80+ chains in one wallet

Multi-chain wallets usually mean “EVM plus a marketing page.” The wallet’s picker currently lists over 80 blockchains for real: 58 EVM networks, Bitcoin-family chains, 10 Substrate networks, and a set of single-family chains. Every one of them was balance-verified before it earned the slot.

What that means in practice:

• One recovery phrase. A BIP39 seed, which is the list of words you write down, is generated on your device and derives every account. There are no per-chain apps and no key exports, and nothing sits on a server to be breached. The extension talks to public RPCs, and your keys never leave the browser.
• Hardware signing. Any account’s signing can route through a connected hardware wallet, over USB on desktop and Bluetooth on mobile.
• The whole exchange in the popup. Swap, bridge, trade, predictions, marketplace and NFTs run on the same non-custodial rails as the web app. Feature-equivalence across web, extension and Android is an architectural rule: nothing ships in one until it ships in all three.
• Gasless where it counts. On OmniCoin, extension transactions ride the same EIP-2771 relay as everything else: you sign, validators pay gas.

Downloads are self-hosted with published SHA-256 checksums on /wallet. There are currently no app-store listings, so anything in a store claiming to be our wallet isn’t ours. Verify the checksum, load the extension, and hold your own.

Stay bazaar, ~Chris