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# TITANO ASSET MANAGEMENT

Titano Wallet is designed to support management of Ethereum-based digital assets.

Users can:

* View balances
* Receive tokens
* Send tokens
* Monitor token prices
* Track portfolio allocation
* View transaction history
* Interact with supported DeFi applications

Ethereum accounts can hold ETH and tokens and interact with smart contracts; wallet software provides the interface through which users perform these actions.

## TOKEN APPROVAL SECURITY

Token approvals are an important part of DeFi interactions.

Titano Wallet can provide an **Approval Manager** that lets users view and manage permissions granted to decentralized applications.

Users could see:

| Application  | Asset  | Allowance  | Status |
| ------------ | ------ | ---------- | ------ |
| Titano Swap  | USDC   | 1,000 USDC | Active |
| Titano Stake | TITANO | Unlimited  | Active |
| DeFi App     | ETH    | Limited    | Active |

The wallet could allow users to revoke permissions where supported.

Ethereum's own security guides emphasize reviewing and revoking smart-contract access when necessary.


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