Unicove by Greymass

Unicove: the Vaulta web wallet and block explorer by Greymass

Unicove is a web wallet and block explorer for Vaulta (formerly EOS), built by Greymass, the team behind Anchor. It runs in any browser at unicove.com. You use it to send A, stake, trade RAM, manage resources, vote, and look up accounts and transactions. Unicove is a website, not a browser extension: it connects to your wallet, usually Anchor, to sign transactions.

What it is

Unicove gives Vaulta account holders a single place to manage their account without installing anything beyond a wallet. Greymass describes it as a web wallet that requires an Anchor account. The site itself does not hold your keys. When you take an action, Unicove builds the transaction and your wallet asks you to approve it.

The public site serves Vaulta mainnet. Earlier versions of Unicove covered other Antelope chains, but those are not offered on unicove.com today.

Key features

• Send and receive: transfer A, the Vaulta token, and other tokens.
• Swap: system-contract swaps, including the 1:1 migration from legacy EOS to A, wrapped tokens, and the RAM market.
• RAM market: buy and sell RAM, shown in KB, with live prices.
• Staking: stake A to earn a share of the network's staking rewards, paid continuously. Unstaking has a lockup period of about 21 days. The rate changes over time and is not guaranteed.
• Resources: monitor CPU, NET, and RAM, and rent CPU and NET through PowerUp.
• Account creation: create a new Vaulta account, with the flow running through Anchor.
• Voting: vote for block producers, and take part in experimental sentiment voting on network topics.
• Explorer: look up accounts, transactions, blocks, contracts, and tokens, plus network statistics.
• MetaMask option: Unicove publishes a guide for using a MetaMask "Vaulta Wallet" Snap as an alternative signer.

Understanding Vaulta resources

Every Vaulta account needs three resources to transact. CPU and NET measure the processing time and bandwidth a transaction uses, and RAM is storage for account data such as token balances. Unicove shows all three on the account page. If a transaction fails for lack of CPU or NET, renting a small amount through PowerUp is usually the quickest fix and costs a small amount of A. RAM is bought and sold on the RAM market at the current price, and a new token balance on an account can need a little extra RAM the first time it is created.

Security

• Non-custodial: keys stay in your wallet. Unicove cannot move funds without your signature.
• Review every request: your wallet shows the actions in each transaction. Read them before approving.
• Use the real domain: bookmark unicove.com. Phishing sites copy wallet front ends to trick users into signing malicious transactions.
• Open source: the code is public on GitHub.

How to get started on Vaulta

• Set up Anchor in your browser, on desktop, or on mobile.
• Open unicove.com and sign in with Anchor. If you do not have an account yet, use the create-account option.
• Check your balances and resources on the account overview.
• If you still hold legacy EOS, use the swap page to convert it 1:1 to A.
• Stake, trade RAM, or vote as needed, approving each transaction in your wallet.

To buy A, Unicove points to centralized exchanges that list it. It does not offer a built-in card purchase.

Pros and cons

Pros

• No install needed beyond a wallet.
• Covers the common Vaulta tasks in one place: sending, staking, RAM, resources, and voting.
• Built-in explorer.
• Open source, from an established Antelope team.

Cons

• Vaulta only on the public site.
• Requires a compatible wallet, mainly Anchor.
• No multisig management interface.
• No built-in fiat purchase.

FAQ

Is Unicove a browser extension?

No. It is a website that connects to your wallet for signing.

Can I swap EOS to A on Unicove?

Yes. The swap page converts legacy EOS to A at a 1:1 ratio through the core.vaulta contract.

Does Unicove hold my funds?

No. Funds stay in your Vaulta account, controlled by your keys.

Do I need to pay to use Unicove?

No. The site is free. You only pay the normal network costs, such as PowerUp for CPU and NET or RAM purchases, in A.

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