YOUR COMMUNITY, CONNECTED

One profile.
Every channel.

Viewers save their Splinterlands name and wallets once. Streamers look them up in chat with !name @viewer—across every channel using the bot.

For streamers: sign in and add the bot. Recommended: type /mod splwalletbot in your Twitch chat, then try !wallethelp.
For viewers: just use the chat commands.

COMMUNITY CHAT EXAMPLE

pixelmage !setname pixel-mage

SPL Wallet Bot BOT @pixelmage Splinterlands/Hive name saved: pixel-mage. Shared across all channels using this bot (self-reported).

LATER, A HOST LOOKS UP THE VIEWER

channelhost · HOST !name @pixelmage

SPL Wallet Bot BOT @channelhost @pixelmage Splinterlands/Hive name: pixel-mage (self-reported)

Your name goes where you go. ↗

A FEW WORDS IN CHAT

Save yours. Look up your viewers.

Save, show, and clear your own details.
The Host commands let the channel owner look up a viewer.
Replace @viewer with their Twitch username.

01 / NAME

Your in-game identity

Your Splinterlands / Hive account name, ready when the next duel starts.

Save: !setname pixel-mage
Show: !name
Host: !name @viewer
Clear: !unsetname

02 / WAX

Your WAX account

Keep your public WAX account name handy across your favorite streams.

Save: !setwax pixel.wam
Show: !wax
Host: !wax @viewer
Clear: !unsetwax

03 / ETHEREUM

Your ETH address

Save a public Ethereum address. Use the full 42-character address in chat.

Save: !seteth <address>
Show: !eth
Host: !eth @viewer
Clear: !unseteth

Your profile. Your edits.

Only you can set your details. Channel hosts can look up a viewer’s saved details by Twitch username. Saved fields and bot replies are public and shared across participating channels. Chat commands record what you tell the bot; they don’t verify wallet ownership.