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Connecting an account
The dashboard is read-only and needs no account at all. You only need one to stake, redeem, or claim.
You connect with Keplr, a browser extension. Your keys stay in it, and it shows you every transaction before you approve.
No wallet?
Passkey sign-in is on the way: no extension and no seed phrase, with the key staying in your device's secure hardware. It is not part of this release.
Keplr
Connect Keplr connects the extension directly — no wallet picker in between — then you approve in its popup. Your address appears in the header.
If nothing happens, the app says why: not installed, or installed and not responding.
Leap used to be offered here and was removed when it wound down.
Mobile wallets over WalletConnect appear only if the deployment is configured with a WalletConnect project id — otherwise they are hidden rather than offered and left unable to pair.
The "add chain" prompt
On first connection your wallet may ask permission to add the chain, showing a chain id and an RPC endpoint.
This is normal and expected. Wallets ship with the well-known chains built in; anything else — a devnet, a testnet, a fresh deployment — has to be offered by the site. That is what this prompt is. Approving it adds the chain's configuration to your wallet.
Check the chain id matches the deployment you meant to use before approving, as you would with any wallet prompt.
If your wallet is not detected
The app will tell you the wallet is not responding. It also offers:
- Reload the page — the usual fix. Extensions inject themselves into the page as it loads, and if the page won the race, the extension is not visible to it until you reload
- Install it — a link to Keplr's own download page
If reloading does not help, confirm the extension is enabled for the current site, and that it is unlocked.
If the balance shows zero
With Keplr: wallets manage multiple accounts and expose whichever is currently selected. If the app shows an address you did not expect, switch accounts in the extension — the app follows the change and refetches.
On a test network, Faucet in the header fills in your address for you.
Disconnecting
Click disconnect. This only forgets the connection in this app; it does not affect your wallet.
What the app can and cannot do
It can build and submit exactly three kinds of transaction on your behalf — staking, redeeming and claiming — and nothing else.
With Keplr, every one of them requires your explicit approval in the extension, and the app never sees your seed phrase or private keys. Read what you are signing: the amount and the contract address are both in the approval dialog.