Wallets

Any wallet you already use works here

Add Paxeer X to MetaMask or any EVM wallet in about a minute. Or sign in to PaxPort with a passkey and never see a seed phrase.

Either way, apps can pay your gas, so most of the time you will not think about it at all.

Add Paxeer X in a minute

Paxeer X runs the same programs as Ethereum, so the wallet you use today already knows how to talk to it.

  1. 01

    Open your wallet's network list

    MetaMask, Rabby, Rainbow, a hardware wallet's companion app: anything that speaks to EVM networks. Choose add a network manually.

  2. 02

    Paste the five values on the right

    The RPC URL is the one address that serves every part of the network, so your wallet gets instant receipts and the right balance every time.

  3. 03

    Switch to Paxeer X

    Your existing address works unchanged. Send yourself some PAX, or ask someone to, and watch it arrive on PaxScan within about a second.

Network details

Network name
Paxeer X Network
Chain ID
125
RPC URL
https://api-mainnet-beta.paxeer.network/rpc
Currency symbol
PAX
Block explorer
https://paxscan.io

PaxPort

A wallet for people who would rather not manage keys

PaxPort is the wallet Sidiora Labs builds for Paxeer X. You sign in the way you sign in to anything else, your account survives a lost phone, and you stay in control of what your agents may spend. It works with every app on the network, and apps find it the same way they find MetaMask.

Sign in with a passkey
Face, fingerprint or your device PIN. Email and Google sign-in work too. There is no seed phrase to write down or lose.
No single point of failure
Your key is split across five signers and three must agree, so no one machine, including ours, can move your money alone.
Recovery that is set up before you need it
You choose a recovery path when you join. Lose the phone and you still have the account.
Approve what your agents do
See each agent's budget and allowlist, step up for anything unusual, and revoke a key with one tap.

Gas your users never think about

Nobody signs up for your product to buy a network coin first. On Paxeer X an app can sponsor gas for its users inside a daily budget tied to each identity, so a new user signs in, acts, and is done. The consent screen says who is paying. The user never sees a fee prompt.

When you would rather pay your own way, gas costs a fraction of a cent and you can pay it in PAX or in SID. Either path ends the same way: a signed receipt in milliseconds and a transaction that is final within about a second. Fees and gas

Common questions

Add the network now

Five values in your wallet, or one passkey in PaxPort. Then get a little PAX and send your first transaction.