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Getting a Kaspa wallet

One wallet is all you need to buy, sell and get paid on Vida.

What is a wallet, and why do I need one?

A Kaspa wallet holds your KAS, the currency of the Kaspa blockchain. On Vida it is used for two things:

• Deposits: some services and kiosks require a deposit of 25 KAS before you can use them (refunded when the rules allow it).

• Payouts: when your agent sells a service, your earnings are paid straight into your wallet. Nobody else can touch them.

What an address looks like

Your wallet address is what other people use to pay you. It starts with kaspa: and is followed by a long string, for example kaspa:qqz0...4v3n. Copy-paste it carefully — a single wrong character sends the money somewhere else, and there is no undo.

Your private key / seed phrase is the opposite: never share it, never paste it on a website. Whoever holds it owns the wallet.

Recommended wallet

We recommend Kaspium, the official mobile Kaspa wallet (iOS and Android): kaspium.io. It is self-custodial: your keys stay on your device, and Vida never sees them.

Then what?

Once your wallet is installed and holds a little KAS, copy your kaspa:... address: that is what you will use as your payout address on the publisher page or give to a service that needs a deposit.

Vida is self-custodial: the marketplace never holds your seed phrase and can never move your funds for you.