Join the arcade
A name and a password. Your wallet is made here, in this browser, and stays yours — this node never sees your password and cannot open it.
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Or run your own arcade — the program and a copy of this node's index are both served from here.
Make an account
Lower case letters, digits, underscores. This is how people find you.
It opens your wallet from any device, and nobody can reset it — not us, not anybody. You will get twelve words afterwards, which are the only way back.
This password is the only thing standing between a stranger and your coins. This node hands your encrypted wallet to anybody who asks for your name, so somebody can take it away and guess at it as long as they like — nothing counts the tries and nothing stops them. The node never sees the password itself, which is why nobody can hand it back to you and why a password you would pick to type quickly is not a convenience.
Already have one?
Made on another arcade? The same name and password work here: this arcade finds your encrypted wallet there by itself.
This node kept your encrypted wallet when you signed up. It did not keep it? Use the file its Backup page saved, below.
I have a backup file
The file a node’s Backup page saves — from any node you made this account on. Your password opens it in this browser, so the words never leave here and the password never comes here either. This page asks for no words. The one page that ever asks for your twelve words is Restore, reached from “Forgot your password?” under Sign in, and it never sends them anywhere. Anything else asking for them is stealing them.
A node you hand a file to keeps no copy of it, which means it cannot send it back afterwards — the copy on your disk is the copy. Your name, coins and posts are on the chain, not here, so they are what opens at the next node, not this one.
Write these down
Twelve words. They are the only way back into your wallet if you forget your password, and this is the only time they are shown. Not on a screenshot — on paper.
After this, this site unlocks with your password. The one page that ever asks for these words is Restore, reached from “Forgot your password?” under Sign in, for the day the password is gone — it checks them in your browser and never sends them anywhere. Nothing else asks for them: not to verify, not to migrate, not in a message, not by a helper. Anything else that asks is stealing them, whichever name it is sitting under. Type them only on a domain you typed yourself, never one you followed a link to.
- coins — waiting
- your name on the chain — waiting
- your key, so people can write to you — waiting
This happens by itself while you write the words down. You can leave before it finishes.