Settings
The RPC endpoint, your wallet password, and what the deployment has configured.
RPC endpoint
Set per chain. See Setting an RPC for what to choose and why it is per chain rather than shared.
A saved endpoint lives in your browser and always wins over the deployment's default. Clearing the field falls back to the default. The chain switcher and this field are the same setting seen from two places: switch the chain, set the endpoint for it.
Wallet password
Set or change the password that encrypts the private keys in your wallet book. Changing it re-encrypts what is there.
There is no recovery. The wallet password is not stored in any form that could be turned back into it, which is what makes it worth having. Losing it means the keys in the book cannot be read again, by you or by anyone.
Deployment status
Read-only, and worth checking when something is missing rather than broken:
| Row | What it gates |
|---|---|
| Outgoing mail | Whether password resets can be sent at all. Without it, the login screen has no Forgot password link. |
| Token discovery | Whether an indexer is configured. The Seed Sweeper needs it to find tokens rather than only coin. |
| IPFS pinning | Whether OneMeme launches can attach metadata. four.meme and Flap host their own artwork and do not need it. |
| Fees | The platform's own rates, disclosed here as well as on each page. See Fees. |
Admin
Admin accounts get more on this page:
- Invite codes. Issue one, see which are still unused, and copy it. A code is a bearer ticket; see Accounts.
- Users. List every account, and disable or re-enable one. The admin account cannot be disabled or deleted.
- Mail check. Send a test message to prove the configuration end to end rather than at the moment somebody needs a reset.
An admin is also exempt from the platform fee, which is worth remembering when a run of yours reports no fee.