See what you sign
Transaction previews help you understand token approvals, transfers, and contract interactions before you confirm.
Get to know the Rabby Wallet Extension: how to install it, connect to dApps, and take a closer look before you approve a transaction.
Rabby is built for onchain activity. Here are a few features that can make everyday wallet use easier to follow.
Transaction previews help you understand token approvals, transfers, and contract interactions before you confirm.
Manage assets across supported EVM networks from one browser extension, without juggling separate wallets.
Use your wallet with decentralized apps and DeFi services, while reviewing each connection and request.
Use the official source and take your time setting up recovery. Your seed phrase is the key to your wallet—keep it private and offline.
Find the official download ↗Type rabby.io into your browser. Use its download page to find the supported browser extension listing.
Confirm the store, publisher, and URL match the official link. Never install from an unsolicited message or unfamiliar file.
Follow the extension’s setup prompts. If importing, only enter your recovery phrase in the genuine wallet extension you opened yourself.
Visit a dApp’s verified site, choose connect wallet, then review the network and permissions before approving.
Rabby can help show transaction details, but you remain in control of what you sign. Keep these basics close.
Quick, practical answers for your first steps with the Rabby Wallet Extension.
Visit the official website ↗Rabby is a browser wallet designed for interacting with Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks. It lets you manage wallet accounts, review transactions, and connect to decentralized applications.
Start at the official Rabby website, rabby.io, and follow its download links to the appropriate browser store. Check the publisher and URL carefully; avoid sponsored lookalikes and links sent in unsolicited messages.
The extension itself is available at no charge. Network gas fees may apply when sending transactions, and third-party dApps can have their own fees or risks.
A self-custody wallet cannot reset your recovery phrase for you. Keep your seed phrase offline in a secure place and never share it with anyone, including support staff.
No wallet can guarantee a contract or transaction is safe. Transaction previews are useful context, not a substitute for independent research. Never approve a request you do not understand.
Find the official Rabby Wallet download and explore its features at the source.