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# Open, switch, and share
Open a smart account, switch between accounts and share a link that others can open.
**Where:** **Accounts** list, the account switcher and the **Share** menu
## Opening an account
Click a row on **Accounts**. The account opens at **Overview** with the rail on the left. The row you opened gets the **Last used** pill, and Product Home now redirects to Accounts on this device.
The account switcher and Share menu replace the Discover and Accounts links while an account is open.
## The account URL
Every account has a canonical link:
```
https://bloxchain.app/workspace//
```
For example `/workspace/11155111/0x783e…84c0` opens an account on Sepolia (chain 11155111). The link carries only public data: a chain id and a contract address.
Invalid links show "This link does not open an account" or "The link is missing a numeric network id. Account links look like /workspace/11155111/0x…".
## Account switcher
Inside an account the top bar shows the current account (name ▾ · address · network). Click it to see **Current Smart Account** and **All accounts**, and pick another account without going back to the list. Accounts on other networks are listed too; the footer will ask you to switch the wallet if you act on one.
## Share menu
| Item | What it does |
| -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Share…** | Opens the system share sheet. On a browser with no native share the item reads **Share address** instead and copies the open link. |
| **Copy address** | Copies the contract address. |
| **Copy open link** | Copies the canonical `/workspace//` link. |
| **View on explorer** | Opens the address on the network's block explorer. |
## What a recipient sees
* **Without a wallet**: the account opens read-only. Balances, roles, approvals and history are visible. The footer reads "Connect a wallet to sign. Reads still work."
* **With a wallet but no role**: still read-only for actions. **My access** says "This wallet is not assigned to any role yet. An admin can add you under Signers."
* **With a role**: the recipient can perform the steps their roles allow.
* **Organization accounts**: the recipient must sign in and be a member of that organization.
Opening a link also adds the account to the recipient's list on their device.
## Working with several accounts
There is no limit on how many accounts you track. Use the network filter and search on Accounts, give each account a distinct name and mark in [Account details](/platform-guide/accounts.md#account-details), and export a backup after adding accounts so the list survives a new browser.
## Related
* [Import a smart account](/platform-guide/accounts/import.md)
* [My access](/platform-guide/operate/my-access.md)
* [Connect a wallet](/platform-guide/connect-wallet.md)
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