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Testnet & Devnet Wallets

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Last updated 9 months ago

You will need a wallet that is compatible with Eclipse Testnet and Devnet.

MetaMask Snaps

Installation

If you already have MetaMask installed, then installing the MetaMask Snap via a dApp that supports the Snap is trivial. The UI for the wallet adapter will guide you.

Salmon Wallet

Installation

In this walkthrough, we'll download Eclipse's fork of the Salmon wallet. This wallet is only to be used for devnet purposes until it is fully audited. These instructions work on Chrome or any Chromium-based browser like Brave or Opera.

  1. Download build-extension_v0.4.2-alpha.zip from the

  2. Unzip the file

  3. Type chrome://extensions in your browser search bar

  4. Toggle on Developer mode in the top right corner of your browser

  5. Drag and drop the unzipped/extracted folder (build-extension_v0.4.2) to your browser

  6. Pin the extension for easy access

  7. Configure the wallet by selecting Eclipse Devnet from the dropdown within Salmon Wallet

Enable developer mode: Type chrome://extensions in the search bar. Enable developer mode in the top right corner of the broswer.

Install the extension: Drag and drop the unzipped file to the browser. This will install the extension. Keep in mind that you can't move or delete the unzipped file once you've installed it, or it will break the extension.

You can pin the wallet for easy access:

Configure the wallet: Change the network to Eclipse Devnet.

For additional information:

Download the zip file: The first step is to download the zip file which contains the Chrome extension for the wallet and unzip it. ​We've uploaded the zip file (build-extension_v0.4.2.zip) to this

Your developer wallet for Eclipse is setup. You can request testnet tokens via the .

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Type chrome://extensions into the address bar and enable Developer Mode in the top right corner.
Drag the unzipped folder onto the chrome://extensions page.
Click the Extensions icon to open your list of extensions, then click the pin button next to Salmon Wallet.
Select Eclipse Devnet in the dropdown within Salmon wallet.