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  • Set Up Your Wallet
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  • Choose Your Access Method
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Getting Started

Follow these steps to get started using Nesa

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Last updated 6 months ago

Set Up Your Wallet

Your wallet is essential for managing your Nesa tokens and interacting with Nesa Chain. Follow the detailed Wallet Setup guide to create and configure your wallet. This will involve:

  1. Creating a new wallet: Generate a secure seed phrase and store it safely.

  2. Backing up your wallet: Ensure you have a secure backup of your wallet information.

  3. Configuring your wallet: Set up your wallet to connect with the Nesa network.

Your credentials are the key to the tokens you own; keep them private and in a secure location.

[Testnet] Get Nesa Tokens

The Nesa Testnet Chain allows you to experiment and familiarize yourself with the network without using real tokens. Follow the [Testnet] Nesa Faucet guide to:

  • Request Testnet Tokens: Obtain tokens to use on the Testnet.

  • Participate on Nesa Testnet Chain: Interact with the network and try its features.

1. Visit the Nesa Testnet Faucet page on Nesa Web.
2. Enter your wallet address.
3. Click "Request Tokens".
4. Check your wallet for balance updates.

Use the Testnet tokens to interact with Nesa Chain and familiarize yourself with its features without any real cost to you.

Choose Your Access Method

Depending on your needs, you can access the Nesa network in various ways:

  1. Via Web: Use the Nesa web interface for a straightforward, user-friendly experience. For casual consumers. Learn more.

  2. Via SDK: Integrate Nesa functionalities into your applications using the Nesa SDK. For developers. Learn more.

  3. Via IBC: Connect with other blockchains using the Inter-Blockchain Communication protocol. For developers on third-party, Cosmos SDK-based blockchains. Learn more.

  4. Via Nesa CCI: Use the Nesa Command-Line Interface for advanced operations and automation. For developers on third-party, non-Cosmos SDK-based blockchains. Learn more.

Additional Resources

  • Community and Support: Join the Nesa Discord and support channels for assistance and to connect with other users.

  • Documentation and Guides: Explore additional portions of this documentation, following the guides to deepen your understanding of Nesa Chain.

Welcome to Nesa! We're excited to have you onboard and look forward to seeing what you'll accomplish.

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