Review before you sign
Transaction previews help you understand what a dApp is asking you to approve before you confirm in your wallet.
↗A practical introduction to Rabby Wallet—explore a multi-chain wallet experience designed to make connecting, managing assets, and reviewing transactions feel more intuitive.
Rabby is a self-custodial crypto wallet that helps people interact with decentralized applications and manage digital assets across supported networks. Rather than treating every connection as a leap of faith, it puts transaction context and network support closer to the moment you need them.
This guide covers what Rabby Wallet is, its key capabilities, how to get started safely, and the habits that matter when managing your own crypto.
See what it can do ↗Useful wallet tools can make Web3 easier to navigate. They don’t replace careful decisions—think of them as helpful context along the way.
Transaction previews help you understand what a dApp is asking you to approve before you confirm in your wallet.
↗Explore assets and Web3 applications across supported EVM networks from a single wallet experience.
↗Risk alerts and simulation features can help surface suspicious interactions. Always verify details yourself.
↗Wallet features are only one part of staying safe. Good habits—protecting your recovery phrase, checking URLs, and slowing down before signing—remain essential.
See safe-use checklist ↓Never share it with anyone or enter it into a website claiming to offer support.
Check the site address and only connect to applications you trust.
Review token approvals, recipient addresses, and transaction details carefully.
For an unfamiliar transfer or app, consider testing with a small amount first.
Take your time setting up. A few careful checks at the beginning can help you avoid costly mistakes later.
Choose the official Rabby Wallet website or a verified app store listing. Check the publisher and URL carefully.
Follow the wallet setup instructions. Your recovery phrase is the key to your wallet—keep it private and offline.
Visit a trusted Web3 application, connect your wallet, and inspect transaction details before signing.
Quick answers to common questions about using a self-custodial wallet.
Rabby is a self-custodial wallet for interacting with Web3 applications and managing digital assets across supported blockchain networks. Availability and supported features may change over time.
Wallet software may be available at no charge, but blockchain transactions can involve network fees. Review current product information and transaction costs before proceeding.
Rabby is self-custodial: you are responsible for securing your wallet credentials and recovery phrase. No wallet provider can safely recover a phrase that you lose or that someone else obtains.
Confirm the app and network, review the transaction simulation and requested permissions, and verify addresses and amounts. If anything feels unexpected, reject the request and investigate.