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The following are the steps to get an API key from TAAL:
Enter the URL https://platform.taal.com/ in your browser
Register or login on to TAAL PLATFORM.
Your mainnet and testnet API keys will be displayed.
WhatsOnChain API docs have moved! https://docs.whatsonchain.com/
Welcome to TAAL Docs!!
You can use these docs to learn more about TAAL’s core products, explore guides, and check our API references.
You can get access to and get .
TAAL delivers value-added blockchain services, providing professional-grade, highly scalable blockchain infrastructure, and transactional solutions to support builders and businesses building on the BitcoinSV protocol.
As a Transaction processor (or miner) TAAL validates clients transactions and time stamps them by sequencing and encoding them into blocks, which are then published and added to the BSV blockchain.
TAAL API is an easy to integrate, open communication channel to the blockchain. By connecting an application to this endpoint data, in the form of transactions, can be processed, instantly verified, and once settled this data can be viewed anytime. Creating great value to applications that require real time blockchain data at scale, now and into the future.
1SatOrdinals in an implementation of Ordinals running on the BSV blockchain. The tokens represent individual satoshis (the smallest unit of Bitcoin) that are "inscribed" with specific data, such as images or text. 1Sat Ordinals on BSV are fast, inexpensive, and fully scriptable via native Bitcoin Script.
The ability to have low-cost transactions (less than a penny), which make a difference when issuers are dropping millions of NFTs, for example. This attribute means more margin for the issuers on primary and secondary markets.
Interoperability with ecosystem wallets and other blockchain platforms.
Transparency allows the token to be tracked throughout its lifecycle, which makes a difference in a regulatory environment.
No network congestion — as the tokens are issued at the network level on a blockchain that scales unbounded.
You can license this technology from TAAL, download the SDK, and start building their next game-changing NFT or digital asset platform today!
Blockchain
It is a form of distributed database (or ledger) that acts as a record of all the valid transactions which are transmitted to the blockchain network.
An on-chain document representing the contract between token issuer and user.
Mint a token from an on-chain contract transaction.
The most common locking script used by default to send bitcoin.
Destroy the token and return the locked Satoshis to the issuer.
The smallest indivisible unit of a bitcoin. 1E8 Satoshis = 1 bitcoin.
Low level bitcoin script.
Software Developer Kit is a software library to make certain tasks easier for a software developer.
A token script named after its creator Stas. Also a reverse acronym: Substantiated Tokens from Actualized Satoshis.
It is a type of digital property or control element that can be transferred using a blockchain.
An Unspent Transaction Output is an amount of bitcoin that can be spent by the recipient.
P2P
Peer-to-peer transactions
P2PKH
Pay to public key hash
SDK
Software Developer Kit
SPV
Simplified Payment Verification
STAS
Substantiated Tokens from Actualized Satoshis
TXID
Transaction ID
UTXO
Unspent Transaction Output
API
Application Programming Interface
BSV
Bitcoin Satoshi Vision
JSON
JavaScript Object Notation
MIME
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
1SatOrdinals in an implementation of Ordinals running on the BSV blockchain.
See the Protocol Specification | 1Sat Ordinals for more information on 1Sat Ordinals and the Ordinals Docs for more information on Ordinals and ordinal theory.
It shows the history of transaction with transaction ID and block height.
Ability for the user to add new account by creating new wallet with password, network selection and mnemonics .
The smallest indivisible unit is a bitcoin. 1E8 Satoshis = 1 bitcoin
A recovery phrase is a group of words, usually 12 or more that are generated when a new crypto wallet is created. You can use the recovery phrase to retrieve your crypto accounts, using any compatible wallet.
The Passphrase is an advanced feature that adds a 13th word of your choosing to your recovery phrase.
Using a Passphrase will cause an entirely different set of addresses to be created which cannot be accessed via the 12-word recovery phrase alone.
Aside of adding another layer, the Passphrase grants you plausible deniability when under duress.
If using a Passphrase, it’s key to store it securely and remember it perfectly, character for character.
Enables user to get the latest balance reflected in the account.
