> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://noiho.gitbook.io/noiho/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://noiho.gitbook.io/noiho/users-nojs/getting-started.md).

# Getting started

Use server-rendered forms and sign transactions with your own tools.

The no-JavaScript frontend reads public chain data. It does not connect a wallet, sign transactions or broadcast transactions.

The site returns readable Foundry cast send commands and calldata. You review, sign and broadcast them on your computer.

| You need                                 | Purpose                                        |
| ---------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
| Foundry cast or another EVM signing tool | Sign and broadcast the generated transactions. |
| An EVM account with HYPE                 | Pay gas and any witness fee.                   |
| XMRn for unwrap, or XMR for wrap         | Fund the selected order.                       |

1. Choose mainnet or testnet on the first page.
2. Check the chain ID, bridge contract address and RPC endpoint.
3. Open Wrap, Unwrap or Order status for that network.
4. Review the generated command and decoded fields before signing.
5. Use the independent cast commands to check important reads.

Every route has an explicit /mainnet or /testnet prefix. The site does not choose a default network.

> **Warning: Keep secrets off the website**
>
> Your transaction secret key and salt stay on your computer. Never enter a private key, seed phrase or wallet view key into a form.

The signing tabs include interactive input, environment variables and hardware wallets. Prefer interactive input or a supported hardware signer.

Hardware signing here concerns the EVM account. It does not make Ledger suitable for sending the Monero wrap payment.