Prepare a wallet for DIDLab

Use a dedicated learning/development account, add the verified network, and keep private-key material outside the portal.

Step 01

Use a dedicated lab account

Create or select an account intended for DIDLab learning and development. Avoid mixing classroom assets with personal or production funds.

Step 02

Keep recovery secrets offline

DIDLab should never ask you to paste a seed phrase or private key. Browser transaction signing happens inside the wallet extension.

Secret handling

If any website asks you to paste a recovery phrase to connect to DIDLab, do not proceed.

Step 03

Add the DIDLab network

The wallet should report chain ID 252501, native symbol TRUST, and the official DIDLab RPC/explorer endpoints.

Step 04

Verify before sending funds

Confirm that the selected network is DIDLab and that the recipient address is correct. Then obtain a small starter balance through Faucet & Funding.

Wallet safety checklist

• Use a lab-specific account.
• Verify chain ID 252501.
• Keep seed phrases/private keys out of web forms and source repositories.
• Start with small transfers.
• Verify confirmed transactions in the explorer.

Validation profile

Network

DIDLab Blockchain

Chain ID

252501

Client

Hyperledger Besu

Consensus

QBFT

Native asset

TRUST

Platform token

TT (ERC-20)

Solidity examples

0.8.24

Last validated

August 2026

Go deeper in DIDLab Labs

Public documentation explains the workflow and expected result. Authenticated DIDLab Labs adds managed workspaces, deeper exercises, checkpoints, evidence capture, and instructor assessment.

Open DIDLab Labs