Inside the Solana Docs - Creating Wallets, Airdrops and SOL Transfers

2020-05-16•Author: Johnny•

Tags:#airdrop #balance #cli #confirm #linux #macos #solana #solana-devnet #solana-docs #solana-cluster #solana-keygen #transfer #windows

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Category:solana-tutorials

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  259 | Now you can do some cool stuff and see how quick Solana is. We will run a command to check our new account has zero balance. As we are on the test network, we can airdrop ourselves some SOL! The commands we will use are as follows:
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> 261 | - solana balance **<ACCOUNT_ADDRESS>** --url https://devnet.solana.com
      |                    ^
  262 | - solana airdrop 1000 **<RECIPIENT_ACCOUNT_ADDRESS>** --url https://devnet.solana.com
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In this part of the [Solana Documentation](https://docs.solana.com/cli), we explore how to interact with a Solana Cluster via the command line. For this you will need to install the [Solana Command Line Tools](https://docs.solana.com/cli/install-solana-cli-tools) on Linux, MacOS or Windows.

In this tutorial we will connect to a cluster, create a wallet and explore some of the Solana command line options SOL Wallet creation, airdropping SOL, transferring SOL, checking your wallet balance and con

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