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Welcome to Elrond

  • Welcome to Elrond

Technology

  • Architecture Overview
  • Entities
  • Chronology
  • Secure Proof of Stake
  • Adaptive State Sharding
  • The Arwen WASM VM
  • Cross Shard Transactions

Wallet

  • Web Wallet
  • Ledger

Validators

  • Overview
  • System Requirements
  • Install a Mainnet Node

    • Scripts & User config
    • Installing a Validator Node
    • Optional Configurations
    • How to use the Docker Image

    Install a Testnet Node

    • Scripts & User config
    • Installing & updating
    • Manage your testnet node

    Install a Devnet Node

    • Scripts & User config
    • Installing & updating
    • Manage your devnet node

    Manage your keys

    • Validator Keys
    • Wallet Keys
    • Protecting your keys

    Staking, Unstaking, Unjailing

    • Staking, unstaking and unjailing
    • Staking
    • Unjailing
  • Rating
  • Node CLI
  • Useful Links & Tools
  • FAQs

Developers

    Tutorials

    • The Counter Smart Contract
    • Start Building - Crowdfunding Tutorial
    • The Crowdfunding Smart Contract (part 2)

    Signing Transactions

    • Signing Transactions
    • Tools for signing
    • Signing programmatically
  • ESDT tokens
  • The Staking Smart Contract
  • Developer reference

    • Mandos tests reference
    • The Elrond Serialization Format
  • Setup a Local Testnet
  • Setup a Local Testnet (advanced)
  • Creating Wallets

SDK and Tools

    REST API

    • REST API
    • Addresses
    • Transactions
    • Network
    • Nodes
    • Blocks
    • Virtual Machine
    • Versions and Changelog
  • Proxy
  • erdpy

    • erdpy
    • Installing erdpy
    • Configuring erdpy
    • erdpy CLI
    • Deriving the Wallet PEM file
    • Sending bulk transactions
    • Writing and running erdpy scripts
  • erdjs
  • erdgo
  • erdjava
  • erdwalletjs-cli

Integrators

  • Observing Squad
  • Accounts Management
  • Creating Transactions
  • Querying the Blockchain

Detailed comparison

  • Overview
  • Elrond vs. Ethereum Serenity
  • Elrond vs. Zilliqa
  • Elrond vs. Dfinity
  • Elrond vs. Algorand
  • Elrond vs. Harmony

Web Wallet

Use the wallet to send, receive and store eGold in a secure manner. Includes automations for interacting with staking products and ecosystem pools.

Create a new wallet

Go to https://wallet.elrond.com & carefully acknowledge the instructions provided.

Click on :

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Carefully read and acknowledge the information, then click

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Save your secret phrase! This is very important.

The words, numbered in order, are your Secret Phrase. They are just displayed on your screen once and not saved on a server or anywhere in the world. You only get one chance to save them - please do so now.

Click the “copy” (two rectangles) button and then paste them into a text file. If your pets don’t usually find important pieces of paper to be delicious, you could even write the words down.

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The next page is a test to see if you actually have saved the Secret Phrase. Enter the random words as indicated there and press

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You are one step away from getting your Keystore File. First, encrypt it with a password. Make sure it’s the strong kind, with 9 characters, at least one UPPER-CASE letter, a $ymb@l and numb3r

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In case you forget this password, you can get a new Keystore File with your secret phrase. Remembering it is always better.

Congratulations, you have a new wallet! The associated Keystore File was downloaded to wherever your browser saves files by default. The file has the actual address of the wallet as default name, something like “erd….json”. You can rename it to “something.json” so it’s easier to manage, if you want.

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Access a wallet

Go to https://wallet.elrond.com/ and click on Make sure the “Keystore file” access method is selected, click Browse and locate your Keystore File [erd1… .json], then put in your password and click

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And you’re in! Your EGLD address is on top, you can use the “copy” button (the two rectangles) to copy it to the clipboard.

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Overview of your eGold balance

After logging into your wallet, your eGold balances are immediately visible and displayed in easy to follow boxes.

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  • Available: freely transferable eGold balance
  • Claimable rewards: delegation rewards that can be claimed
  • Delegated: Amount of eGold delegated towards a Staking Services provider
  • Total: the total amount of eGold associated with this address, sum of the above

Send a transaction

Click "Send" on the left-hand section of the wallet:

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Input the destination address & amount, and the click

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  • Verify the destination and amount and click "Confirm"

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A small item will pop-up on your screen indicating the progress and completion of the transaction.

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You can always review your transaction history in the "Transactions" menu on the left-hand side of the wallet.

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Receiving eGold in your wallet

After logging into your wallet, as described above, you will be able to see your wallet address and share it with others so they can send you eGold.

Your address is immediately visible on the top part of the wallet, as "Address erd1... ". You can copy the address by pressing the copy button (two overlapping squares).

You can also click "Receive" on the left-hand side to see a QR code for the address, which can be scanned to reveal the public address.

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← Cross Shard TransactionsLedger →
  • Create a new wallet
  • Save your secret phrase! This is very important.
  • Access a wallet
  • Overview of your eGold balance
  • Send a transaction
  • Receiving eGold in your wallet
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