Engram Wallet Documentation for Dero Users

Use the hard-coded Dero Name Service contract (akin to DNS) to give your address an easy-to-read name. Instead of a long string of numbers and letters, name your address something like "DeroIsTheBest" and use that to send and receive. Minimum 6 characters, case sensitive. A unique Dero feature: you can only send to addresses that are real and registered — no chance of sending to a dead, unused address.

Access your seed phrase, change your wallet password, and manage your Datashard file. The Datashard stores wallet data including Gnomon indexer data — you can delete it here to resync if needed.

Dero transactions are fully encrypted, and inside each transaction is a unique payload space — also fully encrypted. Send encrypted messages up to 128 bytes on-chain. The same payload space carries URLs, license keys, private voting payloads, and similar small structured data.

Queue up asset transfers for sending. Build them with the Send button, review them in the Transfers module, and send multiple transfers at once in a single transaction. Dero supports sending to multiple addresses in one transaction — for example, send DERO to 3 different addresses simultaneously.

Built on top of Gnomon, the local trustless Dero smart contract search engine and indexer. Since Dero is a private layer-1 SC platform, nobody knows what assets are in which wallet — only you can populate your wallet's assets. Gnomon locally and automatically scans smart contracts to identify assets belonging to you. You can also call SC functions directly from your wallet — no web interface or trust required.

Set up Service Addresses — your wallet address integrated with a payment ID in a single address. Add a requested DERO amount and comment/description. When someone pastes this address, it auto-populates the amount and description. Imagine selling jeans for 15 DERO: set up a Service Address on port 420 with the comment "Apple bottom jeans" — the buyer simply pastes the address to pay. Future QR code support will make point-of-sale even easier.

Open RPC calls for connecting to dApps. Unlike any other SC platform, Dero wallet data is private, so apps need to query the wallet for information like balances. Cyberdeck conveniently generates a random username and strong password to secure your RPC connection.

A locally encrypted notepad inside your wallet. Keep notes securely and export contents in plaintext when needed. Imagine a future where this encrypted notepad is backed up on-chain via a smart contract, synced anywhere you recover your Engram wallet.