Testnet only. Will send a small amount of BSV test coins to your account.
TAAL Wallet is a non-custodial chrome extension for managing native BSV and tokens.
The following are the features of TAAL Wallet:
Ability to connect a wallet to a web application.
Manage and store your keys locally.
Send and receive native BSV transactions
Sign token transactions
The following are the system requirements for the TAAL Wallet:
TAAL Wallet works only with Google Chrome web browser.
ARC is the successor of mAPI, the merchant API.
The URL of TAAL's mainnet ARC API is: https://arc.taal.com/v1
For instance the policy could be fetched using the following curl command
curl --location 'https://arc.taal.com/v1/policy' \
--header 'Authorization: <API Key>'A complete description of ARC API endpoints can be found under the following link: https://bitcoin-sv.github.io/arc/api.html.
It is recommended to use the BIP-239 transaction format for submitting transactions to ARC.
More information about ARC can be found under these links
High-level documentation:
Github repository:
Description of BIP-239 standard:
URL:
Github Repository
https://github.com/TAAL-GmbH/1sat-tutorial
mkdir 1sat-tutorial
cd 1sat-tutorial
Demo code using our 1Sat Token Studio API can be found on Github so you can clone our repository or if you want to do it manually, we need to make now a node project
npm init
and answer in the questions.
Let’s add the dependencies
npm install [email protected]
npm install axios
Make sure your package.json looks like this (you might need to change the type to “module” and add a new entry to run the tutorial- "tutorial": "node index.js"
{ "name": "1sat-tutorial",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "1sat-tutorial",
"type": "module",
"main": "index.js",
"scripts": { "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1",
"tutorial": "node index.js"
},
"author": "TAAL",
"license": "ISC",
"dependencies": {
"dependencies": { "axios": "^1.7.2",
"bsv": "^1.5.4"
}
}
Now we are ready to start coding. Create the main file you specified during the setup e.g. index.jsin the root of the 1sat-tutorial folder as well as the helping file 1sat_utils.cjs using your editor or IDE of choice.
Copy the code from our files and paste.
in index.js you will need to replace the sample API key from your TAAL API Key
You can also tune which steps to run, only the creation of a single/standalone token, the inscription of a collection with one item or individual steps you may want to debug in depth e.g.
const STEPS_TO_TEST =[ 'single', 'collection'];
///const STEPS_TO_TEST =['1.1','1.2','1.3','1.4','1.5', '1.6', '1.7']; //const STEPS_TO_TEST =['2.1','2.2','2.3','2.4','2.5', '2.6', '2.7', '2.8', '2.9'];
You can test now. If all was properly configured you should see something like this:
Add label
Subscriptions last for a month and they are automatically renewed unless you specify it. If you don’t want to renew one of your subscriptions:
Go to “My Account”
Unselect “Auto Renewal” for that subscription
2. What can I do when I can’t find the subscription that I want to cancel?
Go to “Support”
Create a ticket for Taal Support team.
Go to “My Account”
Click on “Invoicing & Billing”
4. How can I change my payment method?
Go to “My Account”
Click on “Invoicing & Billing” - “View More”
Click on “Payment methods” - “Add payment method”
Edit the desired subscription to use the new payment method.
5. How can I request a refund?
Go to “Support”
Create a ticket for Taal Support team.
6. How can I check the status of my refund request?
Status of refund requests will be updated on the ticket
7. When will I get the money back?
It takes about 10 business days for those valid refund cases. You will be kept informed on the ticket you raised for refund.
Go to “My Account”
Click on “Invoicing & Billing”
Subscription will be terminated and the corresponding API Key revoked.
10. Will TAAL charge me after free trial?
TAAL will only charge for the paid plans. To avoid limitations on Free keys, you will need to upgrade that specific key.
11. Can I upgrade my account?
In the circumstance where you change your subscription pursuant to the Transaction Processing Agreement, you must cancel your previous subscription directly with Stripe. Subscriptions through the TAAL services will continue to accrue automatic renewal charges via Stripe until such cancellation is received by Stripe.
