Setting Up Obsidion Wallet
Obsidion is a web-based wallet designed specifically for the Aztec Network. It offers seamless integration with Raven House and stays up-to-date with the latest Aztec features.
Why Choose Obsidion?
Obsidion Wallet Walkthrough (Video)
Watch this complete demo of the Obsidion wallet in action:
- Always Current: Web-based deployment means immediate access to Aztec updates
- No Installation: Works directly in your browser
- Secure Authentication: Uses passkeys for enhanced security
- Built-in Faucet: Easy access to testnet tokens
- Developer Friendly: Optional developer mode for testing
Step 1: Create Your Obsidion Account
Access the Application
- Navigate to app.obsidion.xyz 
- If this is your first visit, you’ll see account creation options
- Important: Ignore the “Sign in with Google” prompt for now
- Click “Create Account With Passkey”
Account Creation Process
The account creation will take a few minutes. Do not close the window during this process.
Behind the scenes, Obsidion is:
- Simulating the transaction
- Generating the witness for the circuit
- Proving the account creation in the PXE
- Sending the transaction and waiting for it to be mined
Account Types
Standard Passkey Account:
- Uses passkey authentication for security
- Requires passkey confirmation for transactions
- Recommended for regular use
Developer Account (Optional):
- Check the “developer account” checkbox during creation
- Creates a passkey-less account with no transaction signature validation
- No passkey required for transactions
- Suitable for devices that don’t support passkeys
- Ideal for development and testing
Successful Creation
Once your account is created successfully, you’ll see a confirmation modal. You’re now ready to use your Obsidion account!
Step 2: Get Testnet Tokens
Claim Faucet Tokens
- After account creation, look for the “Claim faucet tokens” button
- Click this button to start the faucet process
- Note: Sometimes the faucet may not work immediately - try again after a few minutes if needed
You should receive approximately 3 ETH testnet tokens.
Convert Private Tokens to Public
Important: Faucet tokens are received as private tokens by default. To use them on Raven House, you need to make them public.
- Click the “Send funds” button in your Obsidion wallet
- A right sidebar will appear for sending funds
- Select “Private to Public” transfer type
- Paste your own wallet address as the recipient
- Enter the amount you want to convert
- Confirm the transaction
Your tokens are now public and ready to use on Raven House!
Step 3: Connect to Raven House
- Visit Raven House 
- Click “Connect Wallet” in the top right corner
- Select “Obsidion” from the wallet options
- Complete the connection process
- Your wallet address will appear in the header once connected
Account Management
Email Registration (Optional)
You can optionally add your email to Obsidion’s Email Registry:
- Click “Sign in with Google” in the top right corner
- This enables sending funds to other users via email addresses
- Learn more in the Obsidion documentation 
Security Tips
- Consider using developer mode only for testing
- Regular accounts provide better security for mainnet use
Troubleshooting
Account Creation Taking Too Long
- Ensure stable internet connection
- Don’t close the browser window
- Wait up to 10 minutes for completion
Faucet Not Working
- Try again after 5-10 minutes
- Check if you’ve already claimed recently
- Verify you’re on the correct testnet
Connection Issues with Raven House
- Refresh both applications
- Clear browser cache
- Ensure you’re on the same network in both apps
Resources
- Ask Questions to the Obsidion Team on Signal 
- Official Obsidion Documentation 
- Creating Account Guide 
- Raven House Discord Support 
Next Steps
With your Obsidion wallet set up:
- Return to Getting Started to connect to Raven House
- Create your first NFT collection
- Learn about privacy features