Software Wallets

Variant
Account Type
Attributes
Ambire
The first hybrid Account abstraction wallet to support Basic (EOA) and Smart accounts, improving security and user experience.
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Source Code
Stage 0

The basic stage for Walletbeat to evaluate any software wallet.

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❌ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❌ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ Ambire supports Account Abstraction via ERC-4337 and EIP-7702.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

⚠️ Ambire supports sending to ENS addresses, but the user needs to verify which chain they are using.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

✅ Ambire supports all the prominent standards for web browser integration.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❌ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❌ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ Ambire supports transaction batching and atomic transaction bundles.

Daimo
Daimo aims to replicate a Venmo-like experience onchain. It focuses on cheap stablecoin payments and fast onramp and offramp of USD / USDC with minimal fees.
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Source Code
Stage 0

The basic stage for Walletbeat to evaluate any software wallet.

Criteria needed to advance to :

  • ❌ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.
Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❌ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❌ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❌ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ⚠️ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ Daimo supports Account Abstraction via ERC-4337.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❌ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

⚠️ Daimo supports sending to ENS addresses, but the user needs to verify which chain they are using.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❌ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

🆗 Only browser-based wallets are rated on their browser integration support.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❌ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❌ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❌ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ⚠️ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

🆗 Daimo is exempt as it is a payments-focused wallet, for which transaction batching is not very useful.

Elytro
Coming soon. We build secured and decentralized public infra for humanity on Ethereum. We believe in a free, open and self-own internet. We start by building a smart contract account.
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Source Code
No Stage

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ Elytro supports Account Abstraction via ERC-4337.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Family
No Stage

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ Family supports EOAs only, with no Account Abstraction support.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

🆗 Only browser-based wallets are rated on their browser integration support.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Frame
No Stage

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ Frame supports EOAs only, with no Account Abstraction support.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Gem Wallet
Gem Wallet is a fully open source multichain mobile wallet with transparent revenue reporting. Built for iOS and Android with a focus on security and user sovereignty.
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Source Code
Stage 0

The basic stage for Walletbeat to evaluate any software wallet.

Criteria needed to advance to :

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.
Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ Gem Wallet supports EOAs only, with no Account Abstraction support.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

⚠️ Gem Wallet supports sending to ENS addresses, but the user needs to verify which chain they are using.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

🆗 Only browser-based wallets are rated on their browser integration support.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

imToken
imToken is a reliable and intuitive digital wallet, enabling easy access to over 50+ major networks including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron. imToken supports hardware wallets, token swap and DApp browser etc., and provides secure and trusted non-custodial wallet services to millions of users in more than 150 countries and regions around the world.
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Source Code
No Stage

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❌ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ imToken supports EOAs only, with no Account Abstraction support.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❌ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

⚠️ imToken supports sending to ENS addresses, but the user needs to verify which chain they are using.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❌ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

🆗 Only browser-based wallets are rated on their browser integration support.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❌ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

MetaMask
MetaMask is a popular multichain wallet created by Consensys and that has been around for a long time. It is a jack-of-all-trades wallet that can be extended through MetaMask Snaps.
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Stage 0

The basic stage for Walletbeat to evaluate any software wallet.

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ MetaMask supports Account Abstraction via EIP-7702.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

⚠️ MetaMask supports sending to ENS addresses, but the user needs to verify which chain they are using.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

✅ MetaMask supports all the prominent standards for web browser integration.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ MetaMask supports transaction batching and atomic transaction bundles.

Bridge Wallet
Buy, swap and sell crypto with the lowest fees, zero hidden costs and full control over your cryptoassets.
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No Stage

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

NuFi
Powerful wallet for powerful users.
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No Stage

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❌ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ NuFi supports Account Abstraction via EIP-7702.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❌ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❌ NuFi does not resolve human-readable addresses such as ENS names.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❌ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

✅ NuFi supports all the prominent standards for web browser integration.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❌ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ NuFi supports transaction batching and atomic transaction bundles.

Phantom
Phantom is a user-friendly Ethereum and Solana wallet. It focuses on ease of use, easy swapping of tokens and NFTs, and integration with popular DeFi and NFT exchange protocols within the wallet.
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Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ Phantom supports EOAs only, with no Account Abstraction support.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Rabby
Rabby is a user-friendly Ethereum wallet focusing on smooth UX and security. It features an intuitive transaction preview feature and works on many chains.
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Stage 0

The basic stage for Walletbeat to evaluate any software wallet.

Criteria needed to advance to :

  • ❌ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❌ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❌ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❌ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ Rabby supports EOAs only, with no Account Abstraction support.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❌ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❌ Rabby does not resolve human-readable addresses such as ENS names.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❌ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❌ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❌ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❌ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

✅ Rabby supports all the prominent standards for web browser integration.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❌ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❌ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❌ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ Rabby does not support transaction batching, as it does not support any type of smart account.

Rainbow
Rainbow Extension. Built for speed. Built for power. Built for You.
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Stage 0

The basic stage for Walletbeat to evaluate any software wallet.

Criteria needed to advance to :

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.
Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ Rainbow supports EOAs only, with no Account Abstraction support.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❌ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Safe
Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe) is a smart contract wallet focused on secure asset management with multi-signature functionality for individuals and organizations.
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Stage 0

The basic stage for Walletbeat to evaluate any software wallet.

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❌ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ Safe supports Account Abstraction via ERC-4337.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ❓ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❌ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❓ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

✅ Safe supports transaction batching and atomic transaction bundles.

Zerion
No Stage

Criteria needed to advance to :

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❌ Zerion supports EOAs only, with no Account Abstraction support.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.

Stage 1

Stage 1 The wallet has made a minimal but significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ 🔏 Security audits: The wallet has passed a security audit within the last year.
  • ❓ The wallet supports hardware wallets from at least three manufacturers.
  • ❓ ⚓ Chain verification: The wallet verifies the integrity of the L1 chain.
  • ❌ 📨 Private token transfers: Token transfers and balances are private by default.
  • ❓ 🧳 Account portability: The user can freely export their account to another wallet.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with the L1 chain.
  • ❓ ❤️ Source code license: The wallet is licensed under a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) license.
  • ❓ 📇 Address resolution: The wallet can send funds to human-readable Ethereum addresses.
  • ⚠️ 🌐 Browser integration: The wallet complies with web browser integration standards.

🆗 Only browser-based wallets are rated on their browser integration support.

Stage 2

Stage 2 The wallet has made a significant commitment to Ethereum values.

  • ❓ The wallet is part of a funded Bug Bounty program.
  • ❓ 🔗 Wallet address privacy: Wallet addresses are not correlatable with other user information.
  • ❓ 🖇 Multi-address privacy: Multiple wallet addresses are not correlatable with one another.
  • ❓ 📡 Transaction inclusion: The wallet can withdraw L2 funds to Ethereum L1 without relying on intermediaries.
  • ❓ The wallet allows the user to use their own node when interacting with any chain.
  • ❓ 🪙 Funding: The wallet's funding sources and revenue model are public and transparent.
  • ❓ 💸 Fee transparency: The fees charged by the wallet are made transparent to the user at all times.
  • ❌ 💼 Account Abstraction: The wallet is Account Abstraction ready.
  • ❓ 🧺 Transaction batching: The wallet supports atomic batched transactions.

❔ Walletbeat lacks the information needed to determine this.