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Wingbits - English
  • Introduction
    • What is Wingbits?
    • Who can use Wingbits Data?
    • Terminology
    • For the DePin Crew
    • Official Wingbits Channels
    • Our Plan
    • How to get involved
  • rewards
    • How rewards work
    • How to maximize rewards
  • Get Started
    • Hardware needed
      • HYFIX Hardware Setup
      • Wingbits Onboarding
      • HYFIX Hardware FAQ
    • How to claim your station location
    • Add wallet address to your account
    • Enable devnet on wallet apps
      • Phantom
      • Solflare
    • Devnet wallet and rewards
    • Monitor with Grafana cloud
  • Website Help
    • Claiming Rewards
    • Change Location
    • Change Password
  • Project
    • Wingbits Litepaper
    • Wingbits Roadmap
    • Wingbits FAQ
    • Distributors of approved hardware
    • Wingbits Approved Hardware Program
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  1. Get Started

Add wallet address to your account

Please see the step-by-step video for how to add your wallet to your stations.

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Last updated 9 days ago

Basics

You will need to create a Solana wallet and get a copy of the public address (typically easy to find and copy under the "Receive" option/button).

You can use any Solana based wallet app to create your wallet, but be aware that we are not on mainnet and most wallet apps that support Solana do not fully support devnet cluster. This means you may have to use to search your public address, in order to see token balances and transactions. More information on that can be found on the Devnet wallet and rewards page.

Your same public address works for mainnet, devnet, and testnet (we do not use this cluster). When the token goes live on mainnet, as long as you don't change your wallet address, you will see any claimed tokens the same as any other Solana based tokens (SPLs) you hold.

Your "owner" wallet will be the default wallet to receive all claimed tokens. One "host" wallet can be set per station to split a % of that station's rewards with another wallet (typically the public address for a host's wallet).

The small text in the below screen will be shown when setting up the initial "owner" wallet. Just enter an alias for the "Wallet name" as something you can easily understand to mean this public wallet address, then also copy/paste the public Solana address you obtained from your wallet app.

Video Guide

While the UI has updated since the making of the following video, the mechanics do work the same. So, while logged in, you can find the "My Stations" and "Wallets" page links at the top of the site.

The only mechanics changes in the video are you can no longer setup multiple "host" wallets per station and you only need one "owner" wallet per account (which applies to all stations).

Solana Explorer in devnet mode