What is Rabby Wallet?

Rabby is an open‑source browser extension that lets you manage Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, and many other EVM chains from a single interface. It focuses on security and DeFi‑friendly UX, with features like:

Pre‑transaction risk scanning and balance‑change previews before you sign.

Support for Ledger, Keystone, and OneKey hardware wallets.

Multi‑chain portfolio tracking and one‑click dApp connections.

Rabby never stores your private keys or seed phrase; everything stays encrypted on your device.

Step 1: Install Rabby Wallet (Desktop) Rabby is not compatible with mobile browsers, so use Chrome, Brave, Edge, or Firefox on desktop.

Go to the Rabby Wallet official site or the Chrome Web Store and search for “Rabby Wallet”.

Click “Add to Chrome” (or your browser’s equivalent) and confirm installation.

Once installed, pin the Rabby icon to your browser toolbar for quick access.

🔒 Security note: Only download Rabby from the official site or verified store links to avoid fake extensions. ​

Step 2: Create or Import a Wallet When you first open Rabby, you’ll see two main options: “Create a new wallet” or “I already have a wallet” (import).

Option A – Create a New Wallet Choose “Create a new wallet”.

Rabby will generate a 12‑word recovery phrase (seed phrase).

Carefully write it down on paper and store it offline; Rabby does not save it for you.

Confirm the words in order inside the extension to verify your backup.

Set a local password to lock the extension and encrypt your data.

⚠️ If you forget your password, you must reinstall Rabby and restore from your seed phrase; Rabby cannot recover it.

Option B – Import Existing Wallet If you already use MetaMask or another EVM wallet:

Choose “I already have a wallet”.

Select your import method:

Seed phrase

Private key

Hardware wallet (Ledger, Keystone, OneKey)

Enter the seed phrase or private key, then set the same local password as above.

You can also add multiple addresses under one Rabby profile for different chains or accounts.

Step 3: First Login & Unlock Flow After setup, every login is a quick unlock:

Click the Rabby icon in your browser.

Enter your local password to decrypt the wallet and unlock your addresses.

Rabby will show your main address and current balances across supported chains.

On supported devices, you can enable Face ID or fingerprint for faster unlocking.

Step 4: Connect Rabby to a dApp Rabby is built for DeFi and NFT platforms, so connecting to dApps is straightforward:

Open a Web3 site (e.g., Uniswap, PancakeSwap, or an NFT marketplace).

Click “Connect Wallet” and choose Rabby Wallet from the list.

A Rabby pop‑up appears; confirm the connection and grant temporary access to your address. ​ ​

Once connected, Rabby will:

Show upcoming balance changes before you sign any transaction.

Flag potential risks (like high slippage, contract issues, or malicious addresses).

Always review the transaction preview carefully before confirming.

Step 5: Send, Swap, and Stake with Rabby With Rabby logged in and connected, you can:

Send tokens: Paste a recipient address, choose the chain, and confirm the gas‑fee preview.

Swap and bridge: Use Rabby’s built‑in swap/bridge features or dApp interfaces; Rabby will simulate the outcome first.

Stake or provide liquidity: Connect to DeFi protocols and approve contracts; Rabby warns you if permissions look risky.

Rabby also supports NFT display and management, letting you view collections directly in the wallet.

Step 6: Hardware Wallet Integration For extra security with larger holdings:

Connect your Ledger, Keystone, or OneKey device to your computer.

In Rabby, choose “Connect hardware wallet” and follow the prompts.

Rabby will list the first 50 addresses derived from your device; you can change the HD path in Advanced Settings.

Your private keys remain on the hardware device; Rabby only signs transactions with your approval.

Security Best Practices Never share your seed phrase or private key with anyone; screenshots and cloud storage are risky.

Only approve dApp connections and token approvals you trust; revoke unused permissions in Rabby’s settings.

Keep Rabby updated via the official store so you benefit from the latest security patches.

Rabby Mobile & Desktop (Optional) Rabby also offers mobile apps (iOS and Android) and a desktop app for managing the same addresses across devices. On mobile, you can:

Restore from your seed phrase or private key.

Use biometrics (Face ID / fingerprint) to unlock quickly.

Always ensure you’re using the official Rabby apps from the App Store or Google Play.

Summary Rabby Wallet login is simple: install the extension, create or import a wallet, set a password, and unlock with that password each time. Once logged in, you can connect to dApps, manage multi‑chain assets, and interact with DeFi and NFTs while Rabby scans transactions for risks and previews balance changes.

By following this guide, you get a secure, DeFi‑ready setup that keeps your keys under your control while streamlining cross‑chain activity.