Along with the Beta-2 testnet, Fuel has announced its official wallet app. Built entirely from the ground up, Fuel Wallet will work as a browser plugin, allowing users to manage their assets and interact with decentralized applications.

As FuellabsTurkiye, we published this installation in Turkish. This is the instruction I prepared for global users.

Since Fuel is currently in alpha, it is not possible to download the wallet from the Chrome store. Therefore, you need to download the Fuel Wallet zip file for installation.

Download the zip file from the link:

https://fuels-wallet.vercel.app/app/fuel-wallet.zip

Then in the Chrome or Brave browser; open the 'Extensions' page from the 'Settings' tab.

Turn on 'Developer Mode' in the upper right corner.

Drag the zip file we just downloaded into this page and go to the installation page.

Click on 'Create a Wallet'. Save the recovery words, check the box on the left and click 'Next'.

Paste the copied words and click 'Next' again. On the opening page, create a password and complete the installation.

This is what our wallet looks like when it is just created.

Click on the 'Faucet' link below and get Test Ethers from the page that opens.

Then receive 0.5 test ether.

Since Fuel is under active development, this is all we can do with the wallet for now. I will continue to inform you as it develops.

Along with the Beta-2 testnet, Fuel has announced its official wallet app. Built entirely from the ground up, Fuel Wallet will work as a browser plugin, allowing users to manage their assets and interact with decentralized applications.

As FuellabsTurkiye, we published this installation in Turkish. This is the instruction I prepared for global users.

Since Fuel is currently in alpha, it is not possible to download the wallet from the Chrome store. Therefore, you need to download the Fuel Wallet zip file for installation.

Download the zip file from the link:

https://fuels-wallet.vercel.app/app/fuel-wallet.zip

Then in the Chrome or Brave browser; open the 'Extensions' page from the 'Settings' tab.

Turn on 'Developer Mode' in the upper right corner.

Drag the zip file we just downloaded into this page and go to the installation page.

Click on 'Create a Wallet'. Save the recovery words, check the box on the left and click 'Next'.

Paste the copied words and click 'Next' again. On the opening page, create a password and complete the installation.

This is what our wallet looks like when it is just created.

Click on the 'Faucet' link below and get Test Ethers from the page that opens.

Then receive 0.5 test ether.

Since Fuel is under active development, this is all we can do with the wallet for now. I will continue to inform you as it develops.