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Last updated 2026-11-05 Beta

Using the Console

app.bitgold.network is the operating surface for BTG holders. It puts four tasks in one place: see your position, bring assets over from Openverse, stake BTG, and — when the module ships — mint VRC-10 tokens. It is not a developer console and it does not hold your funds; every transaction is signed in your own wallet.

Dashboard Network and staking KPIs, your balance, and the wallet network profile. Start here Migrate Move Openverse coin and USD to a Bitgold address, with a test-transfer proof. 6-step flow Staking Delegate to a validator, track rewards, and manage unbonding. Live Mint VRC10 The VRC-10 minting module is not live yet. Read what it will cover. Coming soon

The Console is in beta

Features, labels, and limits can change while the Console is in beta. Balances and APY are read live from the selected network, but treat any new flow as something to test with a small amount first. The Console never asks for your recovery phrase or private key.

Before you start

  • A wallet that can connect to EVM networks. See Using a Wallet if you have not added Bitgold yet.
  • A small amount of BTG for gas. Reading data is free; delegating, claiming, or migrating is a transaction.
  • The network you intend to use. The header selector switches between Bitgold Mainnet, Bitgold Testnet, and a BSC testnet fallback used for staking data.
  • A free signature to sign in. Signing the Console's message proves the wallet is yours; it does not move funds or cost gas.

Which module do I need?

I want to… Open Notes
See my balance and the network's staking stats Dashboard Read-only until you connect a wallet.
Bring Openverse coin and USD to Bitgold Migrate Requires an Openverse wallet and a Bitgold receiving address.
Earn staking rewards on BTG Staking Delegation is a transaction; rewards accrue per validator.
Issue or mint a VRC-10 token Mint VRC10 Not available yet.
Add the network to my wallet Add Bitgold Network (MetaMask) Also available from the Dashboard network card.

Mainnet or testnet?

The Console opens on Bitgold Mainnet by default. Testnet is useful for trying a flow without risking real value, but some data sources are incomplete there — for example, testnet may not have registered validators. Check the network badge in the header before you sign anything.

Next step

Open the Dashboard to see what the Console reads, then follow the module you need.