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# UniversalX

UniversalX Uses Two Key Concepts:

**1) Universal Account:**

* This is the account where users interact with UniversalX.
* Deposits into UniversalX must be sent to this address, and on-chain trading happens here.

**2) Owner Address:**

* This address is used for executing signatures.
* It’s required for connecting to external applications like Cooking City, but users don’t typically interact with this address directly.

**Why This Matters:**

* At this time, UniversalX accounts cannot be connected to Cooking City to claim points. This is because the connection requires the Owner Address, while the Universal Address—which holds the on-chain trading history—cannot be used for this purpose.


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