Octra
Getting Started with Octra
Welcome to Octra Testnet Guide — your entry point into the future of privacy-first, AI-powered blockchain infrastructure.
🚀 What is Octra?
Octra is a universal FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption) protocol that enables a new generation of privacy-preserving applications and AI-centric economies. With built-in support for encrypted computation, Octra sets the foundation for a secure, scalable, and censorship-resistant future.
💸 Funding Highlight: Octra recently secured $4M in pre-seed funding, led by @FinalityCap, with backing from @BigBrainVC, Karatage, @presto_labs, @BuilderVC, and others. 👉 Read Announcement

📚 Resources
Website: octra.org
Litepaper: Read PDF
Docs: docs.octra.org
Explorer: OctraScan
X (Twitter): @Octra
Discord: Join Community
🛠️ Step 1: Prepare Environment (VPS or GitHub Codespaces)
To run Octra tools, you’ll need a UNIX-based terminal environment. You can either:
Use a Linux VPS, or
Set up using GitHub Codespaces: codespaces.github.com
📌 Codespaces offers a preconfigured cloud dev environment—ideal for testing or onboarding.
🔐 Step 2: Generate Your Octra Wallet
1. Clone the Wallet Generator
git clone https://github.com/octra-labs/wallet-gen.git
cd wallet-gen
2. Start the Wallet Webserver
For Linux/macOS:
chmod +x ./start.sh
./start.sh
For Windows:
start.bat
3. Open the Interface
Navigate to http://localhost:8888
in your browser.
✅ Wallet Features
Mnemonic phrase, private/public keys, address
Signature testing
Network-based address derivation
Auto-saves wallet file (
wallet.json
) locally
💧 Step 3: Claim Testnet Faucet
Once you have a wallet, claim test tokens here: 👉 faucet.octra.network
🧪 Step 4: Use the Octra Terminal Client
Tool: Octra Pre Client GitHub
This CLI wallet gives a nostalgic DOS-like TUI interface—backed by modern async Python architecture.
1. Clone & Set Up Environment
git clone https://github.com/octra-labs/octra_pre_client.git
cd octra_pre_client
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate # on Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
2. Configure Wallet
Copy and edit the wallet template:
cp wallet.json.example wallet.json
Edit wallet.json
:
nano wallet.json
{
"priv": "your-private-key-here",
"addr": "octxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"rpc": "https://octra.network"
}
Note : Use Private Key Format B64
3. Run the CLI Wallet
For Linux/macOS:
./run.sh
For Windows:
run.bat
🧰 Features:
View balance & transaction history
Send one or multiple transactions
Export private key / wallet file
📌 Final Notes
You're now ready to explore and test the Octra ecosystem. This protocol brings privacy-first compute to the forefront — a perfect fit for AI x Web3 use cases. Stay updated and connect with the Octra community on:
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