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Segregated Wallets vs. Non-Segregated Wallets – Why Separation Builds Trust

Modified on Thu, 27 Mar at 7:49 AM

How a provider stores customer assets can make all the difference in a crisis. In a non-segregated wallet model, all customer funds are pooled into a single wallet. Internal accounting determines who owns what — but if the platform fails or gets hacked, that distinction can be blurred.


Segregated wallets, on the other hand, assign each customer a unique wallet address. This ensures that ownership is transparent and verifiable directly on the blockchain — no mixing, no confusion, no hidden risks.


floin uses segregated wallets by default. Every customer has their own individual wallet address, clearly separated from others. That means your crypto is always your crypto — even in the most extreme scenarios.

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