How to use the new deWebWallet

Using our decentralized web interface to send SmartCash all over

Enrique Souza
2 min readApr 29, 2020

You’ve noticed we’ve shut down the old WebWallet, right? Ok. The reason is we are a decentralized currency and we should not run any central server to store people's money. COVID19 is there to prove I’m right. We never know what can happen if someone responsible for it stops managing it for any reason. So better to keep with yourself.

If you don’t know what a wallet is, then read my last article.

Let’s start the tutorial:

1st of all you must have the NodeJS 12.x.x. It does not matter what is your operation system, because it is multi-platform (Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android, soon it will be on Google Play Store).

Please download it and install it;

If you are a dev of more tech, then you can simply download the source code using git. So for you just type:

git clone https://github.com/SmartCash/smarthub_local.git

After you just need to type:

npm install

npm start

Ok, you will have a wallet running at localhost:3000.

If you have no idea what I am talking about but want to see the source code then:

Go to https://github.com/SmartCash/smarthub_local

Click on “Clone or Download” then “Download ZIP”

On Windows:

If you don’t have the node JS then yet open the cmd and paste

msiexec.exe /a https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v12.x/node-v12.16.3-x64.msi /quiet

Unzip the file

Copy it o your c:\ if you feel prefer

Open the cmd dos.

Just type cmd on windows 10.

Then you type

cd c:\smarthub_local

After you just need to type:

npm install

npm start

Ok, you will have a wallet running at localhost:3000.

On Ubuntu:

Type:

unzip smarthub_local.zip

cd smarthub_local

After you just need to type:

npm install

npm start

Ok, you will have a wallet running at localhost:3000.

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Enrique Souza

I am a SmartCash developer and manager, Brazilian, crypto enthusiast and libertarian. I love politics, economy, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, football, and samba.