Your yachts

The Purser

Every yacht owns a wallet. This is where you open yours, and see what is in it.
Under ERC-6551, every yacht has an Ethereum address of its own — computed from its token id, needing no permission and no change to our contract. This page shows you the ones that belong to your yachts, whether each has been activated, and what it holds.

Two things worth knowing before you use these.
The account follows the yacht, not you. Whatever it holds is sold with the yacht, automatically — so look inside before you buy one, and empty it before you sell.
Never send a yacht into its own account. The account obeys whoever owns the yacht, so a yacht owned by its own account leaves nobody able to act — permanently, with no recovery and nothing we could do about it.

What activation is, and is not

The address exists from the moment the yacht does; there is nothing to switch on for it to be yours. It can already receive ETH and NFTs while "not activated", because a plain address with no code is treated like any wallet. Activation deploys a small contract at that address so the account can act — send, call, sign. It costs about 96,000 gas, it can be done by anyone for any yacht, and you never need to do it at all if you do not intend to use the account.

Nothing on this page is signed, stored or sent to us — every figure is read straight from Ethereum, and you can verify any of it yourself.
Registry 0x000000006551c19487814612e58FE06813775758 · implementation 0x41C8f39463A868d3A88af00cd0fe7102F30E44eC.
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