Getting Started
This guide walks you through installing Quasarr Desktop, signing in and completing the first-time setup so you can use wallets, tasks, transfers and NFT tools with confidence.
Installation
Download Quasarr from the official website.
Run the installer and finish the prompts.
Launch the application.
Login
Enter your license key when prompted. Licenses come from premium access or Discord trial access for verified members.
Enable Remember my license if you want the app to stay activated on this device without typing the key every time.
First-time setup
After you log in, work through these steps in order. Skipping RPC or wallets will block most features.
1. Add RPC endpoints
Open RPC in the sidebar. Add at least one endpoint for each chain you plan to use. The app needs a working RPC for balances, NFT scans and sending transactions.
2. Create a wallet group
Open Wallets and click New Group. Pick a name and color so you can tell groups apart later.
3. Add wallets
Create new wallets in the app or import keys into the group you just made. Keep exports and backups offline and private.
4. Explore the rest
You can use Tasks, Transfers, NFT and Tools once RPC and wallets are in place.
Dashboard
The dashboard gives you a quick picture of the app:
Wallet and group counts
Recent task activity
RPC-related status where shown
Use Refresh if you want the latest numbers without changing pages.
Navigation
The sidebar switches between main areas:
Dashboard for overview and stats
Wallets for groups, balances and keys (stored encrypted in the app)
Tasks for mint and contract automation in task groups
Transfers for disperse and collect flows
NFT for scanning and transferring NFTs by contract
RPC for endpoint management and health checks
Tools for helpers such as the OpenSea checker and gas calculator
Settings for theme, language and opening your Quasarr data folder
Security basics
Export files contain private keys. Treat them like cash and never share them.
Stopping a task in the app does not undo a transaction that already reached the network.
Use test amounts and test networks when you are learning a new flow.
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