Phantom
LARP wallet.
Give your character a Solana portfolio that fits the scene. Build a fictional token list, set the amounts and walk through a simulated transfer in a Phantom-style interface on your phone.
Explore the Phantom simulator
Your numbers. A fictional world.- Editable token quantities
- Custom token imports
- Simulated sends and receives
- Mobile screen recordings
The token-launch skit
Your character checks a new token, opens its details and reacts to the portfolio. Decide which token matters to the story before arranging the rest of the holdings around it.
Add a custom tokenChoose the lead token
Use SOL or a custom token as the focus. Give supporting holdings smaller roles so the audience can follow the scene at a glance.
Plan the interaction
Rehearse the path from the portfolio to token details and a simulated send. Keep the recording to the screens your story actually needs.
Keep your takes consistent
Note your fictional token quantities before recording. Check them again before a pickup shot, especially if live prices have moved.
A few useful answers.
When should I choose a Phantom LARP wallet?
Choose it when the fictional scene centers on Solana, a token launch or a recognizable mobile portfolio. For a scene spread across several networks, compare the Trust Wallet-style option.
Can the token in my scene be fictional?
You can customize the tokens shown in the simulator. Check the custom-token guide for the available controls and pricing behavior. Label your finished scene as a simulation; the displayed holdings have no monetary value.
Is RPWallet affiliated with Phantom?
No. RPWallet is an independent simulation tool and is not affiliated with Phantom. The screens and balances are for disclosed fictional content and demonstrations, never proof of real funds.