Wallet

Links

IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clore-wallet/id6520382851

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clore.app

Windows: https://wallet-releases.clore.ai/v1.0.0/Clore%20Desktop%20App%20Setup%201.0.0.exe

Linux: https://wallet-releases.clore.ai/v1.0.0/Clore%20Desktop%20App-1.0.0.AppImage

Mac (ARM/M1): https://wallet-releases.clore.ai/v1.0.0/mac_arm.zip

Mac (intel): https://wallet-releases.clore.ai/v1.0.0/mac_intel.zip

Source code: https://gitlab.com/cloreai-public/clore-wallet

Web Wallet: https://wallet.clore.ai/

Troubleshooting: Transaction Failed Error

If you’re trying to send Clore Coin from your wallet and encounter a “Transaction Failed” error, this might be due to having many small incoming transactions in your wallet. This issue is common with UTXO-based coins (like Clore Coin or Bitcoin), where multiple small inputs can limit your ability to send larger amounts in a single transaction.

Why This Happens:

If you’ve been mining directly into your wallet or have received many small transactions (e.g., 100 transactions of 10 coins each), the system may not be able to process larger amounts, like sending 1000 coins at once. In some cases, you might not even be able to send 300 coins in a single transaction.

How to Resolve:

• Send Smaller Portions: Try sending smaller amounts, such as 100 coins at a time. This helps the system manage the smaller inputs more efficiently.

• Consolidate Your Inputs: Another method is to send smaller amounts to yourself first, effectively consolidating your inputs. For example, send 100 coins at a time back to your own wallet. Once the inputs are consolidated, you can then attempt to send the desired amount in one transaction.

By following these steps, you can avoid the transaction failure error and manage your wallet more smoothly.