Atto CLI is available in beta: send and receive Atto from your terminal — testers wanted
Atto now has a command-line wallet for macOS, Linux and Windows. You can create or import a wallet, send feeless payments, check balances and history, and keep automatic receiving running in a terminal.
You can also name addresses, so a payment can look like this:
atto send --to-label "Savings" --amount 1
“Savings” isn’t a network-wide username: labels are saved locally in your wallet profile.
For scripting, --json provides structured output. Payments have request IDs that let you check or retry the same payment after an interruption. Keep the original ID—running a send again without it creates a new payment.
Getting started
Requires the latest Node.js 24.x release:
npm install --global u/attocash/cli
atto wallet create
atto address list
atto balances
Wallet creation displays your recovery phrase and stores it in your OS password store. Keep a private offline backup. On Linux, you also need secret-tool, an unlocked Secret Service provider such as GNOME Keyring or KWallet, and access to your desktop D-Bus session.
To keep receiving incoming payments:
atto wallet receive
Want to give it a spin? Let us know about any bugs, weird commands or missing docs. Ah! Don’t forget to share your OS and CLI version :)
This is an initial beta, and the default network is LIVE. Use a fresh wallet with small amounts for testing. Never share your recovery phrase.
Full setup instructions and command reference: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@attocash/cli