Digital value,built to move.
WCAHT is an independent Layer-1 for digital payments, ownership, and open applications. Use the wallet in your browser, or connect with MetaMask and familiar EVM tools.
The public testnet is live. Create a wallet, receive testnet WCAHT, and follow every transaction in the explorer—no installation required.
Non-custodial by design. Only you control your keys. Testnet assets have no monetary value.
Stronger through decentralisation.
WCAHT is designed to grow from today’s public testnet into a network of thousands of independent validators—working together to verify transactions and protect the integrity of the ledger.
Explore the validator pathwayFinality,
made visible.
A WCAHT transaction moves through execution and consensus as one ordered state transition—then becomes inspectable in the explorer.
Independent underneath. Familiar everywhere else.
One network from wallet to finality, with the Ethereum tooling developers already know.
Independent at the core
WCAHT runs its own Rust consensus, ledger, and state engine on a 400ms slot target.
Familiar at the edge
Chain ID 7789 works with MetaMask, Solidity, Hardhat, Foundry, viem, and ethers.
Verifiable end to end
Follow blocks, transactions, validators, and public network activity in the explorer.
Value moves.
State stays certain.
Native and EVM activity enter the same ordered ledger. Once finalized, every result can be followed from block to transaction in the public explorer.
Watch the live networkA network you can use today.
Open the wallet, submit a transaction, inspect it in the explorer, or deploy a contract. WCAHT is a working public testnet with a transparent path toward independent validation and mainnet.
Fast by design
A 400ms slot target and EVM compatibility create a responsive experience for wallets, payments, and applications.
Wallet to explorer
Web wallet, browser extension, desktop wallet, explorer, and public RPC provide a complete path from first transaction to advanced development.
Software you can verify
Reproducible builds let operators compile from source and verify the exact software their node runs instead of relying on an opaque binary.
A responsible path to mainnet
Permissionless validator onboarding, independent security review, and final economics are defined gates—not details hidden behind a launch date.
Growing through clear milestones.
Public testnet today. Independent validators, security review, and final economics before mainnet.
Public Testnet
Incentivized Testnet
Security & Economics
Mainnet target
One wallet, wherever you are.
Start instantly in the browser, keep WCAHT in your toolbar with the extension, or use the desktop application. Every option remains non-custodial.
wallet: non-custodial
access: web / extension / desktop
network: WCAHT public testnet
compatibility: native + EVM
visibility: transparent explorer
Your wallet. Everywhere.
Use WCAHT instantly in the web wallet, keep it close with the browser extension, or choose the desktop app. Start on the web and install only when the additional convenience matters to you.
WCAHT coin has no monetary value. These wallets connect to the WCAHT network only. Do not send real funds, and use a new wallet rather than importing one you use elsewhere.
WCAHT Wallet for your browser.
The official WCAHT wallet extension for Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera). Install it from your browser's extensions page and pin the wallet logo to your toolbar.
Testnet build. It only connects to the WCAHT public testnet. It is distributed as a .zip for manual loading while Chrome Web Store publication is in progress, so verify the SHA-256 above before loading it. Nothing here needs real funds.
WCAHT Wallet for desktop.
The same wallet as a native app, with no browser needed. It connects securely over HTTPS to the WCAHT network, so you don't need to run a node.
This build is not yet code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen will warn you about it. We are not going to tell you to click through that warning — a wallet is exactly the kind of software where that habit gets people robbed. Verify the SHA-256 above before you run anything, and prefer the web wallet or the browser extension until signed builds ship. Signing and store distribution are in progress.
How to check the SHA-256 yourself
In PowerShell, run Get-FileHash .\WCAHT-Wallet-Setup-1.0.4.exe -Algorithm SHA256
and confirm the output matches the hash shown above. If it does not match, delete the file and tell us.
Everything you need to participate.
Use the wallet, inspect the network, build an application, run infrastructure, or create an asset.
Use WCAHT
Create a non-custodial wallet, receive testnet WCAHT, and send your first transaction directly from the browser.
Open the WCAHT wallet →Explore the network
Follow blocks, transactions, validators, and live network activity through the public explorer.
View the live network →Build an app
Point your RPC at denvion.com/eth and deploy. If something breaks, the explorer shows you the failing transaction.
Visit the developer hub →Run a validator
Review the hardware requirements, generate keys safely, and follow the guided onboarding path for independent operators.
Explore validator onboarding →Tokenize an asset
Mint an ERC-20 with the same contract you would use on Ethereum, or try the token studio if you want a form instead of Solidity.
Open Token Studio →
Start with WCAHT.
Open the wallet, explore live network activity, or connect your development tools. The public testnet is available now, with every transaction visible in the explorer.
Public testnet · testnet assets have no monetary value · never share your recovery phrase