Autonomy is the world’s first and only digital art wallet. It gives you one easy-to-use app to collect, view, and discover — digital art you love.

This tutorial will show you how to link your Kukai Tezos wallet to Autonomy. Linking allows experienced collectors, who already have large art collections in other wallets, to experience their artworks in Autonomy without needing to move their collections or trust Autonomy to manage their web3 seed. Linking from another wallet simply grants "read-only" permission for Autonomy to view your NFT collection.

Start by opening the Autonomy app.
Then tap the Wallet icon on the bottom tab bar.
You should at least see your base-wallet from Autonomy, a multi-chain wallet supporting Tezos and Ethereum blockchains. This base wallet is required for the proper functioning of the app, so it cannot be deleted.
To link an existing Kukai wallet, tap on "Add wallet"
Select "Link an existing wallet."
Tap on "Kukai" from the list of wallets.
Since Kukai only exists as a web wallet, we will generate a link to paste into the web browser where you are currently signed in to Kukai.
Tap on "Generate link".
Copy and paste the link into your web browser.
When prompted by Kukai, approve Autonomy's permissions requests.
You will then have the option to define an alias for this wallet. If you skip adding the alias, your wallet will be identified by its main Tezos address. You can always edit the alias later. This alias is only visible to you in Autonomy.

You have now successfully linked your Kukai wallet to Autonomy! You should now be able to view all your NFTs from your Kukai wallet in your Autonomy collection, just as if the artworks were in an Autonomy wallet.

Remember the keys for this wallet are still managed in your Kukai wallet, and you should also manage the key backups there.

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Please reach out to us using our in-app support if you have any problems — or if you have any ideas for improving the app.

To access support:

Tap on the hamburger button at the bottom of the screen.
Select "Help."
Then, select the kind of issue you’d like to share with us, such as Requesting a Feature or Reporting a Bug.

Thanks so much for watching this video tutorial — and for using Autonomy!

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