ERA User Guide

Linking

Link Keplr

You will haveThe Keplr browser extension holds your ERA keys for Cosmos, Osmosis, Celestia and other Cosmos-ecosystem chains.
Time4 min
You needERA device, computer with the Keplr browser extension and a webcam

Keplr is a browser extension, so the ERA skips the app-store page and goes straight to the instructions.

Steps

Part 1: On the ERA

  1. On the wallet screen, tap the settings icon (sliders) > Link. See Open the Link menu.

    Wallet settings list with the Link row, subtitle Connect to Wallet App.
    ERA: Wallet settings.

  2. On the wallet list, swipe up to the fourth page and tap Keplr.

    Wallet list, fourth page: Keplr, XRP Toolkit, Tonkeeper, Generic BTC, Generic ETH.
    ERA: Wallet app list.

  3. Swipe up to the last page of CONNECT Keplr.

    Connect Keplr instructions, 7 steps ending with Scan the QR code from the ERA Wallet screen, and a SHOW QR button.
    ERA: Connect Keplr.

  4. Tap SHOW QR.

  5. QR FOR LINK appears. Leave it on screen.

    QR for link screen with the code, caption CONNECT KEPLR and a DONE button.
    ERA: QR for link.

Part 2: In Keplr

The device shows these steps; they are repeated here.

  1. Open the Keplr browser extension.

  2. Choose Connect hardware wallet.

  3. Choose Connect Keystone > Connect via QR code.

  4. Choose Sync Keystone.

  5. Show the ERA screen to the webcam and hold still until Keplr confirms.

    Image coming soon — Photo — ERA held up to a webcam while Keplr scans

    Photo: Scanning with the webcam.

  6. On the ERA, tap DONE. The device returns to the wallet SETTINGS.

If Keplr already has a wallet

Instead of step 2: choose the wallet name in the upper-left corner, then the + icon.

Image coming soon — Web screen — Keplr wallet menu with the + icon

Web: Keplr wallet menu.

Done

Keplr shows your ERA accounts for the Cosmos chains, and the ERA is back on SETTINGS.

Trouble?

  • The webcam never reads the code → see Linking problems.

  • A chain is missing in Keplr → the ERA list row shows ATOM, OSMO, TIA and more; see Supported chains for the full set.