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Answers about your Veygrit account, address wallet, and safe address handling.Need more help or want to report an issue?
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Open email appcontactveygrit@veygrit.comIf no email app is configured, copy the address into your email service. This page does not send anything automatically.What is Veygrit?
Veygrit keeps addresses you manage in one wallet. You can add, review, edit and delete your own addresses. Friends and Map are available after sign-in; shared addresses remain subject to the owner's permissions.
How do I sign in?
You can sign up and sign in with Google. If you already have an account, use the same Google account.
Are addresses saved before sign-in?
Before sign-in, up to 3 completed addresses are temporarily kept in the current tab, not your account. Closing the tab loses them. Unfinished form drafts are separately kept on this device for up to 7 days. Sign in and complete any required consent to keep using your wallet across devices.
Where do I change my name?
Review and edit your recipient profile in My Page, including the local-language and international form of your name. Check the selected name and address notation before using an address.
Does every country have a postal code?
No. Some countries and regions do not use postal codes, while others make them optional. Review the country-specific fields; never enter a made-up code. Suggestions and format checks do not prove that a delivery can be made.
What if sign-in or loading does not finish?
Check your connection and retry. If your browser blocks the Google sign-in window, allow that window and try again. Use the same Google account as before. Avoid clearing browser data while you have unsaved drafts; contact support if the problem continues.
Can I edit someone else's shared address?
The address owner controls the original address and its sharing permissions. Do not modify another person's address as your own or share it beyond the permission they gave.