Preview the request
Before confirming, examine the transaction’s key details and possible effects. Checking the token, destination, and requested permissions can help you pause when something does not match what you expected.
Make safer checks ↗ A clearer way to explore Web3
Your wallet should make every move make sense.
Meet Rabby Wallet: a browser extension designed to help you understand a transaction before you sign it. Review the details, check what may change, and stay in control of your keys.
Self-custody stays in your hands·Review before you sign
✓ Transaction checked
r rabby Ethereum
···Wallet account0x71C...8a42
▣Total balance
$12,480.64
EthereumETH · 2.40$8,214.00
USD CoinUSDC · 4,266.64$4,266.64
✓Transaction previewLooks good
Review the details before confirming in your wallet.
Estimated network fee0.0021 ETH
✳ Clear before confirm
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Independent overview. This page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rabby. Use the official Rabby website linked here to verify downloads and announcements.
A better view of your wallet
Confidence comes from knowing what you’re approving.
Web3 can feel complicated when a wallet asks you to approve an unfamiliar action. Rabby is a self-custody wallet built for people who interact with decentralized applications across supported networks. Its browser extension puts account access, assets, and transaction activity close at hand, while emphasizing context at the moment it matters most: before a signature.
Instead of treating a confirmation as a routine click, take a moment to inspect the request. Review the destination, token, network, and any permissions involved. A useful preview can make unexpected changes easier to notice, but it cannot guarantee that a contract or website is safe. Your judgment still matters, and you remain responsible for each action you authorize.
This page is an independent introduction, not an official Rabby support channel. Product features can change, and availability may differ by browser, chain, or region. For current details, documentation, and verified installation options, always navigate to Rabby’s own site directly rather than trusting a link in an unsolicited message.
Designed around the decision
Useful context, right when you need it.
A wallet is more than an address. It is your everyday interface for managing access and interacting with onchain applications.
Move across networks
Explore supported EVM networks from one wallet experience. Check which network a decentralized app needs, then make sure your wallet is set to the intended chain before interacting or sending assets.
See the basics ↗Keep control of keys
Self-custody means your recovery phrase and private keys are yours to protect. Never share them with a person, website, support agent, or form. A legitimate wallet helper will never need your secret phrase.
Protect your wallet ↗✓
Your keys, your control
Pause · Inspect · Confirm
Security starts with you
Slow down for the important clicks.
Wallet software can provide helpful information, but no extension can remove every risk from crypto. Scam sites, malicious approvals, compromised devices, and fraudulent tokens remain real threats. Treat every signature as permission to do something with your assets or account.
Use a unique device passcode, keep your browser and wallet updated, and bookmark the verified site you use. Confirm that a URL is spelled correctly before connecting. For large or unfamiliar transactions, investigate the contract and consider testing with a small amount first. Never install an extension from an unsolicited message or enter a recovery phrase to “sync,” “validate,” or unlock an account on a website.
Read the getting-started guideStart with the essentials
Set up carefully. Explore at your pace.
If you’re considering Rabby, use the following checklist as a thoughtful starting point. Always confirm the latest setup instructions on the official site.
Verify the source
Type rabby.io into your browser or use a trusted bookmark. Check the domain character by character, then follow the official links to the extension for your browser.
Create or connect safely
Follow the wallet’s current instructions. If you create a wallet, write down its recovery phrase offline and keep it somewhere private, protected, and separate from your device.
Review every approval
Connect only to apps you trust. Check the network, destination, and requested access before signing; reject requests that seem unrelated, urgent, or unclear.
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