12. When will I be billed for my subscription?
Billing happens at the time of subscription or renewal
13. When will my subscription be renewed?
Same day next month.
14. Can I pay with PayPal?
At the moment it is only possible to pay with Credit Card
15. What will happen if the remaining allowance for my plan is 0?
The usage exceeding the allowance will be billed apart
The current standard fee rate which applies to all transactions submitted to any of the TAAL transaction processing APIs is: 100 sat/kb
The minimum fee for any transaction is 100 sat/kB.
The fee required is rounded depending on size of the transaction. The following list exemplifies the logic:
Transactions with 1.4999... kb > size > 0.0 kb => min absolute fee required = 1 sat.
Transactions with 2.4999... kb > size > 1.5 kb => min absolute fee required = 2 sat
Transactions with 3.4999... kb > size > 2.5 kb => min absolute fee required = 3 sat
...
The format of transaction is bound to the standard of BSV transactions as described .
There is a number of libraries which allow to build BSV transactions. Here is a short list:
Create a new Node.js project:
Save the following code to a main.js in your example folder:
Execute the code and follow the onscreen instructions:
mkdir example
cd example
npm init -y
npm install bsv@1
npm install requestconst fs = require('fs')
const bsv = require('bsv')
// Random key produced each time...
const newKey = bsv.PrivateKey()
console.log(`Private key: ${newKey.toString()}`)
console.log(`Mainnet address: ${newKey.toAddress('mainnet').toString()}`)
console.log(`
1. Create a funding transaction by sending 1000 satoshis (0.00001 BSV) to ${newKey.toAddress('mainnet').toString()}.
2. Add your Taal apiKey, and funding transaction txid and vout to 'generated.js'.
3. Execute the generated code:
node generated.js
`)
fs.writeFileSync('generated.js', `
const bsv = require('bsv')
var request = require('request')
const privKey = bsv.PrivateKey('${newKey}')
const apiKey = "" // Add Taal mainnet API Key
const fundingTxid = "" // Add the funding transaction txid
const fundingVout = -1 // Replace with funding transaction vout
const returnAddress = "" // The address to return the 1000 satoshis (less fees)
if (apiKey === "" || fundingTxid === "" || fundingVout === -1 || returnAddress === "") {
console.log('This generated file needs an apiKey, a fundingTxid, a fundingVout and a returnAddress')
process.exit(1)
}
const utxo1 = {
txId: fundingTxid,
outputIndex: fundingVout,
address: privKey.toAddress('mainnet').toString(),
script: bsv.Script.buildPublicKeyHashOut(privKey.publicKey).toHex(),
satoshis: 1000
}
const tx1 = bsv.Transaction()
.from(utxo1)
.to(privKey.toAddress('mainnet').toString(), 800)
.change(returnAddress)
.sign(privKey)
const utxo2 = {
txId: tx1.hash,
outputIndex: 0,
address: privKey.toAddress('mainnet').toString(),
script: bsv.Script.buildPublicKeyHashOut(privKey.publicKey).toHex(),
satoshis: 800
}
const tx2 = bsv.Transaction()
.from(utxo2)
.change(returnAddress)
.sign(privKey)
const txBuffer = Buffer.concat([
tx1.toBuffer(),
tx2.toBuffer()
])
// Send the transaction to Taal API...
request.post({
url: 'https://api.taal.com/api/v1/batchBroadcast',
headers: {
'Authorization': apiKey,
'Content-Type': 'application/octet-stream'
},
body: txBuffer
}, function(error, response, body) {
console.log(error, response.statusCode, body)
})
`)node main.js List of tech stack used
TAAL Wallet Chrome extension is built using React and Typescript.
chrome.runtime.onConnectExternal.addListener(port => {
console.log('Client connected', port);
port.onMessage.addListener(msg => {
console.log('onExternalMessage', msg);
});
});const port = chrome.runtime.connect(extensionId, { name: 'some-name' });
port.onMessage.addListener(console.log);
port.postMessage({ payload: 'anything' })const port = chrome.runtime.connect({ name: 'some-name' });
port.postMessage({ payload: 'anything' });
port.onMessage.addListener(msg => {
console.log('onMessage', msg);
});chrome.runtime.onMessageExternal.addListener((payload, data, cb) => {
console.log('onMessageExternal', { payload, data });
if (typeof cb === 'function') {
cb('response from background.js');
}
return true;
});chrome.runtime.sendMessage(extensionId, { payload: 'anything' }, console.log)chrome.runtime.sendMessage({ payload: 'anything' }, console.log);The following are the steps to install TAAL Wallet in your system from Chrome Web Store:
Go to Chrome Web Store. The chrome web store window is displayed.
