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Version: mainnet (v0.47)

Manage networks

You'll need to import and choose a network to use your wallet to interact with Vega. This page explains the network-related commands within Vega Wallet, and how to use them.

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You can see a list of available commands by running ./vegawallet -h on MacOS and Linux, or vegawallet -h on Windows. Help is also available for every command, for example: vegawallet network -h will provide information about the network command, and vegawallet network import -h will describe importing a network.

Network URLs​

You can use the following network URLs to connect to the mainnet or fairground network through your wallet:

Update networks​

At times you may need to force the wallet to update the list of available networks. Below, choose between forcing an update via URL or file.

Update network from URL​

Run the following --force command to update to the latest available from your chosen URL. 

vegawallet network import --force --from-url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vegaprotocol/networks/master/mainnet1/mainnet1.toml

Update network from file​

Run the following --force command to update to the latest available from your chosen file. 

vegawallet network import --force --from-file "PATH_TO_FILE"

List networks​

To see the names of the networks you've imported, run the following command: 

vegawallet network list

Display network configuration​

You can display the information that the wallet uses to connect to a network. This includes the API and app hosts.

You'll need to define the name of the network you want to describe. Run the following command: 

vegawallet network describe --network "NETWORK_NAME"

Delete networks​

If you don't want to connect to a specific network any longer, or you want to clear the configuration, you can delete that network from your computer.

Use the following command to delete a network. You'll need to include the name of the network you want to delete. 

vegawallet network delete --network "NETWORK_NAME"