Linking

Link Nunchuk

You will haveNunchuk on your phone holds your ERA Bitcoin keys as a Keystone-type signer.

Time4 min

You needERA device, Nunchuk app

The ERA spells this app Nunchuck in its list; the app itself is called Nunchuk.

Steps

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

ERA: Wallet settings.
On the wallet list, swipe up to the second page and tap Nunchuck.

ERA: Wallet app list.
On DOWNLOAD Nunchuck, tap the store for your phone: IOS or ANDROID.

ERA: Download Nunchuck.
On the store page, tap NEXT. If Nunchuk is not on your phone yet, scan the store QR with your phone first.

ERA: Download Nunchuck from Google Play.
Swipe up to the last page of CONNECT Nunchuck.

ERA: Connect Nunchuck.
Tap SHOW QR.
QR FOR LINK appears. Leave it on screen.

ERA: QR for link.

The device shows these steps; they are repeated here.

Open Nunchuk and, on Home, tap Add key.

Image coming soon — Phone screen — Nunchuk Home with the Add key button

Phone: Nunchuk Home.
Tap Keystone > Continue.
Tap Scan QR.
Point the phone camera at the ERA screen and hold still until the key is added.

Image coming soon — Phone screen — Nunchuk Keystone scanner reading the ERA link code

Phone: Scan QR.
On the ERA, tap DONE. The device returns to the wallet SETTINGS.

Nunchuk lists a new key from the ERA (Native SegWit, Taproot and Nested SegWit paths), and the ERA is back on SETTINGS.

Nunchuk asks which address type to use → pick the one that matches the ERA DEPOSIT address (bc1q… = Native SegWit); see Supported chains.
Scanning never completes → see Linking problems.