Browser extension · Chrome, Brave, Edge & Arc

Rabby Wallet Extension

The multi-chain wallet that shows you exactly what a transaction will do — before you sign it.

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  • Non-custodial — keys stay on your device
  • Pre-sign transaction simulation
  • Free to install
  • 60+EVM networks supported
  • < 1 minAverage setup time
  • 100%Self-custodial keys
  • $0Cost to install

About the wallet

A browser wallet built for real DeFi use

Rabby Wallet is a browser extension built for people who use DeFi. Before you sign, it detects the network a dApp wants and simulates the transaction, so you know what you are approving and what it costs. Multi-chain by default, it switches networks for you, tracks balances across chains in one view, and warns you when a site looks risky or a signature could drain your funds. Add hardware wallets, manage several accounts, and connect to any dApp without juggling tabs. Install it in seconds, keep your keys on your own device, and explore web3 with clarity, speed, and control.

~100 words Non-custodial Multi-chain
Works with
  • Ethereum
  • Arbitrum
  • Optimism
  • Base
  • Polygon
  • BNB Chain
  • Avalanche
  • zkSync
  • Linea
  • Scroll
  • + more

Features

Everything you need before you click confirm

Rabby Wallet focuses on the moment that matters: the signature. Each feature exists to make that moment readable, reversible and safe.

Pre-sign simulation

See the exact balance change, the gas cost and any token approval before you approve anything.

Automatic network switching

A dApp on another chain? The extension offers the switch instead of failing with a wrong-network error.

One multi-chain balance

Every token across every supported network in a single dashboard, sorted by what actually matters.

Scam & risk warnings

Flagged sites, malicious contracts and dangerous signatures are called out — and can be blocked outright.

Hardware wallet ready

Pair a Ledger or similar device so every signature is confirmed on hardware, not on your screen alone.

Swap & bridge in-wallet

Move value between tokens and chains without leaving the extension or trusting an unfamiliar site.

Setup

Three steps from install to first signature

  1. 01

    Install the extension

    Open the official website and follow the link for your browser, then pin the extension to the toolbar. Nothing to configure.

  2. 02

    Create or restore a wallet

    Generate a new wallet or bring an existing one in. Keys are created and stored locally inside the extension, in your browser profile.

  3. 03

    Connect and review

    Use any dApp as usual. When a transaction appears, read the simulation, check the network and gas, then confirm — or reject.

A smartphone and laptop on a desk, the setup used to install a browser wallet extension
Designed for desktop dApps, readable on any screen size.

Security

Your keys never leave your device

Rabby Wallet is self-custodial. That means the recovery phrase is the wallet — whoever holds it holds the funds. Treat it that way.

  • Keys and the recovery phrase are generated locally and stored in the extension.
  • No account, email or KYC is required to create a wallet.
  • Transaction simulation shows balance changes and approvals before signing.
  • Risky sites and malicious signatures can be flagged or blocked.
  • Hardware wallet support keeps signing keys off the computer entirely.

FAQ

Rabby Wallet Extension questions, answered

Install, safety, chains and hardware wallets — the questions people ask most before adding a wallet to their browser.

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It is a non-custodial browser extension wallet for EVM chains. Instead of only asking you to approve whatever a dApp sends, it reads the request first: which network, what will change in your balance, what a signature would authorise.

Go to the official website and use its link to the verified store listing for your browser. After installing, pin it to the toolbar for quick access. Copycat listings do exist, so check the domain in your address bar first.

Installing and using the extension costs nothing. Your only costs are ordinary network gas fees, plus any swap or bridge fee the protocol you choose charges.

No. It is self-custodial: funds stay on-chain and are controlled by keys stored on your device. There is no company account holding your balance and no one who can recover your phrase for you — which is exactly why backups matter.

Yes. Connect a supported hardware device and every signature is confirmed on that screen, so a compromised computer alone cannot move your funds. You can keep hot accounts and hardware accounts side by side.

When a dApp requests a chain you are not currently using, the extension surfaces the request and offers to switch, showing the network it wants. You stay in control: the switch only happens when you accept it.

Chromium browsers such as Chrome, Brave, Edge and Arc. On the network side it covers mainstream EVM chains — Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche and many more — and switches between them for you.

Yes, by restoring from your recovery phrase inside the extension on that machine. Keep the phrase offline, and remember: no website, chat or support agent ever needs it.

Ready to see what you are signing?

Add the extension from the official source and connect your first dApp in under a minute.

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