Meteor Wallet

Meteor Wallet is (in my opinion) the simplest and most user-friendly NEAR wallet. It’s a web wallet that can also be used as a Chrome extension.

To create a wallet, open the Meteor Wallet website and enter your username:

Yes, as simple as that.

Next steps

Now you can move some NEAR in your wallet (Receiving NEAR) or continue exploring other Meteor Wallet’s features.

Meteor Wallet

In the example above, our address is simpleisland-slime.near.

Sending NEAR

To send NEAR to someone, you need to know the recipient’s account ID (username). When you have it, you can send NEAR to them:

You can send other tokens when you click at them, the same menu will open for the selected token:

Meteor Wallet FTs

NFTs

Meteor Wallet has a built-in NFT viewer, where you can see your NFTs in the wallet, view their traits, floor prices, transfer NFTs, and more.

Meteor Wallet NFTs

Meteor Wallet NFT

Transaction history

Under the “lightning bolt” sign, you can see your transaction history:

Meteor Wallet Transactions

Settings

Settings in Meteor Wallet are located here:

Meteor Wallet Settings

  1. Connected Apps: Here you can see all the apps that you have connected your wallet to (or technically, created a Function Call key). You can also revoke access to these apps by clicking “Deauthorize”.

    Meteor Wallet Connected Apps

  2. Security and Recovery: This part of the wallet contains your account’s seed phrase. You can view or export your seeds & private key from this page. It also gives you an option to manage Full Access Keys and Function Call Access Keys of your account.

    Meteor Wallet Security

  3. You can also provide feedback, share your issue with technical support, set a password, remove the account from meteor wallet, and other things from this page.