Your wallet · testnet
Use your own wallet.
No wallet connects to a website in shielded Zcash, and zPredict doesn't need one: your account is a key kept in this browser. Your wallet sends testnet ZEC in and receives it back out, in three steps.
1. Deposit
Pay the request from a shielded testnet wallet: scan the QR code, open it in a wallet on this device, or copy it. No testnet ZEC? Get some from the faucet.
Deposit
- Pick one fixed size. Every deposit is one of these three, so the amount never reveals a bet size.
- Create an account tag. It is made in this browser and never leaves it in clear.
- From a shielded testnet wallet, send exactly 0.05 testnet ZEC with this payment request. It pays the escrow's unified address (Ironwood receiver only, FROST 2-of-3) and carries a memo giving each relayer only its own share of your tag. Don't edit the amount or the memo.
- After 10 confirmations each relayer credits your balance.
- No testnet wallet? The faucet sends 0.01 ZEC straight into this account.
2. Bet
Once the deposit is credited, pick a market and send an order. It leaves this browser as three random shares, one per relayer.
Pick a market3. Withdraw
Paid from the escrow to a fresh testnet unified address with an Ironwood (Orchard) receiver. Transparent addresses are refused.
Account key
Anyone with this key controls your balance. Nobody can recover it for you: keep a copy somewhere safe, never share it.
Which wallets work?
You need a wallet that runs on Zcash testnet, can send to an Ironwood (Orchard) receiver with a memo, and reads ZIP 321 payment requests.
- zcash-devtool (
wallet pay --payment-uri): tested. Our end-to-end scripts pay this exact kind of request with it and receive payouts to it, on a local regtest chain. - Other wallets: not verified by us yet. If yours handles testnet, Ironwood and memos, it should work; tell us in the repository's issues either way.