Wallet Router
Chrome extension for crypto wallets

End the wallet wars on every dApp

Keep as many wallet extensions as you like. Wallet Router shows which ones are fighting over the page, fixes it in one click, and remembers the right wallets for each dApp.

Watch the demo Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store
The problem

Every wallet wants the same slot

Wallets put their provider into each page, and whichever loads last wins. Click Connect and the wrong wallet opens.

  • Most wallets we tested also call themselves isMetaMask, so dApps can't tell them apart.
  • On Bitcoin, five wallets impersonate Unisat.
  • Until now the only fix was toggling extensions by hand in chrome://extensions.
What it does

One popup to run all your wallets

Spot conflicts

Fix them in one click

Wallet Router checks the page you're on and shows every wallet competing for it, per network. Keep the one you want and the others switch off.

  • A red dot marks each network with a conflict
  • Knows dApps that use EIP-6963, where wallets can share
Conflict warning with a Keep MetaMask button Resolved: MetaMask is the only Ethereum wallet on
Remember each dApp

Set it once, it switches back

Remember which wallets a dApp should use. Come back to it, or switch to its tab, and Wallet Router turns them back on and reloads the page once.

  • Offered only on dApps, from a bundled list of 4,000+ DeFi sites
  • Change wallets by hand and the site is forgotten
app.uniswap.org remembered: auto-switches here
One click away

Open any wallet from the list

Every enabled wallet has an Open button that brings up its own popup. No more digging through the extensions menu.

Wallet list with an Open button on MetaMask
Find more wallets

Search, filter, install

Browse every supported wallet, filter by network, search by name, and get it from the Chrome Web Store.

Install a wallet: the catalog of supported wallets Searching for sol with the Solana filter shows Solflare
Look up anything

Paste a hash, we find the chain

Paste an address or transaction hash and Wallet Router detects the network, then opens it in Etherscan, Solscan, Mempool or StellarExpert. Recent lookups reopen in one click.

A pasted transaction hash detected as Ethereum, with Open in Etherscan Recent lookups list
Anywhere on the web

Select a hash, look it up

Select an address or transaction hash on any page, in a chat, a forum or a block explorer, and a small button opens it in the right explorer.

A transaction hash selected in a chat message, with an Etherscan button under it
Supported today

39 wallets across 4 networks

Each one checked against the real extension: an automated probe loads every wallet into Chrome and records exactly what it puts on a page.

Ethereum
window.ethereum · EIP-6963

And EVM chains. MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase, Rainbow, Zerion, Core and more.

Solana
window.solana · Wallet Standard

Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Glow, Magic Eden and more.

Bitcoin
window.unisat · BitcoinProvider

Unisat, Xverse, Leather, Orange, Fordefi and more.

Stellar
Freighter API

Freighter, Rabet, LOBSTR and xBull.

Private by design

Everything runs on your machine

No browsing data sent

The sites you visit, your wallets and your lookups never leave the browser.

dApp list built in

Telling a dApp from any other site uses a list bundled with the extension, not a lookup service.

Pages can't touch it

The quick lookup button lives in a closed shadow root, so a page can't restyle or click it.

Demo

See it in 47 seconds