted but not paid out, because payouts batch: a Solana fee can cost more than one small request is worth.

Opening account is quoted as an amount: the first payment to a wallet must open a USDC token account, which costs far more than a transfer, so no amount of waiting releases it. It is judged per wallet, so it comes back if your payout wallet changes to one that has never held USDC, for example when you sign in with a wallet. Aile opens at most one new payout wallet every 30 days, your embedded wallet aside, so a newer one shows Payout held until then. It does not reopen a wallet whose USDC account its owner closed; receiving any USDC there reopens it.

Withdrawing

Paste the destination at the moment you send. Nothing is kept on file: with no stored payout address, nobody who reaches your account can point your future earnings somewhere in advance.

USDC, USDT, $AILE and SOL can each be withdrawn. USDC is capped at what is spendable: your balance less what is owed for unsettled usage, a withdrawal still in flight and any amount held for a paid video render. For the others, leaving the amount blank sends the whole balance less the network fee. There is no platform fee by default, only the network cost.

Max fills in the most that will go through. On SOL it leaves the amount blank, which sends the whole balance less the network fee and empties the wallet; a wallet holding no more than the fee shows no Max. A partial SOL withdrawal must leave at least the chain's rent minimum (about 0.00089 SOL), and one under that minimum needs a destination that already holds SOL. Anything else is refused before it is sent.

• One withdrawal at a time: while one is still processing, another is refused.
• A USDT or $AILE withdrawal needs a destination with an account for that token (send it any amount first); otherwise it is refused and nothing moves.
• A USDC withdrawal still processing counts against what you can spend.

If you signed in with your own Solana wallet, sharing earnings settle straight to it. There is nothing to withdraw for them, and the balance shown is what you added for spending.

Base and Tempo

Where the deployment enables Base or Tempo, the withdraw card gains a Network option (Solana, Base, Tempo) for anyone with an EVM earnings wallet, which sharers get automatically: one 0x… address on both chains, holding what callers paid on them. Picking Base or Tempo shows that chain's USDC as available and takes a 0x… destination; the asset is always USDC.

• Base: no fee; Aile pays the gas. Any amount held for a paid video render still in progress is shown and cannot leave.
• Tempo: the wallet pays its own network fee, under a cent, in the same stablecoin, so $0.01 stays behind.

Your keys

The private key lives in the wallet provider's secure enclave and is never on Aile's servers. Key export is off by default, so on a default deployment you cannot take the key out: Aile controls the wallet and signs for it. What replaces export is withdrawal: any amount to any Solana address, and your entire remaining balance is always allowed, so no minimum can strand it. Only money already owed for your usage is kept back. An EVM earnings wallet, where you have one, has no export at all; withdrawal on Base or Tempo is the only way out.

The dashboard offers no key export. If you signed in with your own wallet, you already hold the key your earnings settle to.

Staking

Where a $AILE mint is configured, the Wallet tab links to staking, its own page: lock $AILE for a tier and get free inference every 5 hours. Where offered, opt in to share what you don't use as a discount for other callers, and earn part of what they pay. Earnings depend on demand and aren't guaranteed. No emissions.

Opting in is a switch on the stake page, available before the discount goes live, off by default, and your own stake key always comes first. Earnings settle to this wallet like sharing earnings and show on the dashboard as their own series.

From the CLI

1aile wallet
2aile wallet --json

The same numbers, and the same treatment of an unreadable balance.