Getting Started

  • Get Started with Rabby Mobile
    By choosing Rabby Wallet, you’re opting for a game-changing, non-custodial wallet in the EVM ecosystem. With Rabby Mobile, your crypto journey is simpler, safer, and more secure—right at your fingertips.

    Install Rabby Mobile

     

    To download Rabby Mobile, visit our official website: https://rabby.io/

    The app is available on both Google Play and the App Store.

    System Requirements: Rabby Mobile supports iOS 15+ and Android 11+.

    Note: Rabby does not provide APK files for direct download. Please use the official app stores or our website to install the app.

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    Creating a new address

     

    If you don’t have a wallet, click Create a new address and follow the instructions to create and securely back up your address.
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    1. Name your address
    You can add a note to your address to help you identify it later. If no note is added, the address will be displayed in its original blockchain format.
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    2. Set a password

    Create a password to unlock the app and encrypt your local data. You can enable Face ID or fingerprint for quick unlocking.

    Note: Rabby does not store your password. If forgotten, you’ll need to reinstall Rabby to set up a new one.

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    3. Back up your address
    Securely back up your Seed Phrase—it is the key to your address and funds. If you lose it or share it with others, your assets could be permanently lost. Without a proper backup, Rabby cannot help you recover your wallet.
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    - Option 1: Back up via iCloud or Google Drive

    Save your Seed Phrase in iCloud or Google Drive for added convenience. You’ll need your password to restore it, so ensure your password is securely saved. Without the password, you cannot restore the backup, and Rabby cannot assist with recovery.

    - Option 2: Back up manually

    Write your Seed Phrase down on paper and store it securely in a location only you can access.

    Note: Avoid unreliable methods such as taking screenshots, saving in plain text files, or storing in unencrypted cloud services, as these increase the risk of unauthorized access to your Seed Phrase.

     

    Importing addresses you already have

     

    1. Tap I already have an address to get started

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    2. Select an import method

    - Option 1: Import Seed Phrase

    If you’re migrating from MetaMask or other self-custodial wallets, ensure you have the seed phrase for your addresses ready. Click Import Seed Phrase and enter your phrase in the provided field. Additionally, if you have backed up the seed phrase in iCloud/Google Drive, you can click the icon to restore your backup.

    - Option 2: Import a Private Key

    - Option 3: Connect a hardware wallet like Ledger, Keystone, or OneKey

     

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    3. Set up a password

    Create a password to secure your wallet by encrypting your local data. You can enable Face ID or fingerprint for quick unlocking.

    Note: Rabby does not store your password. If forgotten, you’ll need to reinstall Rabby to set up a new one.

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    After completing these steps, your address will be successfully added to Rabby Wallet. If you want to add more addresses from the same Seed Phrase, click Import more addresses.

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    Explore Rabby Wallet

     

    Once set up, you’ll see your wallet balance along with features like Send, Swap, Bridge, and Websites to help you conveniently explore on-chain activities.

    You can pin your most-used address to the homepage for instant access.

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    To connect to Dapps, tap Websites and search for the website you’d like to use.

    1. Open the Dapp and locate the Connect Wallet button.

    2. Select Rabby Wallet from the list of available wallet options. A pop-up window from Rabby will appear.

    - If the Dapp doesn’t list Rabby Wallet as an option, select MetaMask. A Rabby pop-up will appear, allowing you to connect.

    - If the Dapp doesn’t have either a Rabby Wallet or MetaMask option, it will likely provide a browser wallet option. You can proceed by selecting that to connect.

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  • Get started with Rabby extension
    By choosing Rabby Wallet, you’re opting for a game-changing, non-custodial wallet in the EVM ecosystem. With Rabby, your crypto journey is simpler, safer, and more secure. Let’s get started!
     

    Install Rabby Wallet extension

     
    1. Download the official Rabby Wallet extension from our website: https://rabby.io/
    Note: Rabby Wallet is not compatible with mobile browsers. Please use a desktop browser such as Chrome, Brave, or FireFox
    2. Once the download is complete, a webpage will open to guide you through the setup process.
     

