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See Before You Sign

Rabby Wallet is an open-source browser extension wallet built for multi-chain DeFi. It shows you what a transaction will do before you sign it, so every approval is one you understand.

See the risk before you sign

Transaction preview

Rabby simulates every signature and shows your balance changes, the contract’s reputation and any known scam addresses before you approve anything.

Automatic chain switching

Open a dApp and the wallet moves to the network that dApp uses, so you never sign on the wrong chain by accident.

Approval manager

Review old token permissions in one built-in list and revoke the ones you no longer trust, whenever you like.

From Install to First Safe Sign

Four quick steps take you from a fresh browser to a signed transaction, and your keys never leave your device.

01.

Install the extension

Add Rabby Wallet to Chrome or Firefox from the official store in under a minute, then pin it to your toolbar for quick access.

02.

Bring your wallet

Import a seed phrase, connect a hardware wallet or add a watch-only address. Your keys stay local, encrypted on your own device.

03.

Connect to any dApp

Open a dApp and connect. Rabby picks the right chain for you, so there is no manual network switching or guesswork.

04.

Review, then sign

See a simulated outcome of the transaction, including balance changes and risks, before you approve and sign with confidence.

Rabby versus the usual wallet

Same job, very different experience. Here is what changes the moment you sign a transaction, switch a network or review who can spend your tokens.

What you check

A typical single-chain wallet

Rabby Wallet

Signing

You approve a raw hex payload and have to trust it blindly.

You read a plain-language simulation of exactly what will happen first.

Networks

You switch networks by hand and a wrong chain means a failed transaction.

The wallet switches to the right chain automatically for each dapp.

Approvals

Token approvals stay hidden, so old permissions linger for years.

A revoke dashboard lists every approval and lets you cancel it.

Code

The source is often partly closed and hard to audit.

All code is published openly under the MIT licence.

Trusted by careful users

“Rabby flagged a drainer contract before I signed. The warning was plain, specific and saved my funds.”

Mira Osei, DeFi analyst

“I revoked forty stale approvals in one afternoon. Every old permission sat in one tidy list.”

Tomas Haldi, NFT collector

“The code is open source, so I audited it myself. Nothing hidden, and that is why I use it daily.”

Yuki Mori, protocol engineer

Free to use, with optional extras

Rabby costs nothing to download or run. Pay only if you want the added tools below.

Free

0 USD

The full wallet, at no cost, forever.

Full browser extension

Unlimited addresses

Transaction simulation

Approval manager

Rabby Pro

6 USD a month

Extras for people who trade every day.

Priority gas estimates

Portfolio exports

Multi-device sync

Teams

29 USD a month

Shared oversight for groups holding funds.

Shared watch-only treasury views

Role permissions

Everything in Rabby Pro

Questions before you install

The things careful users ask us first, answered plainly.

Is Rabby open source and audited?

Yes. Rabby’s code is published on GitHub under an open licence, so anyone can read it, build it and compare it with the release you install. Independent security firms have reviewed the wallet, and the findings are public. An audit lowers risk but never removes it, so keep your own habits sharp.

Where are my private keys stored?

Your keys are generated and encrypted on your own device and never leave it. Rabby has no account system and no server that holds your secrets, so nobody at the company can see or recover them. That also means your backup phrase is the only way back in: write it down offline.

Which chains and hardware wallets work with it?

Rabby supports Ethereum and a long list of EVM networks, including Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon and BNB Chain. It switches networks automatically to match the app you open. Ledger, Trezor and Keystone can be connected, so signing stays on the device in your hand.

Can I import my existing MetaMask seed phrase?

Yes. Choose import, enter your twelve or twenty-four words, and your accounts appear with the same addresses and balances. Do this only on the official extension, and never type your phrase into a website. Your MetaMask can stay installed, so you can test Rabby first.

What does the transaction simulation check, and can it be wrong?

Before you sign, Rabby runs the transaction and shows which tokens leave and arrive, which approvals you grant, and whether the contract or address was flagged as risky. It can be wrong: new scams, unusual contracts and changing network conditions may slip past. Treat it as a second pair of eyes, not a guarantee.

Add Rabby Today

Add Rabby to Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox, or send a question about enterprise use. The form reaches the open-source maintainers; support hours are not promised.

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