INT Webwallet explained
To use the webwallet you first need to install Metamask.
1) What if I already have a private key or keystore? (for old investors)
You will need to import an account using your private key or keystore.
NOTE: Imported accounts ARE NOT BACKED UP by your Secret Recovery Phrase. Even though they will appear in your MetaMask wallet, you need to save the private keys used to import them the same way you save your Secret Recovery Phrase. If you delete your wallet and need to restore from your Secret Recovery Phrase, you will need to re-add imported accounts with their Private Keys.
Steps:
- Click the circle icon at the top right corner of your MetaMask pop-up next to the network indicator.
- Select “Import Account” on the dropdown menu:
- You will be directed to the Import page. Paste your private key and click “Import”.
- You should be able to see the newly added account in the dropdown menu with an “Imported” tag next to the account.
If you have a Keystore:
- On the Import page, expand the dropdown from “Select Type”
- Select “JSON File”
- Click “Choose File to Upload” to upload the Private key JSON file
- Enter password
- Click “Import”
2) Setting Metamask to INT Network
In order to access INT mainnet you will need to configure Metamask.
- Select “Custom RPC” from the Network Dropdown
- In the “Custom RPC” Settings, add the INT network details and click Save:
Network Name: INT 4.0
New RPC URL: https://titansrpc.intchain.io
Chain ID: 2047
Currency Symbol: INT
Block Explorer URL: https://titansexplorer.intchain.io
Now you can connect to the webwallet and Dapps
3) Connect to the webwallet
To connect to the webwallet, click on the red button and select your INT address.
Now you can transfer and stake your coins.
4) How to connect my Ledger?
- Open the ETH app on the Ledger
- Select “Connect Hardware Wallet” on Metamask
- Choose “ledger”
- Click “connect”
- Select an account you want to interact with
Once you have successfully connected your account, it will behave just like any other MetaMask account, with the difference that you need to have your wallet plugged in for signing transactions or messages.
Now you can send your INT to your Ledger address.
Note: to be able to vote with the ledger you will need to enable “blind signing” in the ETH app settings.
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