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Rabby Wallet

Rabby, the Web3 wallet in your browser

Connect dApps, read every transaction

dApp Connection

Connect to any decentralized application in a single click. Rabby recognizes the site, switches to the right network for you, and keeps every connection visible so you can review or revoke access whenever you like.

Transaction Preview

Before you sign, Rabby decodes the transaction into plain language. See which tokens leave your wallet, which contract is called, and any risk flags, so nothing surprises you after you approve.

Multi-Chain Support

One wallet works across all major EVM networks. Rabby switches chains automatically, shows balances side by side, and lets you move between networks without manual settings or custom RPC setup.

Address Management

Keep several accounts organized in one place. Name them, switch between them quickly, and add watch-only addresses to follow any wallet without ever holding its keys.

What Rabby does

1

Install the extension

Add Rabby Wallet from your browser’s extension store in a few clicks. It pins to your toolbar and is ready as soon as the page reloads.

2

Create or import

Generate a fresh seed phrase, import an existing one, or pair a hardware wallet. Your choice, set up in about a minute.

3

Connect to a dApp

Open any decentralized app and connect with one click. Rabby switches to the right network for you automatically.

4

Review and sign

See a decoded preview of what the transaction does before you approve it, then sign with confidence.

Your keys stay on your device, always. Nothing is sent to a server.

How it works

A typical extension

Raw hexadecimal data and a bare confirm button. You see a wall of characters, guess what it does, and click approve.

No contract name, no chain label, no hint of what leaves your account. Every signature is a leap of faith.

Mistakes surface only after the funds are gone, when nothing can be undone.

Rabby Wallet

Shows the contract you are calling and the chain it runs on, in plain words before you sign.

Lists every balance change: what leaves, what arrives, and how much, so the outcome is clear.

Runs a pre-sign risk check and flags known scams, bad approvals and unfamiliar addresses.

Readable transactions mean fewer blind approvals, and fewer costly mistakes.

Readable beats raw hex

Dana Whitlock, DeFi trader

"I see exactly which balances change before I sign. Two risky approvals got caught that I would have clicked through without a second thought."

Marcus Oyelaran, NFT collector

"My wallet now switches to the right chain on its own when I open a marketplace. No more failed mints from being on the wrong network."

Priya Sen, contract developer

"Previewing every transaction while I test contracts saves me hours. I trust what the wallet shows me before anything goes on-chain."

What users say

FREE

No subscription, no account, no fee to install.

What is included

The full wallet extension, open source and free to install on your browser.

Network gas fees go to the chain, never to the wallet. We take no cut of your transactions.

Optional hardware wallet pairing with Ledger or Trezor, at no extra charge.

Start with the free extension today.

Pricing

Which browsers does it support?

Rabby Wallet runs as an extension in Chrome, Brave and Edge, and in any other Chromium-based browser. Install it from the official store page, pin it to your toolbar and it is ready in under a minute.

Does my seed phrase leave my device?

No. Your seed phrase and private keys are encrypted and stored locally in the extension. They are never uploaded to a server, and signing always happens on your own machine.

Which chains does it work with?

It supports Ethereum and a long list of EVM-compatible networks, including popular layer-two chains. Rabby switches networks automatically to match the app you are using, so you rarely change anything by hand.

How do I import an existing wallet?

Choose import in the extension, then enter your seed phrase or private key, or restore from a backup file. Set a password and your accounts and balances appear within moments, ready to use.

What does the pre-sign risk check inspect?

Before you sign, it simulates the transaction and shows which tokens will leave your account. It also flags known malicious contracts, unverified addresses and unusual approvals, so you can see the risk first.

How do I pair a hardware wallet?

Connect your Ledger, Trezor or similar device by cable, unlock it and open the matching app. Then pick the hardware option in Rabby, select your accounts and approve each transaction on the device.

Questions before you install

Add Rabby to your browser, then connect your first dApp today.

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