In the Search the store field, search for TAAL Web3 Wallet.
Click Add to Chrome. You can see the TAAL Wallet in your extensions.
Click TAAL Wallet. The Terms of Service agreement window is displayed.
Click ACCEPT. The Welcome to TAAL Wallet window is displayed and you are ready to use the TAAL Wallet.
The following are the steps to install TAAL Wallet using the code from GitHub:
Clone the code available at: .
In your Command Prompt, go to the working directory.
Run yarn.
Copy sample.env to .env and customise it with your requirements, Eg. PASSWORD_MIN_LENGTH=1
The following are the steps to create a wallet:
On the Welcome to TAAL Wallet window, click CREATE A WALLET or on the Wallet window, click > Add new account. The Create a new wallet window is displayed.
In the Account name field, enter the account name.
In the Password field, enter the 8 characters password.
The following are the steps to import an existing wallet:
On the Welcome to TAAL Wallet window, click IMPORT WALLET or on the Wallet window, click > Import account. The Import your Wallet window is displayed.
In the Account name field, enter the name of an existing account.
In the Password field, enter the 8 characters password.
The following are the steps to create a new wallet in the current account:
On the Wallet main window, click > Select Wallet. The Your Wallets window is displayed.
On the Your Wallets window, click CREATE A NEW WALLET. The Create a New Wallet window is displayed.
In the Name field, enter the name of the wallet.
The following are the steps to send BSV:
On the Wallet main window, click > Send BSV or on the Home window, click SEND BSV. The Send BSV window is displayed.
In the Destination address field, enter the address to which you want to send satoshis.
In the Amount in satoshis (max 1002500) field, enter the amount in satoshis you want to send.
On the Wallet main window, click > Receive BSV or on the Home window, click RECEIVE BSV. The Receive BSV window is displayed.
Click to copy the BSV address of the account or scan the QR code.
To view History: On the Wallet main window, click > History or on the Home window, click HISTORY. The Your Wallet's history window is displayed in which you can view the history of transaction with transaction ID and block height.
To airdrop: On the Wallet main window, click > Airdrop. Testnet only. Will send a small amount of BSV test coins to your account.
yarn dev.Go to the Google Chrome web browser.
Click Extensions > Manage Extensions. The Extensions window is displayed.
In the Extensions window, enable Developer mode.
Click Load unpacked. The Select the extension directory. dialog box is displayed.
In the Select the extension directory. dialog box, select the dist folder from the project. The TAAL Wallet extension is available in your Extensions.
Click TAAL Wallet. The Terms of Service agreement window is displayed.
Click ACCEPT. The Welcome to TAAL Wallet window is displayed and you are ready to use the TAAL Wallet.
In the Repeat password field, repeat the password.
In the Network list, select the network, such as Taalnet, Testnet, and Mainnet.
In the Secret phase field, you are provided with the 12 words seen phrase.
Click NEXT. A new wallet is created.
In the Repeat password field, repeat the password.
In the Network list, select the network, such as Taalnet, Testnet, and Mainnet.
In the Secret phase field, enter the 12 words seen phrase provided when you created the this account.
Click NEXT. An existing wallet is imported.
Click NEXT. A new wallet is created
Click SEND. The satoshis is sent to a valid address on the network.
You can download our Postman Collection from here:
https://github.com/TAAL-GmbH/1sat-tutorial
Once imported you will need to type in your personal values in the 1.1 Create Project Pre-request script
Once done, you can go through the steps one by one to create:
1.- A Standalone token (HTML token)
2.- A Collection (Image Token) with one collectionItem (Text token)
This API will allow you to create 1SatOrdinals Single and Collection Tokens.
