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Vega has a self-hosted, local wallet. To use it follow the instructions on the Create a Vega Wallet page. Using this wallet, your keys will be completely disassociated from your personal identity, and we will have no way to connect them, unless you share your public key for any reason. For Fairground, Vega has also hosted a version of the wallet server, to make it easier to quickly start trading. A hosted wallet service is a website that manages wallet access for multiple users. Each user only has access to their own wallets. Wallet files are stored remotely, not on your computer, and access is only possible via the website. Even though this is a testnet, you should never share your private keys, or your wallet passphrase. Whether you use the Vega-hosted wallet server, or the self-hosted wallet, the Vega network doesn’t know about the Vega wallet server, or anything about your login information locally, or your personal information.
Features
- We have a full REST API reference for interacting with both Vega-hosted and self-hosted, local Vega wallets
- Your keys will be completely disassociated from your personal identity
- Vega has also hosted a version of the wallet server
- Each user only has access to their own wallets
- Wallet files are stored remotely, not on your computer
- You’ll also need an Ethereum wallet that can connect to the Ropsten Ethereum network to hold collateral outside of Vega
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