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All questions surrounding wallets |
The following are wallets (developed by the Arweave community) which are capable of storing AR tokens.
| arweave.app | ArweaveConnect | |
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| AR tokens | true | true |
| dApp permissions | true | true |
| Open Source | true | true |
| No Install | true | false |
| NFTs | false | true |
| PSTs | false | true |
| Page Archiving | false | true |
| Guide | Link | Link |
Arweave.app is an open-source web application, also available as an addon for Chrome-like and Firefox browsers. The source code is available on Github.
ArConnect is a Chrome-like Browsers addon available from the Chrome Webstore. More information are available from ArConnect Documentation.
Wallets securely store your private keys and provide a bridge-like interface for dApps to sign transactions and other data with your approval. This protects your AR tokens from malicious applications, by preventing them from draining your wallet or signing a message without your consent.
You can find the guides for each wallet above, by clicking on the links.
Yes, you can use most of the wallets available for Arweave to generate cold wallets. You can find a step by step guide for this here.
* Please make sure to keep multiple copies of your wallet key file in secure locations, as we cannot help you to recover your wallet if you lose it *
We are almost there! Both Ledger and Keystone are working on integrating Arweave into their services. arweave.app has done the initial client integration but full support is pending an upcoming ledger release.
No, these are fundamentally incompatible. Don’t send your AR tokens to other blockchain addresses or wallets.
## Where can I see my AR token transfers' status?
The Viewblock block explorer allows you to discover and view statuses of Arweave transactions. To find your transfer, you can search for your wallet address or the ID of your transfer in the search bar, at the top of their site.