We’ve added two new options to Config Profiles that let you control when consolidations happen.
What Is Consolidation?
Consolidation is the process of transferring received funds from individual deposit addresses into your main wallet address. On account-based blockchains like Ethereum, Tron, BSC, and Polygon, a wallet can only spend from one address at a time—unlike UTXO-based blockchains like Bitcoin, where multiple inputs are combined in a single transaction. To keep funds accessible and ready for use or withdrawal, they need to be gathered into the main address through consolidation. This is a routine background operation, and fees vary by chain and asset (native coins like ETH or TRX, or tokens).
What’s Changed
Before, consolidations ran after every incoming transaction. Now you can:
- Set a minimum amount before consolidating ($100 by default).
- Set a maximum age for any deposit (1 hour by default).
If either condition is met, consolidation runs. This helps avoid small, frequent sweeps when activity is low.
How to Use It
- Open Profiles from main navigation
- Choose profile and click Edit Profile
- Find Consolidation Settings row
- Adjust amount or time as needed
- Save Profile
The defaults ($100, 1h) work for most cases, but to make it more efficient you increase both values.
Benefits of These Settings
These two triggers let you balance cost, speed, and convenience:
- Fewer fees — Small deposits or repetitive deposits to same address no longer trigger a separate transaction; they wait until the amount or time threshold is reached.
- Less network clutter — Consolidation runs only when meaningful, reducing tiny on-chain moves.
- Flexible per profile — Use higher limits for high activity profiles, lower for business profiles with less activity.