It will return all projects associated with your API Key.
Returns a project for a valid project id.
URL Parameters
Creates an output (single, collection, collectinItem) in the project.
Single projects can only contain single/standalone outputs
Collection projects need first a collection output created and then one or several collectionItems linked to the initial collection output
Body Parameters
Deletes an output (single, collection, collectinItem) in the project.
Query Parameters
Returns all outputs for a valid project id.
Query Parameters
Creates an unsigned transaction ready to sign and then be broadcast.
Unsigned transactions can refer to different outputs as well as different UTXO to be used for funding it
Response JSON structure
Body Parameters
Broadcast a signed transaction and returns its transaction Id
Response JSON structure
Body Parameters
projectId
A valid project Id
subType
'single' for standalone tokens in single projects
'collection' for the seed token in collection projects
'collectionItem' for each element linked to the collection
projectUid
projectUid
contentType
contentType depending on the desired output type (text, html or image)
b64File
Raw content formatted in b64
metadata
outputUid
A valid output Id
projectUid
A valid project Id
on-chain
Optional. If provided, the accepted values are 0/1 (false / true) to filter by outputs already broadcast
type
Optional. If provided, the accepted values are collection / collectionItem, to filter by a specific type of output
project Id
publicKey
List of output Ids
Funding txId
Output Index of the tx e.g. 1
Transaction Uid returned by the create transaction endpoint
Signed transaction ready to be broadcast
POST https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/project/createcurl --location 'https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/project/create' \
--header 'Apikey: ## VALID_API_KEY ##' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"name": "1satcol project 1718100516565",
"isFungible": false,
"type": "single", //"collection"
"tokenProtocol": "OneSatOrdinal"
}'
{
"success": boolean,
"data": {
"projectUid": <uid>
}
}GET https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/project/curl --location 'https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/project/' \
--header 'Apikey: ## VALID_API_KEY ##'{
"success": boolean,
"data": {
"projectList": [
{
"uid": <uid>,
"name": string,
"network": string,
"offChainData": {
"isFungible": boolean
},
"tokenProtocol": string
}
]
}
}GET https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/project/<projectId> curl --location 'https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/project/<projectId>' \
--header "Apikey: ## VALID_API_KEY ##"{
"success": true,
"data": {
"uid": <uid>,
"name": string,
"tokenProtocol": string,
"network": string,
"isFungible": boolean,
"type": string
}
}POST https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/token/one-sat-ord/create-outputcurl --location 'https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/token/one-sat-ord/create-output' \
--header "Apikey: ## VALID_API_KEY ##" \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"projectUid": "<projectId>",
"contentType":"text/html;charset=utf8",
"b64File":"PGh0bWw+PGJvZHk+SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ8L2JvZHk+PC9odG1sPg==",
"metadata": {
"name": "My single token 1718101145907",
"subType": "single",
"subTypeData": "{\"description\": \"this is description\" }",
"type": "ord",
"description": "this is a standalone token description",
"info": "anything",
"eyes": "green"
}
}'
{
"success": true,
"data": {
"uid": <uid>,
"type": string,
"tokenProtocol": string
}
}
Mandatory:
"name": NFT name
"type": "ord"
"subType": "single" //"collection" or "collectionItem",
"subTypeData": stringified JSON,
"description": string,
Other e.g. traits:
"info": "anything",
"eyes": "green"DELETE https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/output/{{outputUid}} curl --location --request DELETE 'https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/output/{{outputUid}}' \
--header "Apikey: ## VALID_API_KEY ##" \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json'
```json
"success": true,
"data": {
"uid": "<uid>",
"createdAt": "<timestamp>",
"type": "token",
"tokenProtocol": "OneSatOrdinal",
"projectUid": "<uid>",
"transactionUid": null,
"txId": null,
"identityUid": "<uid>",
"address": null,
"metadata": { <metadata>
},
"offChainData": {
<fileData>
}
}
}
```GET https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/output/by-project/{{projectUid}}?on-chain=0&type=collectionItem curl --location 'https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/' \
--header "Apikey: ## VALID_API_KEY ##"{
"success": boolean,
"data": {
"outputList": [
{
"createdAt": <date>,
"uid": <uid>,
"projectUid": <uid>,
"transactionUid": <uid> (null if has not been used in a transaction yet),
"type": string,
"tokenProtocol": string,
"metadata": { //Key / value pairs e.g.
