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Taccoin is a non-custodial Web3 crypto wallet built for Arabic-speaking users. One app lets you hold, send, and receive assets, swap tokens, buy and sell USDT with local payment methods, create payment requests by link or QR, and join an in-app community and news feed.

Yes. From the wallet home you open Explorer to book flights with Travala, Alternative Airlines, LockTrip, and Destinia, buy clothes from DressX, The Fabricant, RTFKT, Tribute Brand, and The Dematerialised, and top up a phone through Bitrefill, Coinsbee, and CryptoRefills. You pay from your Taccoin balance where the partner accepts crypto.

Yes. Only you hold your keys. Your recovery phrase is generated and stored encrypted on your device only and is never uploaded to our servers. The Taccoin team cannot access your funds or recover your phrase if you lose it.

Bitcoin, TRON (including USDT-TRC20), and EVM networks: Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and Avalanche. You can also add any custom token by contract address on supported networks.

When you open the app, choose “Create wallet” to get a new recovery phrase, or “Import” and enter the recovery phrase of a wallet you already have in another app. You can manage multiple wallets and switch between them easily.

With a 4–6 digit PIN and lockout protection, biometric unlock when available, PIN confirmation for every send or swap, and screenshot blocking on sensitive screens. Your PIN is also required to delete any wallet from the device.

Write down your recovery phrase and keep it somewhere safe. You can also save an encrypted backup to Google Drive and restore it later. Never share your recovery phrase or PIN with anyone — the Taccoin team will never ask for them.

Yes. In the app's “Local” tab, pick your country and payment method (e-wallets or bank transfer depending on the country), then create a buy or sell order for USDT. You see the rate and the amount you will receive before creating the order.

Your orders appear under “My requests” with their status until completion: awaiting payment, under review, completed, or rejected/cancelled. Open any order to see its full details.

No. Methods and availability vary by country and provider. Check the countries list on this site or the Local payments section in the app to see what is available for you.

Not necessarily. The app lets you pay the transfer cost (Energy rental) in USDT itself. The cost is shown before you confirm and is deducted from your USDT balance — no TRX required.

Yes, on supported EVM networks (such as Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, and Base). You see the quote and fees before executing and confirm with your PIN — no exchange account needed. Selected stablecoins have zero swap fees on the same chain.

Create a payment request for a specific amount and token and share it as a link or QR code. The payer opens the link, sees the payment details and your address, and pays you easily while you track the request status.

Add any address to follow its balance and transactions without private keys; you cannot send from it. It shows only tokens of that address's network — for example, a TRON address shows only TRON tokens.

Yes. You get notifications for incoming and outgoing transfers, all collected in the in-app notification center. Tap any notification to see full transaction details with an explorer link.

Yes. The address book (contacts) lets you save addresses under clear names and pick them when sending, avoiding copy-paste mistakes.

An in-app space to post updates and photos, like, comment, and share, browse the latest and trending posts, and get notified when people interact with your posts.

Arabic and English. You can switch language anytime from Settings.

When sending, you pay the network fee (or the Energy cost in USDT on TRON); swaps may include a service fee. All costs are shown clearly before you confirm any transaction — nothing is deducted without your knowledge.

The app is available for Android. Official download links are announced on this website — always download from official links only.

This website introduces the app and shares its news. Supported operations happen inside the app, except payment-request pages shared with you by another user.

From the Taccoin news page on this site, the News tab in the app, and the announced official channels.