Rabby is the self-custody wallet for Ethereum and every EVM chain. It simulates each transaction before you approve it, so you can see what leaves your wallet, and stop when it isn't what you expected.
Rabby decodes the request instead of asking you to trust it. You see which assets leave your wallet and which arrive, what the fee costs, and a warning when the contract or the site does not match what you were told it would do.
What leaves your wallet and what arrives, in the tokens you recognise rather than a raw payload.
Gas and fees shown on the confirmation, not discovered afterwards in a block explorer.
A warning when a contract, a site or a request looks like something other than what it claims to be.
One wallet for the balance you hold across chains, the swaps and bridges you make, the gas you spend, and the approvals you have granted.
Your ETH, stablecoins and tokens across every EVM network, totalled in one view. No switching networks to check what you hold.
Compare routes and swap tokens with the fee shown up front, without handing your keys to a site you have never used.
Move assets to another network from the same screen you already hold them on.
Before you approve a dapp, Rabby shows you the site behind it and how it has been listed. That is the step where most phishing succeeds or fails.
Deposit to a Gas Account once and pay fees on every chain Rabby supports, so you are never stuck without a native token on a network you just bridged to.
Below the total, the detail: each token you hold, the chain it sits on, and what it is worth right now.
Ethereum and the EVM networks built on it, all in one wallet. When a dapp asks for a chain you are not on, Rabby switches you there, so you never have to go and add the network first.
Most of Rabby's growth happened in public: people posting after they had nearly signed something they shouldn't have.
Random reminder that everyone should be using @Rabby_io. The wallet simulates and shows you what will happen after you sign any transaction, which is essential if you interact with apps every day. Just saved me from signing a malicious transaction and having my wallet drained.
Wow, thank you @Rabby_io for saving me. Scam sites are getting better and better and better wow.
Just made my first transaction with @Rabby_io and I immediately needed to shift my mindset away from bad UX habits. No need to switch networks before making a transaction, Rabby just handles it under the hood. Plus 1 to their revoke experience too.
Big fan of how @Rabby_io is starting to abstract away L2 UX pain. I have ETH in this wallet on 5 different L2s. Unless I click it, it is all combined. Depending on the network picked on dapps, Rabby automatically just uses that network. More of this plz.
Why is nobody talking about @Rabby_io wallet's Gas Account feature? You can just deposit min $20 into that account and it can pay for gas on any chain that the wallet supports. This is innovation at its finest.
@Rabby_io has pretty much become the standard browser wallet for everyone I know in the past six months. If you're not using it yet, now is a great time to check it out. I ALWAYS recommend using a hardware wallet on top of a browser wallet.
Install the extension, import a wallet you already have or set up a new one, and you are on-chain in a couple of minutes. Rabby never holds your keys.
The same extension runs on Chrome, Brave and Edge.
For iOS and Android, including hardware wallet signing on the go.
Import an existing wallet or start fresh and move assets across. The help centre covers both routes.