Create a Keplr Wallet
A quick guide for creating and accessing a Keplr wallet
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A quick guide for creating and accessing a Keplr wallet
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This guide provides detailed instructions for creating a Keplr wallet for your $REGEN with the Chrome browser. Keplr is also on Firefox and as a mobile app on iOS and Android devices.
a. Navigate to the extension in the Chrome Web Store. Click "Add to Chrome".
b. Confirm that you want to proceed and add the Keplr extension by selecting the Add extension option.
c. Confirm the extension is included among your extensions by clicking the puzzle piece in the upper right hand corner of your browser window. Click the Pin icon to keep Keplr on the browser bar.
a. Click on your Keplr extension and you will be redirected to the below page.
b. Select "Create new account" from the list.
d. Enter a name for your account, which will also serve as the name of your wallet. Keplr will next prompt for you to a set a password. This is different from the mnemonic seed. It is a browser specific password that Keplr will prompt you for after periods of inactivity. As long as you maintain your mnemonic seed, this password can be easily lost and reset.
e. Next you will prompted to confirm your mnemonic seed. Select the words in your mnemonic seeds in the correct order.
a. Now that your have created a wallet you can access it anytime by selecting the Keplr extension in your browser bar.
b. While your new wallet will be empty, $REGEN will display among your Available Balance. Searching for Regen in the tab will display all tokens available on your Regen wallet, as well as $REGEN balances on other wallets.
c. From the Staked tab of the extension, you can view staked $REGEN, claim rewards, and copy your Regen wallet address.
a. To copy your Regen wallet address to your clipboard, click the Copy Address button and then search Regen. Click anywhere on the line containing Regen (not the Redwood Testnet). The white text reading "Copy" will turn green and change to "Copied" to signal success.
b. This address, also known as a public key, is safe to share. It may be used to transfer to tokens to the wallet or view a history of wallet transactions, but it cannot be used to remove funds from your wallet.
c. A list of 12 random words, known as a mnemonic seed, will display. This is the single most important information associated with your account. At a minimum you should store a hard copy of this information in two separate and secure locations. If this information is lost, the associated wallet will also be lost and any assets on it will be irretrievable. Read more about Wallet Security .
