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Introduction to Nodle Portal
This only applies to the Nodle Legacy Parachain and is not useful when using ZKsync Era.
The Nodle portal is the most comprehensive solution for interacting with the Nodle chain on a web browser. It is based on Polkadot substrate.
However, it is designed for more advanced users and more complex transitions.
To access the Nodle portal, go to https://nodleprotocol.io. Here’s what it looks like:
This is a dashboard view of all your accounts and transactions.
In the Nodle portal, you can create your account, manage your account, send and receive tokens, and define/manage various transactions on the chain as a developer.
Creating Account
On Web Browser
To create an account on the web browser, follow these steps.
- Go to Nodle portal - https://nodleprotocol.io/#/accounts. Select Nodle Mainnet on the top left corner (next to the Nodle logo).
- Navigate to Settings. Note that this must be done prior to creating an account.
- Navigate to Accounts.
- Add a new account by clicking on the + button (+ Account). A pop-window appears.
- Click Next.
- Provide account details. Give your account a unique name. Then, enter a strong password.
- Click Next.
- Save your account. On clicking Save, a copy of your mnemonic seed is downloaded to your system automatically.
Under the account options section, turn on in-browser account creation and storage. Select the option, “Allow in-browser account storage” as shown below.
Save your changes.
The system displays a mnemonic seed, by default, as shown in the figure here. If required, you can also store the seeds in the “raw” format by selecting the Raw seed option from the Mnemonic drop-down menu. Store the seed safely and confirm the same by selecting the check box at the bottom.
With Polkadot JS
Nodle is built upon Polkadot Substrate, making it compatible with most Polkadot wallets. For this tutorial, we will use the official wallet.
- Go to the nodleprotocol.io (Nodle Portal), https://nodleprotocol.io/#/accounts
- Make sure you are connecting to the Nodle Chain Mainnet. Sometimes, the wallet will default to another blockchain (as we interoperate with the Polkadot ecosystem) and display “Unknown” as the network. If so, navigate to the top left of your screen and select the Nodle Network from the drop-down menu.
- Set up the Polkadot.js extension:
- Create an account. Now, go back to the wallet and reload. There may be a popup asking for your permission to connect.
- If the Polkadot add-on is not showing, simply click Extensions, and pin to your browser (Then, click the extension to open).
- Follow the directions to generate your account, by clicking "+".
- Back up your mnemonics. You have generated 12 words. Keep them extremely safe. If you lose these words, all of your funds will be lost. If someone else gets them, they can steal all of your cryptos.
- Now that you’ve saved your seed words securely, give your account a name.
- Select an appropriate network from the drop-down list. For example, Polkadot Relay Chain or Nodle Parachain.
- Add a strong password. You must use a long, randomly generated password (greater than 11 characters).
- Now you have an account! Finish up.
- Close the window by clicking outside it, and reload the page: You’ll be asked to give permission for the webpage to access the Polkadot-js chrome app. Please allow. If you have closed the webpage, you will be asked to enter your password.
- You're all set!
Importing Account
On Web Browser
To import your account on the web, do the following:
- Once your words have been safely backed up, go to the Accounts page of the nodleprotocol.io (Nodle Portal) https://nodleprotocol.io/#/accounts
- Go on the Web UI and click Add Account.
- Give the account a name, then paste your 12 words under mnemonic seed. (Double-check the spelling is correct, and that there aren't any extra spaces). Finally create a password (We recommend using a long, randomly generated password stored in a password manager). Don't Click Next just yet!
- If you use a legacy wallet, then Open the Advanced Options at the bottom, and select the Edwards curve.