Quick Start

A very quick guide on playing Kamigotchi

Funding your wallets

Kamigotchi runs on the Yominet blockchain; if your wallet doesn't have Yominet added yet, go to app.kamigotchi.io. After connecting your wallet, you'll be prompted to add Yominet as a network.

Yominet uses $ETH as gas. You can bridge $ETH over to Yominet using Initia's official bridge or gas.zip.

Kamigotchi currently supports Metamask and Rabby for sign-in. These are referred to as the “Owner” wallets in-game.

Once you've bridged $ETH to Yominet, continue creating your account in Kamigotchi!

Owner wallet? Operator wallet?

After you've succesfully funded your Owner wallet with $ETH and created your Account, you'll be prompted to fund your "Operator" wallet. Many in-game transactions take place using an abstracted Privy wallet rather than your Owner wallet — we call this the “Operator” wallet. You fully own and control the Operator wallet at all times.

You're able to fund and withdraw $ETH from the Operator wallet at all times, and nobody else can control your Operator wallet. You can withdraw $ETH by clicking the "More" ( ) button on the top right and clicking the "Fund" button.

Acquiring a Kamigotchi

While you're able to create an Account and walk through the world, if you want to advance in the game you'll need a Kamigotchi. You can acquire a Kamigotchi via Sudoswap on Yominet.

Avoid overpaying gas fees with this one simple trick

Yominet has a flat 0.005 gwei gas fee! Some wallets, such as Metamask, increase gas costs automatically during periods of high onchain activity. To avoid overpaying gas in Metamask, follow these steps next time you start a transaction: