Wallet and network command reference

Blockchain Core publishes these commands only when an active provider package contributes compatible wallet commands. Core remains provider-neutral; the provider owns account discovery, connection prompts, and chain switching.

Session and network commands

• wallet shows the current provider, ecosystem, network, and redacted account state.
• chain shows details for the active blockchain network.
• balance requests the native balance of the connected account through the active provider.
• explorer shows the configured explorer link for the connected account on the active network.
• networks lists targets available in the active ecosystem.
• networks all lists all supported EVM and Solana targets exposed by installed providers.
• switch opens the provider's network chooser for the active ecosystem.
• disconnect clears the active browser wallet session. It does not unlink a WordPress account.
• proof requests an explicit wallet signature and verifies ownership for the current session. It does not authorize a transaction.

When MetaMask is installed, metamask opens its supported target chooser and metamask TARGET connects or switches directly to a supported target such as sonic-testnet or solana-mainnet.

Safety and troubleshooting

A fresh page must start disconnected until the visitor acts. Account access, switching, proof signing, and any later transaction prompt remain explicit provider interactions. If a command is absent, confirm that a compatible provider is active and that its runtime snapshot reports the relevant capability. If state differs between the header and Terminal, update Core and the provider together before enabling write operations.