Rabby

Rabby is an open source and non-custodial wallet, meaning users retain full control over their private keys. Rabby is developed with a security-first approach to minimize risks such as scams and unintended transaction behavior. While there are no known major hacks or breaches involving Rabby, it’s worth noting that a fake version of the wallet was briefly available on the App Store prior to the official release of the genuine Rabby Wallet.

Rabby was created by the team behind DeBank, a well-known Web3 portfolio tracker. Rabby is developed and maintained by the DeBank team to improve the wallet experience for decentralized application users.

The company behind Rabby, DeBank, is based in Singapore. The team operates globally and is known for developing user-focused tools for Web3, including Rabby.

Rabby is available as a browser extension, mobile or desktop application that automatically selects the appropriate blockchain network for each dApp, helping users avoid network mismatches. Rabby performs pre-execution simulations of transactions to show what will happen before confirming, improving safety and transparency. Like most non-custodial wallets, Rabby generates and stores private keys locally, protected by a password and recovery phrase.

Rabby was officially released in July 26 2021 as a browser extension wallet. Rabby was designed to improve upon existing wallet UX by offering features like automatic chain switching and transaction simulation, making it particularly popular among power users in the DeFi space.