Wallet FAQ

WRC stands for WorldRaottCoins. It is a cryptocurrency that runs on the WorldRaottCoins blockchain. This wallet lets you receive and send WRC on that network.

No. Coins in your game inventory and WRC on the blockchain are separate. Logging in links your game account to a WRC receive address. It does not convert your game coins into WRC.

This wallet uses the WRC servers to read blockchain information, so your browser does not need to download the whole blockchain. The blockchain records the coins at your address. Your encrypted wallet in this browser holds the key that lets you spend them.

A new wallet starts with 0 WRC. Its address is ready to receive a payment. Creating a wallet does not create coins or give it money.

Use a wallet that supports WRC on the WorldRaottCoins network. A Bitcoin address, another coin’s wallet, or an exchange that does not support WRC is not a suitable destination. Check the network and address before sending.

Use your World Raott game username and game password. They open your account pages. Your profile shows the username held in the game account.

Use the separate wallet password you chose when protecting this browser. It unlocks your encrypted wallet so the browser can sign a payment. Your game password cannot unlock the wallet. Your wallet password and private key are not sent to the game server.

The recovery phrase is the 12 words created during wallet setup. Write them down in the right order and keep them private. You use them when setting up the wallet on another browser or restoring it. You do not enter them for game login or for daily transfers on a browser you have already protected.

Anyone with those words can control the WRC at your address. Never give them to another player, a support message, or a chat.

Open Restore your wallet, enter your written WRC recovery phrase, and choose a new wallet password for this browser. Changing your game password does not recover the WRC wallet.

Your encrypted wallet may no longer be available in that browser. Sign in to your game account, open Restore your wallet, and enter your written WRC recovery phrase. The recovered address must match the one already linked to your account.

Support cannot recreate your wallet’s private key. If your protected browser still works and you know its wallet password, you can still send WRC. If both the usable wallet and recovery phrase are lost, access to those coins can be lost permanently. Keep the recovery words safe before receiving WRC.

This web wallet’s recovery phrase restores this web wallet. Your desktop WRC Core wallet can have a different backup method, such as its wallet backup file. Follow the backup instructions for that desktop wallet. Do not assume the web phrase restores your desktop coins.

Game passwords are managed through the World Raott game account. This wallet does not change them. Your wallet password is a separate password used by this browser.

Open My wallet and copy your WRC receive address. Give that public address to the sender. They send WRC on the WorldRaottCoins network. Share the address, never your password or recovery phrase.

Open Send WRC, paste the recipient’s WRC address, enter an amount, and unlock with your wallet password. Review the recipient, amount and total before confirming. Transfers from this website have no transfer fee.

There is no smaller per-payment amount cap set by the wallet. You can send from your confirmed available balance. A transaction can use up to 100 of your largest available outputs; a wallet with more outputs may need several payments to move its full balance. Receiving WRC does not have a wallet amount cap.

Transfers from this website have a fee of 0 WRC. Sending 1 WRC reduces your balance by 1 WRC and delivers 1 WRC to the recipient. The review screen shows the fee and total before you confirm.

Earlier transactions may show a fee because they were sent before fee-free transfers were enabled. Other wallet software may still choose to pay a network fee; check its own settings and review screen.

The WRC node has seen it, but it is waiting to be included in a block. A confirmation means a block includes the payment. The number of confirmations increases as more blocks are added. Your available balance includes confirmed, spendable coins.

Open Transactions. Payments appear with their date, amount, direction, and status. Select one to see the full WRC addresses, fee, wallet change, and transaction ID. Blockchain inputs show where a received payment came from; they do not establish a person’s name. One payment can involve several addresses.

Any unspent change returns to your own wallet. With fee-free transfers, your balance decreases only by the amount you send. Older transactions may also include a network fee. The transaction details show these amounts separately.

Once you confirm and broadcast a transaction, do not assume you can cancel it. A confirmed blockchain payment cannot be reversed by this website. If the service reports an uncertain result, check Transactions and the transaction ID before sending again.

Start with a small amount, keep your backup words safe, and read the final payment review. If you are a child, ask a trusted parent or guardian to help with setup and backup. Keep passwords and recovery words private.