Founding Xenn Members Beta Policy
The first 100 artists who upload at least one track during beta become Founding Xenn Members and receive lifetime 20% off paid Xenn tools, including future tiers, merch boosts, royalty multipliers, and new releases.
Xenn-Wallet Guide
How Xenn Web3 works
Use it to understand the plain-language version of the wallet model, creator mint flow, buyer funding rules, and why Xenn now has a dedicated wallet hub.
Beta testnet phase
Current Web3 beta access is testnet-first.
Beta members can test creator and collector flows while we harden reliability, messaging, and support coverage.
Mainnet rollout is planned very soon after final testnet hardening.
1. Identity
Xenn wallet vs browser wallet
A Xenn wallet is an embedded wallet linked to an email login. It keeps the user inside the Xenn flow. A browser wallet like MetaMask still works as an external option, but it is no longer required for creator minting.
2. Creator Flow
Minting is gasless for creators
The creator signs with the embedded wallet, then Xenn’s relayer-backed queue handles the on-chain mint work. That means artists do not need to preload ETH just to mint collector releases in the current testnet-first lane.
3. Buyer Flow
Buying is direct on-chain settlement
Collector checkout calls the contract’s buy path directly. In the current public rollout, that buyer flow is still testnet-first. The buyer wallet pays the NFT price and the network fee in native ETH, which is why embedded-wallet buying only works after the buyer wallet is funded.
4. Wallet Hub
Why the new /wallet page matters
The wallet hub gives users one branded place to receive funds, send funds out, inspect wallet connection details, and understand where buy ETH, swap, and cash-out actions are headed without pretending those future rails are already complete.
Current Operator Truth
Funding path right now
Until Xenn wires a native on-ramp, the practical way to fund an embedded wallet is to send ETH into it from MetaMask, Coinbase, or another external source on the correct chain. The /wallet page makes that operational truth visible instead of hiding it.
Current Route Truth
What users can do here right now
What users can do
- Users can sign in with email, create or resume an embedded wallet, copy the wallet address, switch between supported Arbitrum networks, and log out again.
- The live wallet page shows connected address and network state, generates a receive QR code, and keeps receive details inside a Xenn-branded surface.
- The send panel can validate a destination address and ETH amount, submit the transfer through the wallet, and show an explorer link for the transaction.
- Buy ETH, Swap, and Cash Out currently work as explanatory or routing panels instead of full in-app financial rails.
Do not claim yet
- Do not describe a visible balance widget unless it is confirmed in the current UI; the page fetches balance state internally but does not render it as a finished balance panel today.
- Do not claim a live in-app on-ramp, swap engine, off-ramp, or full browser-wallet management experience from the current wallet page.