Use Joltzu

You can try Joltzu today on a local development network. Public testnet and mainnet hosts are proposed and have not been confirmed operational.

Learn about Joltzu World, the wallet preview or the presale dates and terms. Public app access and installation links will accompany their releases. The extension's simulator and the Arc presale are separate from the native devnet used below.

1. Get a running network

Run the developer quickstart, or use a development node supplied by your team. The default local RPC is http://127.0.0.1:30400, chain ID 31337.

2. Connect your wallet

Add a custom local network to an Ethereum-compatible wallet. Import a funded development account printed by the devnet only into a separate development wallet. Its private key is public and must never hold real value.

3. Read your balance and send a small payment

Native JOLT has 18 decimals. Use your wallet's ordinary send flow, or the transaction guide. A submission hash means the node accepted the transaction into its pool. Wait for a receipt, check that status is 0x1, and confirm the recipient's balance.

Committed blocks are final under the node's consensus assumptions. Inclusion is separate from successful execution: a finalized transaction can have a failed receipt.

4. Understand spendable funds

A displayed cash balance is not always spendable. Fund energy, voluntary locks, service obligations, account grants and outflow limits can constrain movement. The energy RPC reports the energy allowance; it is not a complete quote of every debit restriction.

5. Explore native services

Learn about markets, payments, and stake positions. These pages describe the reference node. A public wallet screen, market, rate or service provider needs its own deployment announcement.

There is no confirmed public faucet here. Local devnet genesis supplies test funds. Never send money to a proposed URL or to the publicly known development accounts.