"app": string,
"eyes": string,
"info": string,
"name": string,
"type": string,
"subType": string,
"description": string,
"subTypeData": stringified JSON
},
"offChainData": {
"b64FileHash": string,
"b64FileSize": int,
"contentType": string
}
}
]
}
}
POST https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/token/one-sat-ord/create-transactioncurl --location 'https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/token/one-sat-ord/create-transaction' \
--header "Apikey: ## VALID_API_KEY ##" \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"projectUid": "<projectUid>",
"publicKey": <Public Key>,
"dstAddress": <Token Recipient Address>,
"outputList": [<outputList>],
"utxoList": [
{
"outputIndex": num,
"txId": "<txId>"
}
]
}'{
"success": boolean,
"data": {
"transactionUid": <uid>,
"txObj": {<txObj>
}
}
}<projectUid><publicKey>dstAddress<Token Recipient Address>outputListtxIdoutputIndexPOST https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/submitcurl --location 'https://platform.taal.com/token-studio/api/v1/submit' \
--header "Apikey: ## VALID_API_KEY ##" \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
"transactionUid": "<transactionUid>",
"tx": "<txObjSigned>"
}
' {
success: boolean,
data: {
txId: string
}
}
transactionUidtxObjSignedThis is the welcome window of the TAAL Wallet.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
You can use this window to create a new wallet.
To reach this window: On the Welcome to TAAL Wallet window, click CREATE A WALLET or on the Wallet window, click on Add new account.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
You can use this window to import an existing wallet.
To reach this window: On the Welcome to TAAL Wallet window, click IMPORT WALLET or on the Wallet window, click > Import account.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
The main window of the TAAL Wallet.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
This window displays the current account, wallets details, and balance.
To reach this window: on the Wallet main window, click > Home.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
This window displays the wallets available in your current account, and you can select the wallet you want.
To reach this window: On the Wallet main window, click > Select Wallet, or on the Home window, click SELECT ANOTHER WALLET.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
You can use this window to send satoshis to a valid address on the network.
To reach this window: On the Wallet main window, click > Send BSV or on the Home window, click SEND BSV.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
This window displays the BSV address or QR code of the account.
To reach this window: On the Wallet main window, click > Receive BSV or on the Home window, click RECEIVE BSV.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
This window displays the history of transaction with transaction ID and block height.
To reach this window: On the Wallet main window, click > History or on the Home window, click HISTORY.
The following table describes the UI elements available on this window.
This view displays the tokens.
To reach this window: On the Wallet main window, click > Tokens or on the Home window, click TOKENS.
This window displays the Websites with access to TAAL Wallet, and you can also delete them.
To reach this window: On the Wallet main window, click > Options.
Recovery phrase field
It is a group of words, usually 12 or more that are generated when a new crypto wallet is created.
Passphrase
The Passphrase is an advanced feature that adds a 13th word of your choosing to your recovery phrase.
Select Wallet button
Displays the Your Wallets window, where you can select the Wallet you want.
Send BSV button
Displays the Send BSV window, where you can send satoshis to a valid address on the network.
Receive BSV button
Displays the Receive BSV window, where you can view the BSV address or QR code of the account.
History button
Displays the Your Wallet's history window, where you can view the history of transaction with transaction ID and block height.
Tokens button
Displays the Your Tokens window, where you can view the tokens.
Options button
Display the Access Control List window, where you can view and delete the Websites with access to TAAL Wallet.
Airdrop button
Testnet only. Will send a small amount of BSV test coins to your account.
Lock Wallet button
Locks the wallet.
Balance field
The balance in satoshis available in the wallet.
