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Keeper Wallet

Open-source Waves-ecosystem wallet (formerly Waves Keeper) as a browser extension, with mobile and web versions, for signing Waves dApp transactions.

Networks1supported blockchains
Platforms5apps & extensions
Features5confirmed of 14 tracked
Swap fee—see details below

About Keeper Wallet

Open-source Waves-ecosystem wallet (formerly Waves Keeper) as a browser extension, with mobile and web versions, for signing Waves dApp transactions.

Pros

  • Open source (MIT license)
  • Keys encrypted and stored locally; dApps must request each signature
  • Ledger and multiple Waves accounts supported
  • Built-in swap with route optimization and NFT section
  • Encrypted Keystore file backup

Cons

  • Supports only the Waves blockchain
  • Browser extension not updated since August 2023 (v2.13.10)
  • Small user base and limited recent development activity

Networks & assets

1 networks. Waves blockchain only

Ecosystems

Waves

Main networks

Waves

Features

✓In-app swaps
—Cross-chain bridge
—Staking
✓NFT support
—dApp browser
—WalletConnect
✓Hardware wallet pairing
—Buy crypto (fiat on-ramp)
—Multisig
—Seedless / MPC option
✓Open source
—Biometric unlock
✓Multiple accounts
—Testnets

✓ supported · ✕ not supported · — not confirmed by the wallet's documentation.

Fees

Other
Waves network fees apply.

Security

Custody
Self-custody: you hold the keys
Open source
Yes
Bug bounty
Not confirmed
DocsMedium blog

10 languages

Sources · checked 2026-10-01
  1. chromewebstore.google.com
  2. addons.mozilla.org
  3. github.com
  4. docs.keeper-wallet.app
  5. medium.com
  6. medium.com