Practical ELURC guides
How do I use ELURC?
ELURC is a Breton digital currency designed to facilitate local, direct and community exchanges.
It helps support the shops, craftspeople, producers, services and partner venues that participate in the Bretaigne DAO network.
What is ELURC used for?
- Paying shops and craftspeople that accept ELURC
- Supporting Brittany’s local economy
- Taking part in a community network
- Exchanging directly between members
- Strengthening short supply chains
Where can I use ELURC?
Locations that accept ELURC can be found on the official Bretaigne DAO map.
You can find shops, craftspeople, host venues, services, and cultural, wellbeing, sporting or local activities there.
How do I get started?
- Install a Solana-compatible wallet, such as Phantom.
- Create your wallet and keep your recovery phrase safe.
- Receive or buy ELURC.
- Keep some SOL for network fees.
- Use your ELURC at partner locations.
How do I pay in ELURC?
- Open your wallet.
- Scan the merchant’s or partner’s QR code.
- Enter the amount to send.
- Check the address and amount.
- Confirm the transaction.
The payment will then appear in your wallet history.
Important security advice
- Never share your recovery phrase.
- Never give anyone your private key.
- Always check the address before sending.
- Keep a small amount of SOL for transaction fees.
- Start with small amounts if you are new to this.
Are you a merchant or craftsperson?
A dedicated kit is available to guide you step by step: installing Phantom, receiving payments by QR code, tracking transactions and registering on the map.
This page provides practical information. Each user remains responsible for the security of their wallet and private keys, and for their transactions.
