Connect your wallet

Connect from the header; the app remembers the wallet you used last.

  1. Install a supported wallet and switch it to Kaspa mainnet.
  2. Click Connect in the top right and pick your wallet.
  3. Approve the connection in the wallet’s popup.
  4. The first time a wallet connects, accept the terms: your wallet signs a short message (no transaction, no fee). A wallet that has accepted them connects at once.

Once connected, the header shows your address. Click it to see your account and recent activity; a spinner on it marks transactions still pending.

The app remembers the wallet you connected last in this browser and restores the connection when you come back. Restoring never opens a wallet popup.

What the app asks your wallet to sign

  • Trades, launches, deposits and withdrawals: each is a transaction you review in the app first, then approve in the wallet.
  • At launch, a short message per funding coin that proves the coins are yours. It moves no funds.
  • The first time a wallet connects, a message accepting the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy. It is asked once per wallet, and again only when the terms change.
  • Messages for comments, likes, follows, your profile, watchlist changes and the one-time sign-in that shows replies and likes in your alerts. A message is not a transaction: it moves no funds and costs nothing.

Declining a signature sends nothing.

Check the amounts in your wallet

Your wallet shows what it is asked to sign. Before you approve, compare it with the review in the app:

  • The network fee in the wallet matches the network fee in the review.
  • The curve’s or pool’s cell: KasWare and Kaspire list it as an input and an output with its whole KAS reserve. That is the venue’s own KAS moving back to it, not yours, so the wallet’s KAS totals are larger than your trade. The review on Kasseal shows what you pay and receive.
  • A deposit or a withdrawal: the KAS and token amounts match the two legs the review shows.
  • Every transaction: your change goes back to your own address, and the request is one you started on this site.
Decline when the network fee is higher than the review shows, when an address that is neither yours nor the curve’s or pool’s receives KAS, when the wallet is on another account or network, or when you did not start the request: nothing is sent. The large reserve figures of the curve’s or pool’s cell are expected and are not a reason to decline. See Supported wallets for what each wallet shows.