One app for your whole on-chain life.
Hold, move and grow assets across thirteen chains without leaving self-custody — or opening a second tab.
Swap on-chain
Aggregated token swaps on Ethereum and Solana, quoted before you sign.
Stake & earn
Put ETH, SOL and more to work with one tap. Rewards, no lock-in tricks.
Get paid by QR or @name
The Receive screen shows your address as text and as a QR code, with your @name if you have claimed one.
Track any address
Paste an address you already control on any of thirteen networks and Orbit follows it beside the wallets it made.
Browser, Android, Windows
One wallet, three builds. Every one creates and holds wallets; sending is desktop-only.
Multisig approvals
Propose and co-sign on Safe vaults for Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Polygon — the treasury no one person can empty.
Price alerts
Get pinged on the moves that matter — no third-party tracker required.
Activity & analytics
Unified history and portfolio insight across every chain you touch.
More on the ones people ask about most: staking ETH and SOL without leaving self-custody, multisig vaults for teams and treasuries, and how Orbit quotes a swap before you sign it.
Your name is your money.
One free standard name with every wallet. Shorter and premium names are scarce — priced by length. A name resolves across all your chains, forever yours.
Accept any coin. Keep your keys.
Take payment in what people already hold. It settles straight to a self-custody address only you control — no processor sitting in the middle, and nothing to withdraw afterwards.
Claim your @name
Hand out eight characters instead of a 42-character address. Standard names are free with a wallet.
Share your name, address or QR
From the Receive screen. Anyone can pay it — they do not need Orbit, only your address and the right network.
It lands in your own wallet
The network confirms and the funds are yours at that moment. No payout schedule, because Orbit was never holding them.
The mechanics, in full: how an Orbit payment actually works — what happens on-chain, where you can receive it, which build can move it afterwards, and what a payment processor gives you that this does not.
Not your keys? Not Orbit.
Orbit never holds your funds and never asks for your identity. The wallet is yours, on your device.
Local seed encryption
Your recovery phrase is encrypted on-device and never sent to a server.
Non-custodial
No custodian, no counterparty. You sign; the network settles.
No accounts, no KYC
Open the app and go. No email, no signup, no gatekeeper.
Open & auditable
Standard derivation and transparent signing you can verify.
Want the mechanics? Read what a self-custody wallet actually is — the derivation paths, the 600,000-iteration key stretching, and what happens if the recovery phrase is lost — or see how Orbit encrypts your recovery phrase on-device and why there is no account to hand over.
Still deciding the shape of your setup? One multichain wallet or one per chain weighs the real trade — one backup to get right against one thing to lose — and covers the shared-EVM-address mistake that strands funds.
Never used a self-custody wallet before? How to use Orbit, step by step covers the four-step setup, why Orbit is a wallet rather than a blockchain of its own, and the limits worth knowing before you fund anything.
Thirteen networks, listed honestly.
Eight of them can have a brand-new wallet created inside Orbit; all thirteen can track an address you already control. See which is which.
Straight answers.
What is Orbit Wallet?
Orbit Wallet is a self-custody wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and ten more networks, all derived from one recovery phrase you generate on your own device. It runs in the browser, on Android and on Windows from a single codebase. It is a wallet, not a blockchain — there is no Orbit chain and no Orbit token. How to use Orbit, step by step starts from exactly that correction.
Is Orbit Wallet safe? Who holds my keys?
You do, and nobody else. The recovery phrase is generated on your device and encrypted there with a password only you know — stretched with PBKDF2-SHA256 at 600,000 iterations, then AES-GCM-256 — and only the encrypted vault is stored. Nothing is sent to a server, there is no account, and no identity check.
The same fact cuts the other way: nobody can reset a lost phrase for you, including us. What self-custody actually means lays out both halves of that trade.
Is Orbit Wallet free?
Yes. Creating or tracking a wallet costs nothing and there is no subscription; network fees are paid to the network, not to Orbit. The one paid thing on the platform is a short or premium @name — a standard name is free with a wallet.
Which chains does Orbit Wallet support?
Thirteen: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin and Dogecoin; the EVM networks Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Polygon; and Solana, Cardano, Tron, XRP Ledger and Stellar. Eight of them can have a brand-new wallet created inside Orbit; all thirteen can track an address you already control. The coverage table is generated from the app's own chain list.
Do I have to install anything?
No. You can open Orbit in a browser tab, or install the Android or Windows build. Every version creates wallets, holds keys and receives. Signing and broadcasting an outgoing transaction happens in Orbit Desktop only, so if sending is why you are here, take the Windows build.
Can I swap or move coins between chains inside Orbit Wallet?
Swaps, yes — one token for another on the same network, quoted before you sign, on Ethereum and Solana. Moving value from one chain to another is bridging, and Orbit does not do it: holding thirteen networks side by side is not the same as trading across them. The swap page is explicit about where that line falls.
Does Orbit Wallet have a token, an airdrop or a referral code?
No. There is no Orbit token, no presale, no airdrop and no referral programme or code. Anything offering one is not from us. What Orbit does is hold the keys to accounts on blockchains that already exist — your Bitcoin sits on Bitcoin, your Solana on Solana, and Orbit is the software on your device that can sign for them.
Your keys,
on your device.
Free. Non-custodial. No signup required.
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