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Your Tezos wallet is your identity on this platform. Sign in with a wallet message, without a password or payment. Your reports and credit balances are saved to that wallet.

Some suggestions to help you get started, including a check of your signed-in wallet below.

Check your wallet

Connect and sign in

Choose your wallet, then review and sign the teia.cafe login message. This proves you control the address. It is not a payment and has no network fee. Your address appears here when sign-in succeeds.

No wallet yet? Start with one of the guides below.

No tez is needed for this check. Payments are disabled on staging.

Setting one up

Kukai runs on a web page, so it is the shortest path from nothing to a working wallet. Good if you want to be up and running in a few minutes. wallet.kukai.app

Official Kukai setup guide

  1. Open wallet.kukai.appCheck the address bar before you type anything. Wallet sites are a favourite target for lookalike domains, and no one can undo a payment made from a fake one.
  2. Create a walletFollow Kukai’s new-wallet guide to create a wallet with a recovery phrase. Kukai also offers DirectAuth; review its recovery options if you choose that route.
  3. Write the recovery phrase on paperIf you made a full wallet you will be shown a list of words. That list is the wallet. Anyone holding it holds your funds, and nobody - not Kukai, not teia.cafe - can recover it for you. Write it down offline and keep it somewhere you would keep a passport.
  4. No tez needed for this previewYou can sign in here without adding funds. Payments are disabled on staging. Live on-chain actions may require tez for their fees.
  5. Come back and press Connect and sign inChoose Kukai, connect it, then review and sign the teia.cafe login message. Your address appears once sign-in succeeds. This is not a transaction.

Three rules worth keeping

Your recovery phrase is the wallet. Not a password, not a backup code - the words themselves are the money. Nobody can reissue them, and anyone who reads them owns everything in the wallet. Written on paper, offline, is still the best answer.

Nobody legitimate will ever ask for it. Not teia.cafe, not the Teia DAO, not a helpful stranger in a Discord. Every single person who asks is stealing from you, without exception.

Read what you are signing. This platform asks you to sign a login message to prove wallet ownership. That message does not authorize a payment or cost a network fee. Check the site and message before signing. A transaction is a separate request: review its destination, amount and fees before you approve it.