Wallet

Choose your test wallet.

The web wallet works without a website account. The Chrome alpha is downloaded from the testnet and installed manually; it is not a Chrome Web Store release. The published package does not enable arbitrary website signing. No production seed phrase or raw private-key import is provided.

Create, import and lock.

1. Create: choose a unique 12–256 UTF-8-byte passphrase, repeat it and acknowledge the backup requirement. Wait for local creation to finish.
2. Save: download the encrypted JSON before proceeding. The passphrase is not a recovery phrase and does not recover a wallet without its file.
3. Receive: copy either the lowercase god1 native address or the compatible 0x address. Both encode the same account and balance; changing the format does not bridge assets.
4. Reopen: use Import / unlock with the original encrypted file and passphrase. A public address alone cannot unlock a wallet.
5. Lock: use Lock and clear. Hiding or leaving the wallet page also clears the unlocked session. This does not reverse on-chain activity.

Re-encrypting a backup keeps the same signing key. Old backup copies are not revoked. This alpha has no browser vault storage, password reset or independent wallet security audit.

Claim and send test GOD.

The faucet releases 1 test GOD per account every 24 hours, subject to IP limits and available funding. Save its Claim ID and inspect the TX ID until committed execution succeeds. The wallet separately checks the recipient and amount before associating funding with your account.

For an ordinary transfer, enter a disposable recipient and an amount within the displayed limit. Review the fresh sequence, network, amount and maximum fee. Each signature requires a local passphrase approval. Public RPC does not accept arbitrary signed transactions; the wallet uses separate restricted gateways.

On timeout, retain the known TX ID and check it. Never assume that unknown means rejected, and never sign a replacement just to clear an unresolved result.

Mint, send and inspect test NFTs.

The configured GOD Test Collection permits one mint per account and at most 10,000 test NFTs. It does not create additional GOD. Minting has no purchase price but uses test GOD for Gas; sending requires current ownership and a reviewed recipient.

Use the wallet to refresh owned Token IDs, mint or review a send. Save the NFT TX ID. The explorer exposes bounded mint/send event history; an old event is not proof of present ownership. General collections, arbitrary contract calls, trading and real-asset NFTs are not enabled.

Recover public activity without unlocking.

Saved Claim IDs, transfer TX IDs and separate NFT/native TX ID files are lookup hints, not wallet backups or proof of payment. Import them through the corresponding activity recovery section. Check the exact committed outcome before preparing another operation.

Use the explorer for public lookups without entering a passphrase. Account histories show their supported types and retained block coverage, not an unlimited record of every contract effect.

Keep testing separate from real assets.

Use disposable accounts only. Keys and passphrases remain on your device; signed public transactions and queries reach the test services. A compromised device, weak passphrase or copied backup is not protected by a wallet interface. Test balances have no monetary value and no guaranteed conversion to mainnet.

Report the action, expected result, browser version and whether the network check matched. Review any diagnostic attachment first. Never attach an encrypted wallet backup, passphrase, private key, recovery phrase or private faith text. Public addresses and transaction IDs can still reveal your activity; share them only deliberately.

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