Rabby Wallet: Open-Source EVM Wallet With Risk Checks
Rabby Wallet · for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS
Developer: Rabby (opens in a new tab)
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- Android
- iOS
The download link points to the program’s official source; the file is not hosted on this site. Link address: rabby.io
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Rabby Wallet is a free, open-source (MIT) self-custodial wallet for Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains, available as a Chrome extension and iOS and Android apps. It scans transactions for potential risks and shows expected balance changes before you sign.
Rabby is a browser wallet aimed at people who use decentralized finance (DeFi) apps on Ethereum and other EVM chains. Its main idea is to show you what a transaction will actually do before you approve it.
Features
- Pre-transaction risk scanning: Rabby checks transactions for potential risks before you sign.
- Balance change preview: See the expected change in your balances before confirming.
- Multi-chain: Works across Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks.
- Portfolio view: Track assets across EVM chains in one place.
- Open source: The extension’s code is on GitHub (RabbyHub/Rabby) under the MIT licence.
Rabby is self-custodial: keys are encrypted on your device and protected by a seed phrase or private key that only you hold.
Platforms
Rabby is a browser extension (on the Chrome Web Store, so it also installs in Chromium browsers such as Brave) and a mobile app for iPhone and Android. It is for EVM chains only, so it does not hold Bitcoin or Solana.
Download safely
The Download button opens rabby.io. In the Chrome Web Store, the listing is “Rabby Wallet” with rabby.io as the verified website. In mobile stores, the publisher is OPCODE LABS PTE. LTD. (App Store) or OPCODE LABS (Google Play).
Never share your seed phrase
Rabby’s risk checks cannot help if someone has your seed phrase. Never share it or paste it into a website, and remember that Rabby support will never ask for it. If you prefer a mainstream extension with broader network support, see MetaMask.
Pros
- Risk scan and balance preview before signing
- Open-source extension
- Portfolio view across EVM chains
Cons
- EVM chains only
- Mobile app has fewer features than the extension
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rabby Wallet open source?
Yes. The Rabby browser extension is published on GitHub under the MIT licence; the Rabby name and logo are reserved.
Can I store Bitcoin in Rabby?
No. Rabby is built for Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains.
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