    Creating a new address

     

    If you don’t have a wallet, click Create a new address and follow the instructions to create and securely back up your address.
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    Step 1: Carefully review the security tips provided. Ensure no one is watching your screen, then click Show Seed Phrase.
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    Step 2: Back up your Seed Phrase securely. It is the key to your address and funds. Don’t lose it, never share it with others, and avoid storing it online. Write it down and store it in a secure offline location.
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    Step 3: Set up a password to lock the extension and encrypt local data.
    Note: Rabby does not store your password. If forgotten, you’ll need to reinstall Rabby to set up a new one.
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    Step 4: After setting up your password, your wallet address will be successfully created. Pin the Rabby Wallet extension to your browser toolbar for quick access.
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    Now you’re ready to receive funds, manage your crypto, and explore the blockchain with Rabby Wallet. Enjoy your journey!
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    Importing addresses you already have

    If you already have an address, click I already have an address. Select a method to import your address.
    For detailed guidance, check out this article: How to migrate from other wallets to Rabby Wallet
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  • How to migrate from other wallets to Rabby Wallet
    Migrating to Rabby Wallet doesn’t change or affect your funds, assets, or DeFi activities. Since it’s the same address on the blockchain, everything—your tokens, NFTs, and staking or yield farming—remains exactly as it was. Rabby simply gives you a new, secure interface to manage them.
    Now, let’s walk through the steps to migrate your wallet. In just a few minutes, you’ll unlock a faster, safer, and more convenient wallet experience.
    Before you start, download Rabby Wallet from the official website: https://rabby.io/

    Rabby Wallet Extension

     

    Once the download is complete, a webpage will open to guide you through the setup process.

    Click I already have an address to import yours.

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    1. Choose an Import Method

    If you’re migrating from MetaMask or other self-custodial wallets, ensure you have the seed phrase for your addresses ready. Click Import Seed Phrase and enter your phrase in the provided field.

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    Besides importing your Seed Phrase, you can:
    • Import a Private Key
    • Connect a hardware wallet like Ledger
    Additional options, such as connecting Trezor, Onekey, Keystone, GridPlus, BitBox02 and Safe, can be found under the More section.
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    After adding or creating an address in Rabby Wallet, you can find additional import options.
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    2. Set up a password

    This password will lock the extension and encrypt your local data.

    Note: Rabby does not store your password. If forgotten, you’ll need to reinstall Rabby to set up a new one.

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    3. Add your addresses
    After importing your seed phrase or connecting your hardware wallet, Rabby displays the first 50 addresses derived from that seed phrase. You can select your address from this list and toggle the switch to add it to Rabby. Any addresses you don't need can be ignored.
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    You can use Advanced Settings (top-right corner) to change the HD path or view addresses beyond the initial 50.
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    After adding your addresses, Rabby Wallet automatically displays your tokens, NFTs, and DeFi assets across EVM chains—no need for manual importing.
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    Troubleshooting

    If you don’t see a previously used address after importing your Seed Phrase:

    - Double-check that you’re entering the correct Seed Phrase.

    - If the seed phrase is correct, click Add more addresses and go to Advanced settings and try:

    1. Switching to different HD paths, or

    2. Changing the serial number to view additional addresses beyond the first 50.

     
     

    Rabby Mobile

     

    1. Tap I already have an address to get started
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    2. Select an import method
    - Option 1: Import Seed Phrase
    If you’re migrating from MetaMask or other self-custodial wallets, ensure you have the seed phrase for your addresses ready. Click Import Seed Phrase and enter your phrase in the provided field. Additionally, if you have backed up the seed phrase in iCloud/Google Drive, you can click the icon to restore your backup.
    - Option 2: Import a Private Key
    - Option 3: Connect a hardware wallet like Ledger, Keystone, or OneKey
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    3. Set up a password
    Create a password to secure your wallet by encrypting your local data. You can enable Face ID or fingerprint for quick unlocking.
    Note: Rabby does not store your password. If forgotten, you’ll need to reinstall Rabby to set up a new one.
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    Rabby Desktop

     

    Rabby Desktop does not support importing seed phrases or private keys.
    All available connection methods for managing your address are displayed within Rabby Desktop—please select the option that best suits your needs.
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    If you wish to import your seed phrase or private key directly, we recommend using the Rabby browser extension.
    After connecting your addresses, Rabby Wallet automatically displays your tokens, NFTs, and DeFi assets across EVM chains—no need for manual importing.
    Now you’re all set to explore the blockchain with Rabby Wallet. Enjoy your journey!
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  • How to connect Dapps

    Connecting your wallet is an essential step when interacting with various Dapps. Rabby works smoothly with every Dapp across EVM chains.

