A wallet is your way in.
Your wallet holds the keys you use to sign transactions. TOL and contract state live on the network—not on this website.
Already using Tolar? Read the V2 guideTolar enKrypt
Explore Tolar’s wallet integration and its release information. Confirm mainnet or testnet compatibility for the exact version you install.
View Tolar wallet projectThis is the Tolar-specific branch, not a claim that every upstream enKrypt release supports Tolar.
Before your first transfer
Choose the correct network
Mainnet uses real TOL. Testnet is for development. Compare the RPC address in your wallet with Tolar’s network settings.
Check the address and fee
Confirm the recipient, amount and current fee. Old wallet versions that hardcode a gas price may need an update.
Send a small test first
After submission, use the correct network explorer to inspect the receipt. A returned hash alone does not mean the transaction is finalized.
Keep your keys yours.
Never share a recovery phrase or private key with support, a website or a stranger. Download wallets only from the project’s verified distribution links and keep a secure backup.
Do I need to create a new wallet for V2?
The migration is designed to retain account state. Whether an old wallet can submit transactions depends on its interface and version. Read the compatibility guide before replacing or importing a wallet.
My transaction did not go through. What now?
Check the network, available balance, nonce and current fee. Save the error message and transaction hash if one was returned. Do not send anyone your keys. See transaction troubleshooting.
Where can I see my TOL?
Use the explorer for the network your wallet connects to. The public website does not access your balance or ask you to connect a wallet.
Looking for an older wallet?
Previous desktop wallets, node binaries and Taquin resources remain available in the legacy archive. They are historical releases, not a recommendation for a current V2 installation.