Install the current candidate
Start with the current CPH Core release candidate on Windows or Linux so your wallet sits on top of the same network surface described on this site.
CPH Core
Independent chain operations, public explorer access, and bootstrap-era network visibility.
Create a Wallet
The modern wallet UI is still planned, but you do not need to wait for it to create a wallet, generate a receive address, or prepare a payout address for mining.
Wallet Status
Core-Backed Today
Step by Step
This is the current practical flow until the wallet product is built.
Install the current candidate
Start with the current CPH Core release candidate on Windows or Linux so your wallet sits on top of the same network surface described on this site.
Start the node first
The current wallet flow is node-backed. Start CPH Core, let it load fully, and confirm the local RPC is reachable before you create a wallet.
Create a wallet
Use the current CLI or RPC flow to create a wallet. The modern wallet UI is planned next, but the network already supports wallet creation through Core tools.
Generate a receive address
Once the wallet exists, create a fresh receive address and use it for payouts, transfers, and later miner configuration.
Typical Commands
Replace mywallet with the wallet name you want to use.
Create wallet
.\cli.cmd createwallet mywallet
Get a receive address
.\cli.cmd -rpcwallet=mywallet getnewaddress
Check balances
.\cli.cmd -rpcwallet=mywallet getbalances