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# Chrome Plugin provider

The Chrome provider has been implemented using the `ontology-ts-sdk`. The chrome wallet plugin, namely **Cyano** wallet, packages the chrome provider .

The plugin can be downloaded using [this](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cyano-wallet/dkdedlpgdmmkkfjabffeganieamfklkm) link, or the installation package can be downloaded directly from Github by following [this](https://github.com/OntologyCommunityDevelopers/cyano-wallet/releases) link.

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Once installed and set up a plethora of `dApps` can be accessed by following [this](https://dapp.review/explore/ont) link.

{% hint style="danger" %}
To address certain security concerns, all the users are advised to appropriately divide their assets among hot and cold wallets.
{% endhint %}

## Characteristics and features

### Account management and administration

* Creating a new account
* Importing and exporting `keystore` files
* Access an account using a `hexadecimal` private key
* Access an account using the `WIF` format private key
* Restore an account using mnemonics phrase

### Identity management

* Create a new identity
* Access an identity using a `hexadecimal` private key
* Access an identity using the `WIF` format private key

### Asset management

* ONT token balance
* ONG token balance
* OEP-4 token protocol

### Network administration

* Main net 
* Polaris test net
* Private net
* Local node

### Connecting hardware wallet

* Ledger
* Trezor

### Credible smart contract management

{% hint style="warning" %}
Registering a new identity or account expends 0.01 `ONG`, therefore, please ensure that the wallet account at least has 0.01 `ONG` balance.
{% endhint %}


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