> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.proxima.tools/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.proxima.tools/wallets/funding.md).

# Funding

### What & Why Funding

Funding prepares wallets before they’re used in launches or actions.\
It lets you distribute balances gradually and randomly instead of funding everything at once.

This avoids obvious patterns, improves realism, and leads to cleaner execution.

Funding is optional  but recommended for better results.

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### How to Fund Wallets

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1. Select one or multiple wallets from the wallet list
2. Click **Fund** in the top action bar
3. Configure your funding parameters
4. Start the funding process

You can fund wallets at any time before or after generating activity.

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### Funding Types

Proxima supports two funding methods, depending on your needs.

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#### Proxy Funding

* Fixed or randomized amount per wallet
* Optional delay between fundings
* Simple and fast execution

{% hint style="info" %}
*Fast, internal, and fully controlled funding.*
{% endhint %}

#### CEX Funding

* Multiple supported CEXs
* Fixed or randomized amounts
* Funds arrive from different external origins
* Fees: **1%–2%**

{% hint style="info" %}
*Maximum realism using external funding sources.*
{% endhint %}

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### Funding Configuration

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#### Amount per Wallet

* **Fixed**: every wallet receives the same amount
* **Range**: each wallet receives a randomized amount within a range

This helps avoid uniform balances across wallets.

#### Funding Timing ( Proxy mode Only )

* Optional delay between each funding
* Useful to spread transactions over time
* Improves realism and reduces batch-like behavior

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### Funding History & Status

If you click **Fund** while no wallets are selected, Proxima switches to **Funding Overview mode**.

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Each row represents a funding batch and includes quick actions:

* **Trash icon**  Remove the funding from the list\
  This only clears it from your history view.\
  It does **not** affect completed fundings or wallet balances.
* **Arrow (→)**  Open the funding details\
  View the selected funding batch, including wallets, amounts, and configuration.

Funding statuses include:

* **Draft**  Created but not executed
* **Running**  Currently funding wallets
* **Completed**  Funding finished successfully

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#### Inline Status in Wallet Table

Ongoing fundings are visible directly in the wallet table.

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This allows you to:

* See which wallets are currently being funded
* Track funding progress at a glance
* Monitor large batches without opening each funding

This keeps funding activity visible without breaking your workflow.

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