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##Rabby™ Wallet Extension — Get started with Rabby
The Rabby Wallet Extension is a non‑custodial crypto wallet designed for interacting with Ethereum and other EVM‑compatible blockchains directly in your browser. “Non‑custodial” means you — and only you — control your private keys and seed phrase, not any company or server. This type of wallet is widely used to interact with decentralized applications (dApps) such as decentralized exchanges (DEXs), NFT marketplaces, lending platforms, and other Web3 services. ([support.rabby.io][1])
Unlike custodial wallets held by exchanges (where the exchange controls your keys), Rabby gives total control to the user — but that also means total responsibility. ([support.rabby.io][1])
The extension runs in desktop browsers like Google Chrome and Brave and can be pinned to your toolbar for easy access. ([support.rabby.io][1])
⚠️ Important: Rabby is not compatible with mobile browsers. If you are on a phone, install the official app from rabby.io or use a mobile‑friendly wallet instead. ([support.rabby.io][1])
Visit the official Rabby website at https://rabby.io/ — this is the legitimate source for Rabby downloads. ([support.rabby.io][1])
❗ Do not download the extension from third‑party websites, links in emails, or search engine ads. Fake wallet extensions exist that can steal your funds. ([rabby-wallet.at][2])
Once you click “Download Extension” on rabby.io, your browser will take you to the official extension store, either:
Always verify the publisher name (e.g., “Debank” or “Rabby Wallet”) before installing to confirm it’s genuine. ([Google Sites][3])
When installing, your browser will show permissions the extension requests. It’s normal for wallet extensions to ask for access to browser tabs and to read content for interacting with dApps, but be vigilant — if permissions or the extension name look suspicious, stop and double‑check the source.
After installing and clicking the Rabby icon in your browser’s toolbar, you’ll see the setup interface. You can either create a new wallet or import one you already have. ([support.rabby.io][1])
Click “Create a new address” on the setup screen. ([support.rabby.io][1])
Rabby will show you security tips and then reveal your seed phrase when you click “Show Seed Phrase.”
Set up a wallet password to encrypt local data in your browser. This password is never stored by Rabby. If you forget it, you’ll have to reinstall and set up the wallet again. ([support.rabby.io][1])
After creating the wallet, pin the Rabby extension so it’s visible in your toolbar. You’ll now be able to receive funds, send transactions, and connect to dApps from your browser. ([support.rabby.io][1])
If you already have a wallet from another provider (e.g., MetaMask, Trust Wallet), you can import it into Rabby:
On the setup screen, click “I already have an address.” ([support.rabby.io][1])
Choose how to import:
⏱️ Importing does not move your assets — it merely adds the same address so Rabby can view and manage it.
Once set up, Rabby offers several core functions:
You can transfer tokens across EVM blockchains securely.
Exchange tokens or bridge assets between chains directly in the wallet.
Rabby supports decentralized apps (dApps) — you simply click Connect Wallet on a compatible site to interact with it using Rabby. It also auto‑switches networks based on the dApp’s requirements. ([support-rabby-wallet-extension.typedream.app][5])
Before signing, Rabby shows an exact preview of what your transaction will do, including balance changes and contract interactions — one of its highlighted security features. ([support-rabby-wallet-extension.typedream.app][5])
Rabby can connect to hardware wallets like Ledger for enhanced security. ([support.rabby.io][4])
This section is extremely important — reading it could save you from losing your crypto.
Rabby Wallet does not store your seed phrase or password. If you lose your seed phrase or password, there’s no company help desk that can restore it. Your crypto is irretrievable without it. ([support.rabby.io][1])
Cybercriminals are known to create fake Rabby wallet extensions and apps that impersonate the real one. These impostor wallets can steal your seed phrase and drain your funds immediately. Always download only from rabby.io or official store listings. ([rabby-wallet.at][2])
If you’re installing any Rabby app from an app store, ensure it’s official. Fake mobile wallet apps exist that mimic the name and logo of Rabby — they can be scams designed to steal funds. ([Reddit][6])
No legitimate wallet provider, support team, or app ever asks for your seed phrase. Sharing it — even in a seemingly “safe” support chat — means full access to your assets. ([rabby-wallet.at][2])
Browser extension wallets have inherent risks: if your browser is compromised by malware or malicious extensions, your wallet could be at risk too. Use trusted browsers and keep your system secure.
Write down your seed phrase on paper or store it in a secure hardware backup device — not on cloud storage, photos, or text files.
✔️ Visit rabby.io for official downloads ✔️ Use official extension stores ✔️ Write down your seed phrase offline ✔️ Use a strong local password ✔️ Never share seed phrases or private keys ✔️ Be cautious of fake wallets