Built for multiple chains
Move between supported networks from one wallet interface, without losing sight of where you are.
Your practical guide to Rabby Wallet—understand the extension, connect with confidence, and make every signature a considered one.
Rabby is a non-custodial Web3 wallet that helps you manage blockchain accounts and interact with decentralized applications. Unlike an exchange account, you stay in control of your wallet credentials and signing decisions.
The browser extension acts as a bridge between your wallet and compatible websites. When a dApp requests a connection or transaction, Rabby can bring that request forward for you to review.
Your keys, your responsibility. Control also means protecting your recovery information and approving only actions you understand.
A considered workflow for people who spend time across decentralized apps and blockchain networks.
Move between supported networks from one wallet interface, without losing sight of where you are.
Transaction previews can surface key details and warnings before you approve an on-chain action.
Give compatible decentralized apps access to your public address and review requests as they come in.
Keep an eye on supported assets and wallet activity alongside your Web3 interactions.
Fake wallet extensions are a common phishing risk. Start only from a source you trust, and take care of your recovery phrase from day one.
Visit Rabby’s official website ↗Visit the official Rabby Wallet website or a trusted browser extension marketplace.
↘Locate the authentic Rabby Wallet browser extension and confirm its publisher.
↘Install it in your supported browser, then create a wallet or import an existing one.
↘Securely store your recovery phrase offline. Never share it with a person, website, or support agent.
↘Complete setup and take a moment to review the wallet’s security settings.
✓When you connect to a compatible dApp, it may request permission to view your public wallet address or interact with the application. Check that you’re on the correct website before connecting.
Before approving a transaction, inspect the recipient, token, amount, network, and requested permissions. A familiar-looking website is no guarantee that a transaction is safe.
Reject the request and investigate before continuing. There’s no prize for signing in a hurry.
No wallet can eliminate every risk. These basics make a real difference.
Never share your recovery phrase, private key, or wallet password—even with someone claiming to be support.
Be cautious with unknown tokens, unsolicited airdrops, suspicious messages, and unrealistic returns.
Update your browser and wallet software, secure your device, and consider a hardware wallet for larger holdings.
Take your time. A legitimate transaction will still be there after you’ve reviewed it.
YOUR FUNDS. YOUR CALL.Rabby can make Web3 activity easier to navigate with multi-chain support, dApp connectivity, and transaction review features. Keep the final decision where it belongs: with you.
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