{"id":"dk-Dyp9oR7U","title":"NEAR Onboarding Bootcamp | Part 1 of 5: NEAR Wallet","description":"Follow the latest from NEAR Protocol on:\nWebsite: https://near.org/\nDiscord: https://near.chat/\nBlog: https://near.org/blog/\nTwitter:   / nearprotocol  \nGitHub: https://github.com/near  https://github.com/nearprotocol\n#Blockchain #FutureIsNEAR #NEAR #nearprotocol","channel_name":"NEAR Protocol","published_at":"2021-07-13T00:00:00.000Z","thumbnail_url":"https://img.youtube.com/vi/dk-Dyp9oR7U/hqdefault.jpg","transcript_text":"everybody can see my screen i hope pretty chanting yep cool um so so what is the wallet what are the features we'll just come from the um the user's perspective essentially uh what are the benefits of the wallet and why does the wallet exist uh got some bullet points here that are the high level features that the wallet provides um the most obvious ones that most people are familiar with is creating new named accounts on here so anytime you want to create an account that has your name.near you're probably going to log into the wallet web interface and click create new account the entire flow for managing creation of named accounts exists as part of the wallet the wallet also provides a layer on top of uh or outside of the blockchain for two-factor authentication uh so if you want to secure a near account that has a fair amount of value and near tokens on it then you can turn on two-factor authentication and the wallet infrastructure will actually send you emails or sms's if you chose to use sms i'm not not a big fan it also um allows you to log into actual d apps and i'll walk through actually logging into a d-app just so you can see what that looks like in your apps themselves um we give you a basic ui to kind of control staking so if you have tokens that you're going to stake with validators then you can choose to do that using the wallet you can see where you have your token staked using the wallet um a critical part actually of the wallet is the ability to recover accounts using seed phrases this is a this is a really low level benefit to the wallet that you normally wouldn't have one of the things that one of the things that is not obvious about near is that when you have a public private key you have a named address um via the blockchain actually uh if you wanted to figure out what account that was it could be quite difficult actually um we rely on a an indexer which you guys have probably already heard a little bit about the explorer which is an indexer that indexes uh transactions the wallet actually has its own indexer as well that keeps track of transactions that are relevant to raw to wallet usage and part of what the wallet indexer provides is our ability to find out using a key that you give us uh which accounts uh have used that key so we can you can give us a seed phrase import essentially an account using seed phrase you send us the public key and we can identify the named near accounts that were used for that public key so we call it recovery but really the account's always there and it's just a matter of tying your your keys to the to the named account that we keep track of uh the wallet also provides ledger integration so if you're familiar if you're not familiar with ledger uh ledger is basically a uh piece of hardware that stores your private key inside of a protected uh yeah secure chip where the private key actually never leaves the device devices you know very small lcd on it and you can sign transactions actually on the actual ledger so that the private key that you're using to sign your transactions never leaves the ledger device this allows you to sign transactions without actually having the private key available to the web browser at any point in time because this is a web app you generally want to avoid the private key being available to the browser just because browsers are not known for their security uh the other thing that allows you to do is see access keys so access keys for any apps that you've authorized to use your account if you're using something like berry club or berry cards you can see an entry for the access keys that it uses and the wallet is also responsible for showing you some non-near assets so wrapped tokens essentially you can see balances for some wrapped tokens in the in the wallet ui when you log into your account um so that's basically the features that are provided uh from a technical standpoint just talking about what is the wallet is this like a blockchain app or like does this run on site on the chain it's like nope actually it's a standard web application in many ways while it has a react redux front end it's hosted on render and netlify depending on the environment we deploy a simple rest api for the back end that's written in node and that back end api is actually very very thin all it's responsible for basically is keeping track of two-factor authentication requests and pins you know codes for these things uh it persists those into a postgres instance that we have just for the wallet and most of what we do with the wallet is actually entirely uh standard it's a normal web app that you would wouldn't actually see any difference from with the key uh difference that for us uh we are a non-custodial wallet and what non-custodial wallet means is that we don't want your private keys we don't want you to send them to us we don't want to take possession or custody of the private keys for our users and the reason for that is that it simplifies uh our risk profile massively and a lot of people are really security conscious and they don't want their private key to be sent across the wire uh every time that they're gonna gonna interact with something uh there are custodial wallets out there where you actually send them your private key and they will do interactions for you the blockchain entirely but that's not us so for us the um the front end actually is what's responsible for doing most of the submission of uh transactions to the blockchain uh the only thing that the back end is used for for actual uh blockchain interactions is force operations that require secrets so one example of that is in order to create an account under uh under the dot near the top level near account uh we actually use a private key for that near account that we don't want the browser to have and that allows people to create daryl.near for example without actually having the key for the near account that would again you know that would allow them to