CraftWallet

The craftwallet.app website will soon be updated with a widget to stake your CRAFT tokens. By staking you will gain a share of the transaction fees generated on the CraftWallet program in SOL and stablecoins.

Just deployed the CraftWallet program onto mainnet after weeks of testing. More updates will follow soon. solscan.io/account/CRAFT1…

Another step closer to the next release of CraftWallet. Here is a dev preview of the product purchasing feature, utilizing a custom on chain program for authenticating token transfers.

Created the on-chain program for @CraftWallet_, used when making purchases on servers. It wraps the token/token2022 program transfer instruction to attach a server address and an auth key. Each server should have it's own wallet address where all payments are pooled into token accounts. NOTE: THE PROGRAM ID SHOWN HERE WILL NOT BE THE OFFICIAL PRODUCTION PROGRAM ID.

In the new update soon to be coming to CraftWallet, servers will be able to easily configure products in the configuration. The price, token and command are all CraftWallet needs to dynamically create products to sell to players. This is great for ranks where in the command field you can implement a LuckPerms command that gives the player the specific permission group for those rank features.

I kept being asked to post a new dev update so this is the latest large development as I am working to add server commands. This demo shows a Fabric client, a Forge client and a Paper server. This setup would be the most likely combination if you are to have CraftWallet installed and casually use it across Minecraft servers.

There has been a long awaited dev update, and it is finally here. We are now in the Implementation & Testing phase before the public release. CraftWallet is coming.

The first feature we must implement is wallet discovery. Servers should not enforce the use of CraftWallet as that effects UX. So we have clients with CraftWallet installed announce to the server their wallet address. In this screenshot we can see that it's successful, the wallet is generated on the client via the render thread and sent to the server via the Announce Packet. The next step is creating the private key vault so we can persist our wallets.

Finally deployed CraftWallet, this is a project I've been planning since November. I come from a Minecraft modding background, it is where i really learnt to code. Having learned a lot about Web3 the past year I've wanted to combine these two and change the space. So I created CraftWallet which acts as your Phantom/Backpack wallet of Minecraft. There will be no central CraftWallet server, only client-server-rpc, and all wallet keys are encrypted on the client device. I'll be posting dev updates regularly and hope to be one of the winners of the @Pumpfun hackathon.

Regarding project sustainability, the CraftWallet treasury holds 30% of the total token supply. These tokens are currently locked until the conclusion of the hackathon on February 18th. These treasury funds will be strictly allocated to marketing initiatives and long-term maintenance costs. This ensures the project remains scalable and supported as we expand our integrations.

As part of the hackathon, we are adopting a "build-in-public" approach. All development progress will be posted on X following this launch, offering visibility into our implementation and testing phases before we release publicly.

Today marks the start of CraftWallet, a project submitted for the @Pumpfun Hackathon. We are building a self-custody crypto wallet designed to integrate seamlessly with Minecraft servers and clients.