Getting Started
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In this guide, we will guide verified operators through how to setup and manage your operator status using our command-line interface (CLI). You’ll learn how to connect your wallet, interact with SatLayer contracts, and verify your status on our Devnet block explorer.
To become verified, check out the section. Once you’re verified, you’ll gain access to the tool as well as direct support from our Solutions Engineers.
To start your journey as an operator, be sure to setup your wallets by following . Also, don't forget to grab from our faucet for contract execution fees.
Use the following commands to register your address as an operator to both the delegation manager and the BVS directory. This enables the address to a) be accepted by a BVS as an operator and b) allows acceptance of delegation of stakes from stakers.
This sets the approver address for your operator. The approver is an address that serves as a gatekeeper. it signs and approves stakers staking into the operator. It must not be the same address as the operator. But can be owned by the same group of people owning the operator. For example, in an hypothetical corporation, the IT department may own the operator address while the accounting department owns the approver.
This registers your operator to complete the process.
Both commands are required to complete the registration process. Upon successful execution, each command will print the transaction hash to the console. For example:
If you decide to remove your account from operator status, you can de-register using the CLI:
This action will revoke your operator status. Any staked assets remain secured and unaffected.
These transaction hashes can be checked in our block explorer to confirm successful registration. For instance, takes you to a the page showing detailed information regarding the first transaction.