Preview the transaction
Review a readable summary of many transactions before signing. Check the assets, approvals, and changes shown—and pause if anything feels unexpected.
Meet Rabby Wallet: a self-custody browser extension designed to make exploring Ethereum apps feel more considered, from the first connection to the final transaction preview.
A browser wallet is your everyday connection to decentralized applications. Rabby brings wallet management and onchain interactions into one place, with a focus on helping you understand what you’re about to approve.
Connect to a dapp, choose the account you want to use, and review the transaction in your wallet before you sign. The goal is a more legible experience—not a shortcut around your own judgment.
Discover Rabby at its official websiteTools designed to make everyday wallet interactions easier to inspect and manage.
Review a readable summary of many transactions before signing. Check the assets, approvals, and changes shown—and pause if anything feels unexpected.
Work with Ethereum and a broad selection of EVM-compatible chains from a wallet built for multi-network activity. Verify the destination network before every transfer.
Manage wallet accounts and review assets in one extension experience. Account details help you choose the right address when connecting to an app.
Use your wallet to connect to decentralized applications, then review the request in context. A connection alone is not the same as approving a transaction.
Onchain transactions are usually irreversible. Rabby’s transaction previews are designed to give you more context about many wallet requests before they’re signed.
Previews are an aid, not a security guarantee. A malicious contract can still present risk; only sign requests you understand.
Rabby is designed for Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks. Network availability can evolve, so confirm current support in Rabby’s official resources before moving funds.
Examples shown for orientation only. Check official Rabby resources for the latest supported networks.
Follow these basics when setting up a new browser wallet. Go slowly, and use only Rabby’s official download paths.
Go to Rabby.io Opens the official Rabby website in a new tabType rabby.io directly into your browser. Follow the website’s download links to a verified browser store or official app.
Choose the setup path that fits you. If importing a wallet, do so only in the authentic extension or app—never share your recovery phrase with anyone.
Write it down offline and store it somewhere private and secure. No support agent or legitimate website needs you to send them these words.
Check the dapp URL, account, network, permissions, and transaction details every time. Start with an amount you can afford to lose.
Wallet software can help you review activity, but it cannot remove the risks of self-custody. Protect your recovery phrase, check every domain, and never sign a request you do not understand.
Visit Rabby’s official siteNew to browser wallets? Start here, then explore Rabby’s official resources for current product details.
Rabby official websiteRabby is a self-custody crypto wallet designed for interacting with Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks. Its browser extension can connect to decentralized applications, while giving you wallet tools such as asset views and transaction previews.
Start at Rabby’s official website, rabby.io, and follow its download links to the supported browser extension store or official app. Check the publisher and domain before installing; avoid sponsored search results and third-party download pages.
Rabby is built to work across Ethereum and many EVM-compatible networks. Available networks and features can change, so check the official wallet interface and documentation for the current supported network list before sending assets.
A preview can help you inspect a transaction before signing, including the assets and permissions involved when the interaction can be decoded. It is a useful review aid, not a guarantee that a contract or transaction is safe.
Rabby is a self-custody wallet: you control the wallet credentials and are responsible for protecting your recovery phrase and signing decisions. Anyone who obtains your recovery phrase may be able to control your assets.