How to connect to Orca on Eclipse
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It is straightforward to connect to Orca on Eclipse, but before you can use Orca on Eclipse you will need to install a compatible wallet and bridge some ETH to Eclipse, see our guide . If you are a Solana user and will be bridging assets from Solana you may prefer to use the same address on both chains, to do so you will need a wallet that is compatible with both Solana and Eclipse, such as BackPack. If you do not already have Backpack installed you can install it for your device . If you already use a different Solana wallet app you can use your seed phrase to import your existing address to Backpack, you can do that by following an appropriate guide from . Once you have installed a compatible wallet and bridged some assets you are ready to use Orca on Eclipse.
Navigate to
Click on the network selection icon
Select Eclipse using the network selection menu
Ensure you have the correct chain selected in your wallet app
Connect your wallet
If you need any support or have any feedback or suggestions, feel free to open a support ticket from the Orca UI by either clicking Support in the wallet menu, or on , or .
