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Installing Glittr Wallet

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Last updated 4 months ago

Glittr Wallet is a unisat fork wallet showcasing how to manage and transfer Glittr assets. It serves as a functional example for developers looking to integrate Glittr asset support into their own wallet applications.

This wallet supports both Devnet (regtest) and Testnet4. The project repo is at .

How to install

  1. Go to the release page at our repo

  2. Download the glittr wallet for your browser, e.g. glittr-wallet-chrome.zip

  3. Extract the zip file

  4. Go to Extensions menu on your browser. Enable developer mode at the top right corner.

  5. Click "Load unpacked".

  1. Select the directory that you just extracted before.

  1. Test the wallet

https://github.com/glittrfi/wallet-extension
https://github.com/Glittrfi/wallet-extension/releases
Click "Load unpacked"
Select the directory that you just extracted from the zip file
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