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Use your wallet

The owner's tasks in the web wallet, one page each, in the order a new owner meets them.

  • Set up your wallet

    Open the setup link, make a recovery phrase or bring yours, choose your first ledger, and join the testnet's hub.

  • Back up your phrase

    Write your recovery phrase down, keep it safe, and bring your node back with it.

  • Your hubs

    Your account in each settlement hub: deposits, withdrawals, what the node moves on its own, and what you and your peers hold for each other.

  • Add and fund a ledger

    Add a ledger to your wallet, put test money on it from the faucet or another wallet, and remove one you no longer use.

  • Receive money

    Let someone pay you: share your payment pointer or a payment request, or deposit on the XRP Ledger testnet.

  • Send money

    Pay a payment pointer, a wallet address or a payment request, read the quote, and follow the payment until it arrives.

  • Choose a name

    Register a name people can say for your node, see how it stands with each registrar, and keep it.

  • Dollar tokens and the peg guard

    What the wallet shows when DSUSD leaves its dollar peg, what pauses while it does, and when it runs again.

  • Activity and assets

    Read your balances, the payments coming in and going out, and what your node holds on the XRP Ledger and in its hubs.

  • Connect apps

    Approve an app's request to pay through your node, read what it may spend, and revoke its access.

  • Network and peers

    Read the Network page: your node's registration or uplinks, its relay, swaps and snapshot, its peers and the hubs they settle over.

  • API keys

    Create a BTP token for an ILP client that connects to your node, cap what it may spend, and revoke it.

  • Exchange-rate settings

    Set the fee, spread and rebalancing your node charges its peers, choose whether it swaps with them, pick where its rates come from, and the currency of your total.

  • Paired devices

    Make a pairing code for an owner app, in the wallet or with dassie pair, and revoke a paired device.

A kopje of granite blocks against the sun, in veld grass; one dassie climbs its slab, one keeps lookout on top inside the sun, and one sleeps on the next rock; on a wide screen, a pair sits on a kopje to the left