Updated on 30-06-2018.
SONM GUI is a free, open-source, client-side interface for SONM system. SONM GUI allows you to interact directly with the Ethereum blockchain.
You may use next SONM GUI installation packages:
Web-version. Follow the link on github.
Note: Local html/js and electron versions of SONM GUI are not available at the moment. Please use web version of SONM GUI.
Note:
- Support for wallets storage (ability to remember your Ethereum accounts and history) is based on browser local storage.
- For standalone Wallet package local storage is supported only in Chrome, Firefox. This explicitely is not working in Safari. If would like to use stanalone Wallet package we recomend use Chrome or Firefox.
- For hosted Wallet package local storage is supported in major browsers.
- All features are supported on stock browser configuration. If you have privacy protecting plugins (such as Ghostery or Betterprivacy) your local storage may be not working.
- If you install browser plugins that alter basic browser functionality we can not guarantee the functionality of our Wallet. Proceed on your own risk (you should understand what you are doing).
SONM GUI may work in two network modes:
You choose network mode when you create new wallet. Every wallet may workes only in one mode. During your using SONM GUI you allways can see your network mode in the top right corner.
To change the wallet use the "Exit" button and choose the another one.
Also you may import wallet from the wallet local file (see How to export/import your wallet).
You can create an unlimited number of wallets. Don’t forget your passwords.
You can export your current wallet settings (set of accounts with Keystore files, set of tokens, history) to the local file. The exported file is unified for all platforms of SONM GUI builds. The wallet local file is encrypted by your wallet password.
To export wallet:
To import wallet local file:
Wallet stores your accounts’ keystore files and transaction history. Wallet encrypts all this information with your wallet password. In order to ensure your security & privacy we cannot recover or reset your wallet password. Try to not forget or lose your wallet password.Try to keep your keystore files in several safe places.
You can see your current Ether and SONM Token balance at the top of the page at any time. It is the total sum of all added accounts.
Also the total balances of Ether and all added tokens you will see in the "My funds" section on the "Accounts" page. You may add any Ethereum ERC20 tokes to your wallet.
You can view your account addresses, balances and tokens total balances on the "Accounts" page.
You can create an unlimited number of accounts. Don’t forget or lose your account password.
Also you can:
You can add an unlimited number of accounts to any wallet. Don’t forget or lose your account password and keystore file.
Wallet never store your account password. Wallet stores your keystore files, encrypted by your wallet’s password. Your private key is in the keystore file encrypted by your account password. This means that we cannot recover or reset your account password. So don’t forget or lose it.
To select the account click on the account address or gravatar on the "Accounts" page. You will see:
You can:
To get SONM test tokens:
You can view your coins and tokens with their balances in the "My funds" section on the "Accounts" page. Ethereum and SONM token are shown as a default and cannot be removed. SONM token is the virtual currency used for payments in SONM. It is a ERC20 standard token, based on Ethereum. SONM token allows you to buy computation power in SONM. Ether is needed for transactions’ fees.
You can add any Ethereum ERC20 tokens to your wallet.
Token will be displayed in the "My funds" section and in all your accounts.
You can delete your custom token from the wallet with the exception of SONM token.
Token will not be displayed more. Transactions with this token will remain in the "History" page.
Wallet are simply an interface that allows you to easily interact with the Ethereum blockchain. Unfortunately, this means we cannot:
If the account belongs to someone or an exchange, you should attempt to reach out to them to find out if you can recover your Ether. You can see if it is an account in use by searching it on etherscan.io and seeing if there are any other transactions to or from the account.
Each transaction (including token and contract transactions) require gas and that gas is paid in Ether. You can think of this like a transaction fee. The more computational effort a transaction takes, the more gas you need. If the gas limit or gas price is not enough your transaction may be end with fail because of the size of the
Ethereum fees to make a transaction that is not known in advance. We recommend you to not reduce the preset values. Any excess gas will be returned to you, so you could even triple or quadruple it.
You can see only your outgoing transactions sending from Wallet application. Information about them saves locally on your PC encrypted by your wallet password.
You can view all your transactions on:
Note: Local html/js and electron versions of SONM GUI are not available at the moment. Please use web version of SONM GUI.
You can use the following functions in SONM GUI offline:
To exit the GUI click the "Door" button in the right top corner. You will see the SONM GUI login page.