See the impact
before you sign.
Transaction simulation helps preview what a supported action may change, so you can review the details before approving.
Meet the browser wallet that helps you move through DeFi with more context, fewer surprises, and control that stays yours.
Self-custody means you stay in charge of your recovery phrase.
A wallet should do more than connect. Rabby brings useful context into the moments that matter—from choosing a network to reviewing a transaction.
Transaction simulation helps preview what a supported action may change, so you can review the details before approving.
Explore supported chains and decentralized applications from one browser extension, with network details close at hand.
Keep control of your wallet credentials. Your recovery phrase is yours to protect—never share it with anyone.
Getting a wallet is straightforward. Staying deliberate is what makes it useful.
Begin at Rabby’s official website and follow its current extension instructions. Avoid sponsored lookalikes and unsolicited links.
Write it down and keep it offline in a private place. Anyone who has it can access your wallet; no support agent needs it.
Check the website address, requested permissions, network, and transaction details before you connect or approve.
A browser wallet is your doorway to decentralized applications. The Rabby Wallet extension is designed to make that doorway easier to understand: it connects a self-custody wallet to supported networks and apps, while keeping useful transaction information close to the moment you make a decision.
For people exploring DeFi, that context can matter. Before confirming an action, take time to check the network, destination, token approvals, and any projected changes shown by the wallet. Transaction simulation can offer a preview, but it is not a guarantee that an application or contract is safe. Keep doing your own checks.
Getting started begins with the official Rabby website. Follow its current installation directions, create or import a wallet only if you understand the recovery process, and store your recovery phrase offline. Never enter it into a website or share it with someone claiming to be support. A wallet provider cannot restore a phrase you lose.
Once set up, connect only to apps you trust, grant the minimum permissions you need, and review approvals periodically. Self-custody gives you control—and makes you responsible for protecting access. A few deliberate checks can make everyday Web3 use feel clearer and more considered.
In self-custody, understanding what you approve is just as important as choosing where to connect.
Always verify you’re on the official site. Never share your recovery phrase.