Updated at field
The date and time when the wallet was last updated.
SELECT ANOTHER WALLET button
Displays the Your Wallets window, where you can view the wallets available in your current account, and you can select the wallet you want.
Balance
The balance in
satoshis available in the current account.
Refresh balance or refresh button
Refreshes the balance.
SEND BSV button
Displays the Send BSV window, where you can send satoshis to a valid address on the network.
RECEIVE BSV button
Displays the Receive BSV window, where you can view the BSV address or QR code of the account.
HISTORY button
Displays the Your Wallet's history window, where you can view the history of transaction with transaction ID and block height.
TOKENS button
Displays the Your Tokens window, where you can view the tokens.
CREATE A WALLET button
Displays the Create a new Wallet window, where you can create a new wallet.
IMPORT WALLET button
Displays the Import your Wallet window, where you can import an existing wallet if you have the secret recovery phrase.
Account name field
The name of the account. This field is mandatory.
Password field
The 8 characters password for the account. This field is mandatory.
Repeat password field
The password for the account same as provided in the previous field. This field is mandatory.
Network drop-down list
The available networks, and the options are:
Testnet
Mainnet
This field is mandatory.
Recovery phrase
It is a group of words, usually 12 or more that are generated when a new crypto wallet is created. Note: Here is your 12 words recovery phrase. It is incredibly important to take a note of this and keep it safe as without you may lose access to your wallet and the funds contained within.
create a new one button
Displays the Create a new Wallet window, where you can create a new wallet.
Account name field
The name of an existing account. This field is mandatory.
Password field
The 8 characters password for the account. This field is mandatory.
Repeat password field
The password for the account same as provided in the previous field. This field is mandatory.
Network drop-down list
The available networks, and the options are:
Testnet
Mainnet
This field is mandatory.
button
Displays the wallets and selected network.
Add new account button
Displays the Create a new Wallet window, where you can create a new wallet.
Import account button
Displays the Import your Wallet window, where you can import an existing wallet.
button
Displays all the menu options available.
Home button
Displays Home window.
Current account
The name of the current account.
Edits the name of the current account.
Name field
The name of the wallet.
Path field
The path of the wallet
Address field
The address of the wallet.
CREATE A NEW WALLET button
Display the Create a New Wallet window, where you can create a new wallet.
Wallet section
Display the wallet details, such as Name, address, Path, Balance, and Updated at.
SELECT button
Enables you to select the wallet you want.
Destination address field
The address to which you want to send satoshis. This field is mandatory.
Amount in satoshis (max 1002500) field
The amount in satoshis you want to send. This field is mandatory.
CANCEL button
Cancels the transaction.
SEND button
Sends satoshis to a valid address on the network.
Your BSV address: field
The BSV address of the account.
Click to copy button
Copies the BSV address of the account.
QR code
The QR code of the account.
Refetch history button
Retrieves the history of the wallets.
TX ID field
The ID of the transaction.
Satoshis
The smallest indivisible unit of a bitcoin. 1E8 Satoshis = 1 bitcoin
Script
Low level bitcoin script.
SDK
Software Developer Kit is a software library to make certain tasks easier for a software developer.
UTXO
An Unspent Transaction Output is an amount of bitcoin that can be spent by the recipient.
Inscription ID
An outpoint representing a particular inscription, comprised of a transaction ID and output index with the following formatting: `txid_vout`
Inscription Number
This is an auto-incrementing id given to each inscription as they appear in mined blocks, starting with inscription #0. Because inscription numbers are dependent on the order of transactions in a block, inscription numbers are not assigned until a transaction is confirmed. This also makes inscription number sensitive to reorgs.
Origin
This is like a "low resolution" ordinal number. It represents the last time a particular ordinal became a 1 satoshi output. Since utxos can be split and joined over time, an ordinal can have more than one origin. This is a 1Sat protocol specific concept, not present in the original ordinals protocol.
Ordinal Number
An ordinal is an identifier given to a specific satoshi. It is given when the sat comes into existence during a coinbase transaction. To learn more about this concept read the original "ordinal theory" documentation.