directly interact with blockchain and do things like mass create accounts and stuff like that where obviously you want that to be gated based on the wallet usage um so at a high level that's the basics of the the wallet from a technical standpoint it's a pretty standard application i was just going to do a brief uh walk through actually of what the wallet looks like so that you can kind of tie these uh bullet points to a reality what does it actually look like so for most people when they access the wallet here what they see is you know the initial time you first open it it's a really simple interface where the only options that you have are to import an existing account using a recovery method that we maintain or seed phrase or you can create a brand new account which allows you to create a named near account and this is what most people consider the wallet you know this is their first interaction actually with near in many cases is well i want to create a new account what do i have to do to create a new account how do i get into your account um so i can create a your account right now just so you guys can see what the wallet looks like i'm going to create example dashner.near i'm going to agree to our little terms and conditions and i get to choose which way that i want to actually uh secure the account whether i want to use email recovery or phone recovery these are things that actually are provided by the wallet service when you use these types of recoveries we actually store a record in our postgres instance that will allow you to recover them later um but the most secure obviously is either to use the ledger which i referred to earlier a hardware vault essentially from your keys or you can use a recovery phrase in the browser which will give you a mnemonic that you can write down your your standard 12-word uh key phrase and when you uh when you actually create the account you follow a little recaptcha you hit verify and complete and you've created an account rather than create an account right now i'm just going to switch over to my wallet where i actually already have an account uh and just give you a brief look at the uh the ui for this you can see you can see recent uh activity this is driven by the explorer this actually is running queries against the explorer back-end to give us recent transactions and in fact if i click on any of these and you can see it's a direct link to the explorer it actually loads a copy of that transaction so i can see what what i was doing and the rest of the ui is uh provided by by us here in the wallet team so tokens if i were to hold some bananas for example i could see that that balance here or wrap near any other tokens that i add in here if i were to uh transfer some ether something like that uh using the the bridge then i could actually see the listed here uh staking interface is really straightforward it's a really simple interface where i can see you can see i've got nine near staked with everstake here i can see the amount of rewards that i've gotten and if i wanted to stake with a new validator then this ui exists that would allow me to stick with a new validator i could choose i want to take another one year uh whatever whatever amount that i wanted to stake obviously i could take whatever i want and this is the the basic guts of the wallet you can see my account details allow me to see overall uh balance so how many near tokens i have which ones are in staking pools and also it allows me to add stuff like recovery methods so i could add a phone sms recovery method or use a ledger these are the keys that i was referring to the fact that you can see uh what keys have been added and why why they've been added so this is like from a d app called plumanite and this is an app called berry club and this is the the main like administrative api or interface that most people would see whenever they want to come in and just mess with their account kind of view what's here if they wanted to send near to another account that's done via the wallet as well it's basically a very nice thin wrapper around common operations that that you might do but the other thing that it provides is the ability to log in using the near wallet so this is berry cards berry cards is an app that allows you to purchase cards uh that were generated by barry club which is like a a farming kind of pixel pixel farming kind of game where you can buy the community actually will buy individual pixels and draw on them and then once the uh once the cards themselves uh are in a state that is useful then you can list these cards you can buy them for a certain amount of mirror and you will own them uh so i can sign in with your wallet just to show you what this looks like when i click sign in with your wallet you can see it redirects me to thewallet.near.org so now we're in the wallet code base and it can see that i've already got my account selected i can choose any of the accounts that i have here and i'll click allow to allow bury cards to access my account this basically just gives them the ability to see what tokens i have available and it also has a small allotment if i go back to the account details it has a small fee allowance that gets uh assigned here this is you know part of the login process is that it adds a uh an access to that very cards can then use uh once you've logged in now it knows who i am and if i want to vote on these things i can say hey i like this one better i think i like this one better i like this one better these are doing posts to the blockchain they're actually communicating directly with the berry cards back end and if i come into the wallet here then i can see here is my most recent there's an access key added this is me logging in and here is me voting for specific cards here's my request i voted for the left this is the very card so this is a brief introduction to the wallet um from a high level does anybody have any questions about this stuff i'm happy to go into any more detail if anybody else has any questions","transcript_synced_at":"2026-11-04T04:15:26.453Z","segments":[{"start_seconds":0,"text":"everybody can see my screen i hope pretty chanting yep cool um so so what is the wallet what are the","url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk-Dyp9oR7U&t=0s"},{"start_seconds":7,"text":"features we'll just come from the um the user's perspective essentially uh what are the benefits of the wallet and why 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