     

    1. Locate the Connect Wallet button on the website you want to use.

    2. Select Rabby Wallet from the list of available wallet options. A pop-up window from Rabby will appear.

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    - If the Dapp doesn’t list Rabby Wallet as an option, select MetaMask. A Rabby pop-up will appear, allowing you to connect.

    - If the Dapp doesn’t have either a Rabby Wallet or MetaMask option, it will likely provide a browser wallet option. You can proceed by selecting that to connect.

     

    Does Rabby conflict with MetaMask?

     

    No worries! Rabby offers an easy way to switch between Rabby and MetaMask.

    When you need to use MetaMask, just flip to MetaMask. You’ll see a message saying “MetaMask is in use and Rabby is banned.” After this, refresh the website to activate the change.

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    Note: If you’re unable to connect to MetaMask even after flipping, this may be due to conflicts with other browser extensions. Simply disable those extensions and refresh the page. If you only have Rabby and MetaMask enabled, there will be no conflicts!

     

    Why can’t I connect to Rabby Wallet with many Dapps?

     

    Rabby Wallet is widely supported by most Dapps.

    If you’re unable to connect to Rabby Wallet, it may be due to interference from other extensions installed in your browser. Some wallet extensions can conflict with each other. Try disabling other extensions or using separate browser profiles, then refresh the website to resolve the issue.

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  • How to connect Ledger
    Rabby Wallet supports all Ledger products, including Ledger Nano S Plus, Ledger Nano X, Ledger Stax, and Ledger Flex.
    With Rabby, connecting and signing with Ledger is more streamlined, offering fewer errors and greater efficiency.
     

    Rabby Extension

     

    Rabby Extension supports connecting Ledger via USB.
    1. Click I already have an address and choose Ledger.
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    2. Set up a password to lock the extension and encrypt local data. Note: Rabby does not store your password. If forgotten, you’ll need to reinstall Rabby to set up a new one.
    3. Plug in your Ledger device via USB, unlock it with your PIN, and open the Ethereum app. Ensure that your Ledger screen shows “Application is ready.”
    4. Click Allow to authorize Rabby to connect to an HID device. Select your Ledger device and click Connect.
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    After connecting your hardware wallet, your addresses will be added to Rabby Wallet.
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    Tips: If you have multiple addresses, click Add more addresses from Ledger to add them in batch. While adding more addresses, you can click Advanced settings to change the HD path or adjust the starting serial number to view addresses beyond the first 50.
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    After adding your addresses, Rabby Wallet automatically displays your tokens, NFTs, and DeFi assets across EVM chains—no need for manual importing.
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    Rabby Mobile

     

    Rabby Mobile app supports connecting Ledger via Bluetooth.
    1. Select I already have an address and tap Connect Hardware Wallets.
    2. Unlock your Ledger device and ensure Bluetooth is enabled on both devices.
    3. Once connected, your address will be successfully imported into Rabby.
    Rabby Wallet automatically displays your tokens, NFTs, and DeFi assets across EVM chains—no need for manual importing.
     
    Now you’re all set to explore the blockchain with Rabby Wallet. Enjoy your journey!
     

    Rabby Desktop

     

    1. Plug in your Ledger device via USB, unlock it with your PIN, and open the Ethereum app. Ensure that your Ledger screen shows “Application is ready.”
    2. Open Rabby Desktop, add an address, and choose Ledger under Connect Hardware Wallets.
    3. Once connected, Rabby displays the first 50 associated addresses. Select only the addresses you need—if you’re using a single address, simply choose that one.
    Tip: For users with multiple addresses in Ledger, you can add them all to Rabby in batch.
    To view addresses beyond the first 50, go to Advanced settings and adjust the Serial Number.
    After adding your addresses, Rabby will automatically display your tokens, NFTs, and DeFi assets across EVM chains—no need for manual importing.
     
