Abraxas Wallet

A secure, non-custodial multi-chain wallet for everyday users, developers, and institutions.

Non-custodial · Multi-chain · Open-platform

Overview

Abraxas Wallet is designed to provide a concise, secure, and auditable experience for managing digital assets across multiple blockchains. The wallet implements local key custody, transaction signing, and selective data sharing for dApp connections. Abraxas Wallet balances usability with security controls required by power users and enterprise teams.

Core features

Abraxas Wallet delivers a focused feature set that addresses common Web3 needs without unnecessary complexity.

  • Local Key Management: Private keys and recovery material are encrypted on device; Abraxas Wallet does not transmit seed material off the client.
  • Multi-Chain Support: Native support for Ethereum, EVM-compatible chains, major L2 networks, and custom RPC endpoints.
  • Transaction Preview & Permissions: Structured transaction preview, explicit gas settings, and per-site permission controls.
  • NFT & Token Management: Intuitive interface for tokens, collectibles, and token grouping.
  • Hardware Wallet Integrations: Plug-and-play support for widely used hardware devices for advanced custody.

Security model

Security is implemented with layered controls: encrypted local storage for keys, optional hardware wallet anchoring, biometric or OS-level authentication, and strict same-origin permissioning for dApp interactions. Abraxas Wallet ships with secure defaults and provides audit logs to review signing history.

Administrators can configure session timeouts, withdrawal limits, and policy enforcement for managed deployments.

Getting started — onboarding flow

The onboarding flow is streamlined for clarity and security. New users choose between creating a new wallet or restoring an existing one with a recovery phrase. During creation, Abraxas Wallet generates a BIP-39 compatible seed and guides the user through secure seed backup. Recovery restoration supports seed phrases and hardware wallet pairing.

Developer integrations & ecosystem

Abraxas Wallet exposes a developer SDK and a lightweight JSON-RPC proxy to simplify dApp integration. The wallet supports standard Web3 provider patterns and provides metadata for enhanced UX when initiating signatures or transaction requests. Integration points include:

  • Standard provider injection for web dApps.
  • REST and WebSocket hooks for transaction status updates.
  • Audit hooks for enterprise event ingestion.

Privacy & compliance

Abraxas Wallet minimizes data collection: only anonymized telemetry and opt-in diagnostics are collected. User PII is neither required nor stored. For enterprise deployments, the wallet can be configured to integrate with SIEM systems and support regulatory requirements via configurable audit retention.

FAQ

How does Abraxas Wallet secure keys?

Keys are encrypted locally and unlocked via password or platform biometrics. For additional protection, pair with an approved hardware wallet.

Which blockchains are supported?

Out of the box: Ethereum mainnet, EVM chains, major L2s. Custom RPC endpoints enable compatibility with additional networks.

Is the wallet open source and audited?

Abraxas Wallet follows an open development model for core components. Security assessments and third-party audits are part of our release process; consult the official documentation for the latest audit reports.