ℹ️ Introduction To Telos Wallets
Telos supports a variety of wallets to cater to different user preferences. For most users, app-based or browser wallets offer a familiar experience without requiring command-line tools.
- Desktop wallets allow users to store their wallets directly on their computers, providing full control over private keys.
- Mobile wallets offer a convenient way to manage TLOS on the go, with user-friendly interfaces and added features for DeFi and GameFi interactions.
- Command-line wallets enable direct interaction with the Telos blockchain through terminal commands for advanced use cases.
Creating a Telos account typically requires a small deposit in another cryptocurrency, and once set up, the account name serves as the receiving address for transactions.
🦊 How To Add The Telos Network To Your Metamask Wallet
To add the Telos Network to your MetaMask wallet, follow these steps:
Step 1 – Install MetaMask
Download and install MetaMask on your preferred browser, iOS, or Android device. During setup, carefully follow all installation tips and securely store your private key/seed phrase—losing it means losing access to your wallet.
Step 2 – Import the Telos EVM RPC
- Visit Teloscan.
- Click "Connect Wallet" in the top-right corner.
- Select MetaMask and approve the connection.
- Click "Approve" to add the Telos EVM network.
- Click "Switch Network" if you want to start using Telos EVM immediately.
Once added, you can enjoy Telos EVM’s fast transactions, low fees, and MEV-resistant trading environment.
⚙️ How To Set Up a Telos Zero Native Wallet
To use Anchor as a signer with the Telos Web Wallet, follow these steps:
Step 1 – Create a New Telos Account
- Go to the Telos Wallet.
- Click the "TELOS ZERO" tab and select "Create a New Account".
- Choose a 12-character account name (letters a-z, numbers 1-5).
- Save and securely store your public and private key.
- Click "Continue" to finalize your account creation.
Step 2 – Use Anchor to Sign Transactions
- Download Anchor.
- Open Anchor and select "Add Account".
- Click "Import Private Key" and paste the private key from your Telos account.
- Select your account and confirm the import.
- Complete the security setup and click "Import Account".
Note: Anchor is not a wallet—it acts as a signer, authorizing transactions on the Telos ecosystem.
Step 3 – Log into the Telos Web Wallet
- Return to the Telos Wallet.
- Click the "TELOS ZERO" tab and select "Anchor" as your login method.
- Use Anchor to authenticate and access your Telos account.
Once logged in, you can send, receive, stake, and manage assets on the Telos Web Wallet!
