You need a wallet to play
Titan runs on the Solana network, so your account is a wallet rather than an email and password. It takes about two minutes to set up, it is free, and you keep control of it the whole time, including of everything we cannot touch.
A wallet is a small browser extension that holds your keys. It is your login, your balance and your signature in one, which is why there is no “sign up” button anywhere on Titan.
When you connect, Titan learns your public address: a long string that anyone can already look up on a block explorer. Your private key stays inside the extension. It is never sent to us, and there is no version of this site that could ask for it.
That is the whole trade. You keep the keys, we run the games, and nothing moves out of your wallet unless you click approve.
Pick one, any of these will do
If you have no preference, take Phantom. It is the one most Solana players use and the setup is the shortest.
Phantom
The most widely used Solana wallet. Browser extension plus a mobile app with its own browser.
Type it in yourself: phantom.app
Solflare
Solana-native, with staking and a portfolio view built in. Extension and mobile app.
Type it in yourself: solflare.com
Coinbase Wallet
Self-custody wallet from Coinbase, separate from a Coinbase exchange account, and the keys are yours.
Type it in yourself: coinbase.com/wallet
Trust Wallet
Multi-chain wallet that also handles Solana. Strongest on mobile, extension available.
Type it in yourself: trustwallet.com
Not seeing yours? Titan works with any wallet that speaks the Wallet Standard, so Backpack, Nightly, OKX and most others are detected automatically once they are installed. The four above are simply where we would send a friend who is starting from scratch.
How to get set up
Roughly two minutes, most of it spent writing down words.
Install the extension
Pick a wallet above and type its address into your browser yourself. Install the extension from that site, not from a search result, and not from a link someone sent you.
Create a wallet and write down the recovery phrase
The extension gives you 12 or 24 words. Write them on paper and keep them offline. They are the only way back into your wallet, and anyone who has them owns everything in it, forever.
Come back and hit Connect
Reload this page so the browser notices the new extension, then click Connect Wallet in the top bar. Your wallet asks you to approve, and that is all it takes to play.
What Titan can and cannot do with your wallet
Worth knowing before you click connect, and worth knowing precisely, because vague promises are what scams imitate.
What we can do
- See your public wallet address, the same string anyone can read on a block explorer.
- Ask you to sign a short text message to prove the address is yours. It is free and moves nothing.
- Show your Titan balance, your match history and your stats against that address.
What we cannot do
- See your recovery phrase or your private key. They never leave your wallet, not even in encrypted form.
- Move, spend or withdraw a single lamport on our own. Every transfer needs your explicit approval in your wallet.
- Reach anything else in your wallet: other tokens, NFTs, or your other accounts.
Signing in is not paying
Logging in asks your wallet to sign a short piece of text containing a one-time code. It costs nothing, it is not a transaction, and it cannot move funds. It only proves the address belongs to you.
Money always asks first
Anything that actually moves SOL, whether funding your balance or taking it back out, comes as a separate transaction request, with the exact amount shown by your wallet before you approve. Read that screen every time, here and everywhere else.
Titan will never ask for your recovery phrase
Not by email, not in a support ticket, not in a pop-up. No legitimate site or wallet ever needs those 12 or 24 words. They exist only to restore your wallet on a new device. If anything claiming to be Titan asks for them, or asks you to “verify” or “sync” your wallet, it is a scam. Close it and check that you are on beta.titan.kiwi.
Playing on a phone
Phone browsers do not have extensions, so the connect button on mobile Safari or Chrome will not find anything. The way around it is the wallet's own browser.
Install the Phantom or Solflare app, open the browser tab inside that app, and go to beta.titan.kiwi. The wallet is right there, so connecting works exactly as it does on a desktop.
Things people ask us
Does connecting cost anything?
No. Creating a wallet is free, and connecting it to Titan is free. You only need SOL once you want to buy into a match, and you always see the amount before you approve it.
I installed a wallet but Titan still says none was detected.
Reload the page, because extensions are only picked up on page load. If it still does not show, check that the extension is enabled in your browser settings and that the wallet itself is unlocked.
My wallet is not on your list. Can I still play?
Almost certainly yes. Titan detects any wallet that speaks the Wallet Standard, which is nearly all of them. Backpack, Nightly, OKX and others show up automatically once installed. The list above is just where we would point a newcomer.
Can I use a hardware wallet?
Yes, through one of the wallets above rather than on its own. Add your Ledger as an account inside Phantom or Solflare, then connect that wallet to Titan as usual. Every signature still has to be confirmed on the device itself.
Will Titan ever ask for my recovery phrase?
Never, under any circumstance. Not by email, not in a support chat, not in a pop-up that looks like this site. Anyone asking is trying to rob you, so close the tab.
Wallet ready? Go play something
Connect from the top bar and pick a game. No sign-up, no email.