This is the EVM-compatible WCAHT address users should see for EVM apps and transfers.
EVM Address
Not connected
EVM Balance
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Chain
WCAHT · 7789
Status
EVM wallet not connected
Pure EVM accounts are 20-byte 0x... addresses controlled by any EVM wallet using secp256k1 keys. New EVM-era WCAHT accounts should show both forms from one secp256k1 key: native base58 plus EVM 0x.... Existing Ed25519 wallets are legacy native only.
No wallets yet. Create or import one.
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Native address (base58)
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Connected EVM address (0x)
Connect an EVM wallet
Native Balance
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EVM: —
source: — · updated: —
Sent TXs
0
Received TXs
0
USD Value
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1 WCAHT = 1,000,000,000 kak. Native fee: 5,000 kak; EVM gas is calculated before sending.
Funding is selected automatically: Native first, then EVM. Native and EVM balances are separate accounts and cannot be combined into one transfer.
Your Native Wallet Address
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Share the base58 address for native wallet, staking, validator, faucet, or bridge-native receives. Share the paired 0x... address for EVM apps and EVM wallet transfers.
🪙 Staking Status
🏛 Total Validator Stake
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Status
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Commission
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Node Online
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Your Delegations
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Stake you control / delegated out
Validator Status
Not a validator
⏳ in activation queue — will become active at the next epoch boundary (~9–19 hours). No action needed.
📥 incoming stake delegated to your validator.
⚠ Your wallet address is not detected as an active network peer. Start your validator node first, then re-register.
Active Delegations
🏛 Register as Validator
⚠ Node operators only.
You must have a running WCAHT validator node connected to the network before registering.
If no node with your key is online at registration time, your stake will be locked but you will
never earn rewards and will not participate in consensus.
This wallet must be your node's identity.
Import your node's <name>-validator-keypair.json as the active wallet — do not
create a new wallet. If the loaded key does not match your node's identity, "Check Node Online" will fail and
Register stays disabled.
Steps required:
Set up and start your validator node (wcaht-blockchain --config config.json)
Confirm the node is peered and synced with the network
Then submit this registration transaction
Minimum 100 WCAHT required to register.
Percentage of block rewards you keep as validator (0–100%).
Click "Check Node Online" to verify your node is reachable before registering.
➕ Delegate Stake
Delegate WCAHT to an existing validator to earn shared block rewards.
➖ Withdraw Stake
Withdraw previously staked WCAHT. Use your own address to withdraw your validator stake, or specify the validator you delegated to.
Leave blank to withdraw your own registered validator stake.
Local history
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Address Book
No contacts yet. Add one to quickly send WCAHT.
The dashboard does not retain private keys. New wallets provide one mandatory JSON download during creation; keep that file offline and use Import when restoring the wallet.
Create EVM-Compatible Wallet
Creates one secp256k1 key with both native base58 and EVM 0x addresses.
Back Up Your New Wallet
This is the only time the dashboard can guarantee access to this key. After a refresh, it cannot recover or recreate it.
Keep the JSON file offline. It can restore this wallet in the dashboard or CLI wallet.
Import Wallet
Supports a raw 64-byte Ed25519 .bin, legacy Ed25519 base58 / JSON byte array, or exported secp256k1 wallet JSON / 0x private key. Files are read locally in your browser and are not uploaded.
💧 Request Airdrop (Testnet Faucet)
Testnet faucet: max 150 WCAHT per request, rate-limited per address. (110 default covers the 100 WCAHT validator stake + registration fee.)
📒 Add Contact
📒 Pick Recipient
📋 Pick Validator
Confirm wallet key to sign
⚠️ Testnet-only tool. Never paste a mainnet or valuable private key here.
For everyday use, use the browser wallet extension or the EVM wallet flow instead.
Select or paste the matching key locally for this signing operation. It is never uploaded or saved.
WCAHT Explorer