Quick Start Guide on Bitkub Chain Playground

This quick start guide will help you go through the Bitkub Chain Playground and its features

Click here or redirect via this URL (https://playground.bitkubchain.com/) to try our Bitkub Chain Playground. The Bitkub Chain Playground consists of 6 primary steps:

1. User Information

2. Create Client ID

3. Create Project ID

4. Transaction System

5. Queue System

6. Client Configuration

Please note that you can only create 1 project for each Bitkub NEXT account on the Bitkub Chain Playground.

Get Started: Login with Bitkub NEXT

Begin by clicking on the Login with Bitkub NEXT to access Bitkub Chain Playground.

Figure 1: Bitkub Chain Playground

Step 1: User Information

This section will display all your information, such as your wallet address and phone number. Bitkub Chain Playground will also display your KKUB balance.

Please note that to use Bitkub Chain Playground, you must have at least 5 KKUB in your Bitkub NEXT wallet. You can get KUB on any listed CEXs and withdraw KUB to your Bitkub NEXT address. Your withdrawn KUB will be automatically wrapped into KKUB.

Figure 2: User Information

Step 2: Create Client ID

Enter your Project Name and Redirect URIs below. The Project Name identifies your project, while the Redirect URI is the URI that the users will be redirected back to your application after they grant access to their account.

Figure 3: Input Project Name

Figure 4: Input Redirect URI

You can update or delete your Redirect URIs at any time.

Figure 5: Configure Redirect URI

Step 3: Create Project ID

Click Create Project ID to generate your Project ID.

Figure 6: Create Project ID

Step 4: Create Transaction System (On-chain)

Click on Create Submitting TX System to register for the approval and submission service and set up a transaction system for your project.

Figure 7: Create Transaction System

Step 5: Create Queue System

Click on Create Queue System to create a queue system for sending your project's ABI to our server and SDK Services.

Figure 8: Create Queue System

Step 6: Client Configuration

Once all steps are completed, your client configuration will be displayed. This includes your Client ID, Project ID, and sample code to initialize the SDK in your application.

Figure 9: Set up configuration completed

You can read the documentation for installing and implementing the Bitkub Chain SDK here.