Connect with care
Open the dapp from a link you trust. Check the URL and review what permissions the site asks for before you connect.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT SITE ↗A clear-eyed guide to Rabby Wallet: what it does, how its multi-chain tools work, and what to check before you connect or sign.
FIRST, THE FUNDAMENTALS
Rabby Wallet is a self-custody wallet built for people using decentralized apps and EVM-compatible networks. It brings accounts, network switching, and transaction review into one place—so there’s more context at the moment you connect and approve.
It’s a practical starting point for DeFi and Web3, not a substitute for good security habits. You stay in control of your keys, and you stay responsible for the decisions made with them.
How it fits into your workflowRemember: a wallet helps you manage access to your assets. It doesn’t remove the risks of the networks, dapps, or contracts you choose to use.
A GOOD PLACE TO STARTA MOMENT OF CONTEXT
Web3 actions can be hard to undo. Rabby’s workflow puts a review step between a dapp request and your signature—use it to slow down and look closely.
Open the dapp from a link you trust. Check the URL and review what permissions the site asks for before you connect.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT SITE ↗Pause at the transaction details. Look for the assets, amounts, and permissions involved—and investigate anything unexpected.
UNDERSTAND THE REQUEST ↗Only sign actions you understand. If something feels unfamiliar, reject it and verify the details through a trusted source.
YOU MAKE THE CALL ↗Transaction previews are a helpful signal, not a security guarantee. Never sign a request just because it looks familiar.
WHAT RABBY BRINGS TO THE TABLE
One wallet can be a useful home base for your on-chain activity. Here are a few capabilities to understand before you get started.
Move between supported EVM chains from one wallet view. Check the selected network before you send, bridge, or interact with a dapp.
Explore this featureTransaction previews are designed to make proposed changes easier to inspect. Review token movements, approvals, and contract requests before you approve.
Explore this featureConnect to decentralized apps and manage wallet permissions. Disconnect from sites you no longer use, and be deliberate about every approval.
Explore this featureEVM, in plain English. Rabby is designed for Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible networks. Network support changes over time—confirm a chain is available in the app or official docs before moving assets.
Check the docs ↗SECURITY IS A PRACTICE
Rabby’s previews and wallet controls can help you make more informed choices. The strongest protection is still a healthy pause before you connect, approve, or share anything.
BEFORE YOU CONNECT
Set up at your own pace. A little preparation can save a lot of confusion later.
Find Rabby’s official downloadType rabby.io yourself or use a trusted bookmark. Avoid sponsored lookalike links.
Follow the wallet’s current setup instructions. Store recovery details offline and never share them.
Get familiar with accounts, networks, and transaction details before moving meaningful assets.
Confirm the chain, address, dapp URL, and requested permissions every time.
GOOD QUESTIONS TO ASK
Wallet basics, answered without the jargon. For the latest product details, visit Rabby’s official documentation.
Browse Rabby documentationRabby Wallet is a self-custody crypto wallet for interacting with decentralized applications and managing digital assets across EVM-compatible networks. It is available as a browser extension and a mobile app. Check Rabby’s official site for the latest supported platforms and details.
Rabby is a self-custody wallet: you control the wallet keys and are responsible for protecting your recovery phrase or other backup method. Anyone who obtains your recovery information may be able to access your assets. Rabby cannot recover a lost secret for you.
Rabby is focused on Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks. Network availability can change, so confirm that a chain is supported in the app or official documentation before sending funds. Assets sent on the wrong network may be difficult or impossible to recover.
Before signing, Rabby can surface information about a proposed transaction, such as the assets involved and the permissions or contract interaction requested. A preview is a useful extra check, not a guarantee that a contract or dapp is safe. Read the details and only approve actions you understand.
Wallet downloads and transaction costs are different things. A blockchain transaction typically requires a network fee (often called gas), and a dapp or service may have its own terms or fees. Review current fee details in the app and the dapp before confirming.
Start at rabby.io and follow links to the official extension store or mobile app listing. Confirm the publisher and URL, and never install a wallet from an unsolicited message, advertisement, or lookalike website. Rabby support will not need your recovery phrase.
YOUR WEB3, YOUR PACE
Get the latest setup steps and product information straight from Rabby’s official resources.
Explore Rabby Wallet External link · Opens Rabby’s official website