Create a new wallet or restore one from an existing recovery phrase. Your key is generated and stored only in this browser -- see the "Security note" at the bottom before using this with real funds.
Security note: unlike the mobile app (which stores your key in the OS Keychain/Keystore), this web wallet keeps your recovery phrase in this browser's localStorage. Setting a PIN (Settings tab, after creating/restoring a wallet) encrypts it at rest with a key derived from that PIN (PBKDF2 + AES-GCM, via the browser's own Web Crypto API) -- real protection against someone reading localStorage directly, but it only holds up if your PIN itself isn't guessable, and offers no protection once the wallet is unlocked in an open tab. Best used for testnet or small amounts; the mobile app is the safer choice for real funds. See README.md for the full reasoning.
Opens PancakeSwap in a new tab -- you connect and trade there, not on this page. Thin liquidity; see the Risk Disclosure before trading.
Address book
No saved addresses yet.
Your receive address
Previously used addresses
This wallet derives a new address each time you tap "New address" below rather than automatically rotating one for you -- balance and history are combined across every address you've generated. It does not scan for addresses used elsewhere (e.g. by another copy of this wallet restored from the same phrase) beyond what's listed here.
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Sign in to the staking pool to deposit, withdraw, and see accrued rewards.
Signing up also requires the fields below. This is self-attested information, not verified identity checking -- see the note at the bottom of this section.
These fields are stored as entered and are not checked against any document or verification provider. Your ID number is encrypted before storage; your name and date of birth are not.
By signing up you agree to the Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and AML/KYC Policy.
Create a shared N-of-M address, propose a spend, collect signatures from cosigners, and broadcast once enough have signed. Proposals are plain JSON -- send them to cosigners however you like (email, a shared file); nothing here transmits them for you.
1. Create a multisig address
Your own compressed public key (included automatically):
2. Propose a spend
3. Sign / combine / broadcast a proposal
Add any CodexaCoin address to monitor its balance -- no keys involved, this can't spend anything. Useful for keeping an eye on an address that isn't part of this wallet.
Your account xpub
Share this so someone else -- or this wallet restored on another device, without its private key -- can watch your addresses' balances. Anyone with it can see every address this wallet generates and how much it's received, so don't share it publicly.
Watch from an xpub
Add several addresses at once from an account xpub, instead of one at a time. Derives a fixed number of addresses you choose, not a full gap-limit scan.
No watched addresses yet.
App lock
No PIN set -- your recovery phrase is stored in plain text in this browser (see the security note on the onboarding screen).
Sign a message
Proves control of one of your addresses, without spending anything -- e.g. to verify your identity to someone else off-chain.
Verify a message