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Manual · PING Wallet·revised 15 August 2026

The wallet, function by function

The PING Wallet is the drawer every X-ID federation member carries across the site: inside it live the memos, the sealed documents, the signatures collected and the energy that moves all of it. This manual explains one function per chapter — what it does, what it proves, and what each stamp on screen means.

Contents

  1. 01The memosThe memo and what each stamp says about it: where it is right now, how many devices downloaded it, who heard it and left it for later.
  2. 02The tapeThe queue of acts on your address, narrated in the third person: the strip that records every decision, one CTA per frame, and why the tape rewinds.
  3. 03The X-DOCThe document that lives on your devices, not on a server. Recording always means sealing; what changes is what the send asks for — read, edit or sign. Plus the boxes that organise what arrives.
  4. 04The integrity proofHow the wallet proves that nobody has changed your records: the chain that is yours (one link per movement), the anchor that belongs to everyone (one root per hour, published beyond the reach of any operator) and the path of hashes that joins the two. What your device verifies on its own — and what it does not do, on purpose.
  5. 05The signature vaultAcknowledgement, Bronze, Silver and Gold. What each level of rigour demands of the signer, and what each one can prove afterwards.
  6. 06The PING Batteryin PortugueseThe energy that moves the network: how it fills, what drains it, and why the balance is shaped like a battery instead of a number.
  7. 07My connectionsin preparationWho may send you a memo, how a nickname differs from the identifier that never changes owner, and what the relationship scoreboard counts.
  8. 08Balance and statementin preparationThe money ledger: every entry time-stamped, what came in from a take, what went out with a memo.
  9. 09The x-bioin preparationThe member’s public page and the brand domain — where a document signature points when somebody checks it.
  10. 10The builder's batteryin PortugueseFor those publishing a service on the federation: you do not charge, you debit — and the debit comes out already split. Split, quota, price ladder, and what you do not control.
  11. 11Sendin PortugueseSix modes and one line splitting them in two halves: for those already on the network you make a request; for those who are not yet, a dispatch. What leaves the vault, what stays reserved, and for how long.