Wallet & Faucet
Create a wallet and fund it on casper-test
Every on-chain AgentVault action requires a signed transaction paid in CSPR. This guide walks you through creating a Casper testnet wallet, requesting faucet funds, and connecting to the dashboard.
Requirements
AgentVault connects through CSPR.click using the Casper Wallet browser extension. You need a casper-test account with enough CSPR to cover transaction fees.
Set up Casper Wallet
- 1
Install Casper Wallet
Download the official extension from casperwallet.io. It is available for Chrome, Brave, and other Chromium browsers.
- 2
Create a new account
Open the extension and choose Create new wallet.
- Set a strong vault password — this encrypts your keys locally
- Write down the recovery phrase offline — never share it or store it in chat
- Confirm the phrase to finish setup
- 3
Switch to testnet
In Casper Wallet settings, set the network to
casper-test. AgentVault contract calls target this chain. Using mainnet will cause transactions to fail. - 4
Copy your public key
Open account details and copy the public key (starts with
01or02hex). You will need this for the faucet request. - 5
Request testnet CSPR from the faucet
Visit the official faucet at testnet.cspr.live/faucet.
- Paste your public key into the faucet form
- Complete any captcha or verification step
- Submit and wait for confirmation
- Keep at least 20 CSPR on hand — each contract call reserves up to 5 CSPR for payment
- 6
Connect on AgentVault
Open the dashboard and click Connect Wallet. Approve the connection in Casper Wallet when prompted.
Go to the Guardian tab and run Scan positions. A live CSPR balance confirms your faucet transfer landed.
Troubleshooting
Invalid transaction
casper-test and that your balance covers the 5 CSPR payment reserved per contract call.Faucet rate limits
Connection issues
You are ready
With a funded wallet connected, explore each application in the docs — Guardian, RWA Oracle, and Marketplace — then run the same actions live on the dashboard.