Enable $SCRT with Keplr

A quick guide to get started with Secret Network ($SCRT).
Written by Keplr Agent
Updated 2 years ago

SecretSCRT ($sSCRT) is a privacy-preserving, fungible Secret Token that is backed by $SCRT, the native currency of Secret Network.
$sSCRT is the first implementation of the SNIP-20 standard.

🔑 Create the Viewing Key

  1. Access your $SCRT account on Keplr Wallet Extension.
  2. Click on the three lines at the top left to display the menu.
  3. Select [Add Token] from the menu selection.
  4. Paste the following contract into the section called [Contract Address]:
    [secret1k0jntykt7e4g3y88ltc60czgjuqdy4c9e8fzek]
  5. After a few moments of waiting you will see the other fields fill in automatically, except [Viewing Key].
  6. Select [Create].
  7. Now you have to choose the fees. A small note: the transaction will not be successful if you choose a too low amount, so I recommend setting [High].
  8. Once [Set Fee] is selected you will have the possibility to check the operation one last time before confirming it by clicking on [Approve].
  9. If the transaction was successful, you will notice your available balance decreased as a result of the gas spent.
    In case you see one of the two error messages (shown in the picture n.3):
    • In the first case, it is a system error, which can be resolved by closing and reopening Keplr or refreshing it.
    • In the second one, the system warns us that the gas that had been selected was not enough to cover the cost of the operation.
    In both cases, you cannot do otherwise than run again the operation from the beginning.

🧿 Enabling $sSCRT on Keplr

  1. Once the operation is successfully completed, you will be automatically redirected to [Add Token].
  2. You will notice that the [Viewing Key] field has now been filled automatically.
  3. Select [Submit] to complete the procedure.

Don’t be scared if you don’t see any apparent change in the home page: as soon as $sSCRT are sent to you, an additional dedicated section will immediately appear, like the one you can see in the image below.


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