WRAITH is a self-custodial wallet for people tired of running one wallet per chain.

One recovery phrase covers every network it supports — Ethereum and the major EVM chains, Monad, Solana, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Zcash, Monero, XRP, Stellar, TON, Sui, Aptos, Tron and the Cosmos chains — with native sending on each, not just a balance you can look at.

Your keys are generated on your device and encrypted there with Argon2id and XChaCha20. They are never uploaded, never escrowed, and never visible to us. There is no account, no email, no identity check, and no server that can move your funds. If you lose your recovery phrase, nobody — including us — can restore your wallet. That is the trade self-custody makes, and WRAITH states it plainly before you begin.

WHAT IS INSIDE
• One portfolio across every supported chain, with live prices
• Send and receive natively on each network, not through a wrapper
• Swap and bridge through several aggregators at once, ranked by what you actually receive
• Connect to apps over WalletConnect, or through the built-in browser
• Private transfers using Monero and shielded Zcash
• Bring your own RPC endpoints, or use the defaults
• Hardware wallet support for EVM accounts (experimental)

HOW IT IS BUILT
WRAITH runs entirely on your device. There is no backend holding your data, no analytics SDK, and no crash reporter. Network requests go to public blockchain nodes and price providers, and carry no identifier for you.

WHAT IT IS NOT
WRAITH is software, not a financial service. It is not a bank, broker, exchange, custodian or adviser, and it is not a party to your transactions — those are executed by public blockchains and independent third-party protocols we do not control. Card and bank purchases are handled by third-party providers who run their own identity checks and deliver assets directly to your own address.

Crypto assets are volatile and blockchain transactions are irreversible. Verifying what you sign is your responsibility alone.