    Now you’re all set to explore the blockchain with Rabby Wallet. Enjoy your journey!
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  • How to connect a hardware wallet
    Rabby Wallet supports a wide range of hardware wallets.

    Rabby Wallet Extension

     

    Rabby Wallet Extension supports connecting to the following hardware wallets:
    Ledger
    Trezor
    GridPlus
    Onekey
    Keystone
    Bitbox02
    CoolWallet
    AirGap Vault
    imToken
    imKey
    NGRAVE ZERO
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    Troubleshooting
    1. If you have trouble connecting to Trezor, please install Trezor Suite from Trezor’s official website.
    2. To connect OneKey, please install OneKey Bridge from OneKey’s official website.
    3. To connect BitBox02, please install BitBoxBridge from BitBox’s official website.
    4. If you’re having trouble connecting QR-based hardware wallets, ensure camera access is enabled for both your browser and the Rabby extension. While scanning, the screen will appear blurred, but this does not affect the QR code reading. Make sure the QR code is placed in front of the camera in a well-lit environment.
     

    Rabby Mobile

     

    Rabby Mobile supports connecting to the following hardware wallets:
    Ledger
    Keystone
    OneKey
     

    Rabby Desktop

     

    Rabby Desktop supports connecting to the following hardware wallets:
    Ledger
    Trezor
    OneKey
    Keystone
    AirGap Vault
    CoolWallet
    GridPlus
    NGRAVE ZERO
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    Troubleshooting
    1. If you have trouble connecting to Trezor, please install Trezor Suite from Trezor’s official website.
    2. To connect OneKey, please install OneKey Bridge from OneKey’s official website.
    3. To connect BitBox02, please install BitBoxBridge from BitBox’s official website.
    4. If you’re having trouble connecting QR-based hardware wallets, ensure camera access is enabled for both your browser and the Rabby extension. While scanning, the screen will appear blurred, but this does not affect the QR code reading. Make sure the QR code is placed in front of the camera in a well-lit environment.
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  • Get started with Rabby Desktop
    By choosing Rabby, you’re opting for a game-changing, non-custodial wallet for the EVM ecosystem. You won’t regret it—unlock your journey now!
     
    Rabby Desktop is a dedicated client for DApp security.
    Separated from your daily-use browser, Rabby Desktop provides an all-in-one solution to securely connect with your favorite DApps. Rabby Desktop ensures a controlled, secure environment, protecting your assets and data from browser vulnerabilities.
     

    Download Rabby Desktop

     

    Download Rabby Desktop from our website: https://rabby.io/
     

    Connect Your Address

     

    Rabby Desktop does not support importing seed phrases or private keys.
    All available connection methods for managing your address are displayed within Rabby Desktop—please select the option that best suits your needs.
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    If you wish to import your seed phrase or private key directly, we recommend using the Rabby browser extension.
     
    After connecting your addresses, Rabby will automatically display your tokens, NFTs, and DeFi assets across EVM chains—no need for manual importing.
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  • How to direct deposit (receive) tokens to my address

    Depositing ETH or ERC-20 tokens into your Rabby Wallet from an exchange or another wallet is a straightforward process. All you need is the public address of your Rabby Wallet.

     

    For step-by-step instructions:

     

    1. Open Rabby, click “Receive”, and select the chain you want to receive assets on. Copy your public address.How to receive.png
    2. Paste your address into the recipient field of the platform you’re sending from.
    3. Select the amount to send and follow any additional steps to complete the transaction.

     

    Other considerations:

     

    - Ensure the network in Rabby matches the one you’re sending from. Most exchanges will block incompatible transactions, but double-check to avoid issues.

    - Sending processes may vary between platforms. Review their documentation or support if needed.

    - If your balance doesn’t update after the transaction, check the status using a block explorer like Etherscan by searching for the transaction hash.

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