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# Wallets And Tokens

Set up Keplr and fund a testnet SEDA account. Required for deploying Oracle Programs (including those later executed via Fast).

## Wallet + tokens (required for deploying Oracle Programs)

**Canonical URL:** [**https://docs.seda.xyz/home/for-agents/agent-modules/wallets-and-tokens**](https://docs.seda.xyz/home/for-agents/agent-modules/wallets-and-tokens)

Authoritative references:

* Access and Delegate SEDA token: <https://docs.seda.xyz/home/token-overview/access-and-delegate-seda-token>
* Faucet (testnet): <https://testnet.explorer.seda.xyz/faucet>

This module exists because **deploying a new Oracle Program requires a wallet and SEDA tokens**. This is true even if you plan to execute via SEDA Fast later, because Oracle Programs are deployed to the SEDA Network and assigned an Oracle Program ID.

**Rule:** Do not proceed to deployment until the wallet is funded and visible in the explorer.

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### 1) Install Keplr

Follow the Keplr installation steps referenced in the SEDA token guide:

* <https://docs.seda.xyz/home/token-overview/access-and-delegate-seda-token>

Checkpoint:

* Keplr is installed and you can open it.

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### 2) Create a SEDA address

Follow the token guide steps to create/access a SEDA address in Keplr:

* <https://docs.seda.xyz/home/token-overview/access-and-delegate-seda-token>

Checkpoint:

* You can copy your SEDA address from Keplr.

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### 3) Get testnet tokens (faucet)

Open:

* <https://testnet.explorer.seda.xyz/faucet>

Action:

* request testnet tokens to your SEDA address
* wait for confirmation and open the explorer link if provided

Checkpoint:

* faucet request succeeds
* explorer shows a non-zero balance for your address

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### Next step

* Deploy + post Data Request (Core): <https://docs.seda.xyz/home/for-agents/agent-modules/deploy-oracle-program-upload-to-seda-network>


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