Kaspa Wallet

What This Skill Does

The Kaspa Wallet skill provides a robust interface for interacting with the Kaspa blockchain directly from the OpenClaw environment. It acts as a command-line wrapper that facilitates balance inquiries, token transfers, and cryptographic wallet management. Whether you are performing automated accounting, managing cold storage funds, or monitoring real-time network status, this skill translates complex blockchain operations into simple, actionable JSON responses. It is designed for both casual users needing to send funds and developers integrating blockchain logic into agentic workflows.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/manyfestation/kaspa-wallet

Ensure your system has Python 3.8 or higher installed with pip. For environment-specific setup, set your credentials using environment variables: export KASPA_PRIVATE_KEY="your-hex-key" or export KASPA_MNEMONIC="your-seed-phrase". Ensure your system has write permissions for the directory where the wallet binaries will reside.

Use Cases

• Automated Payouts: Use the tool to trigger payments programmatically based on external triggers like task completion or database updates.
• Portfolio Monitoring: Integrate the balance checking feature into a dashboard to track multiple Kaspa addresses in real-time.
• Cold Wallet Management: Safely generate new mnemonics and addresses for secure asset management without exposing keys to a UI-heavy browser.
• Market Analysis: Utilize the fee estimation endpoint to determine the optimal time to broadcast a transaction based on current network congestion.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the current balance for my Kaspa wallet and provide the information in KAS."
2. "Send 50 KAS to address kaspa:qrc8y... and prioritize the transaction fee for faster confirmation."
3. "Generate a new 24-word seed phrase for a fresh Kaspa wallet and show me the network synchronization status."

Tips & Limitations

• Always verify the network before sending funds. The default is 'mainnet', but testing should be done on 'testnet-10'.
• Use the priority flag sparingly; while it speeds up confirmations, it incurs higher network fees.
• If a transaction fails with a 'STORAGE_MASS_EXCEEDED' error, you must use the consolidation action to merge UTXOs before sending further funds.
• Ensure your environment variables are set correctly in your shell profile to avoid manual re-entry.