Abraxas Wallet is an elegant, privacy-first cryptocurrency wallet designed for both newcomers and power users. It combines advanced security primitives, ergonomic design, and clear, transparent controls so you always know where your funds are and how they’re protected. Whether you’re sending a small peer payment, interacting with decentralized finance, or storing long-term value, Abraxas offers a balanced approach — powerful features without unnecessary complexity. This page explains everything you need to get started, the unique design choices that make Abraxas different, and step-by-step guidance for both mobile and desktop workflows.
The philosophy behind Abraxas emphasizes sovereignty and clarity. We believe wallets should be intuitive yet auditable. That’s why every operation in Abraxas is accompanied by thoughtful explanations, readable gas estimates, and non-technical descriptions of on-chain risks. The interface surfaces the required information at the right moment: confirmations when they matter, contextual help when you need it, and a trusted recovery flow if you lose access to your device. Abraxas supports multiple chains while keeping the UX coherent — unified balances, cross-chain swaps, and clear token metadata so you avoid costly mistakes.
Built using hardware-grade key derivation and optional device-based secure enclaves, Abraxas gives you multiple recovery options. Your seed phrase can be stored offline; optional passphrase layers allow plausible deniability and hierarchical account structures. We publish concise threat models and step-by-step recovery guides to empower non-experts.
Abraxas minimizes telemetry, provides coin-mixing heuristics, and supports address reuse avoidance. We avoid sending more data than necessary, and open-source critical modules to build trust with advanced auditors and everyday users alike.
Clean transaction flows, clear fee previews, and built-in token labels reduce errors. Contextual help guides you through complex operations like contract approvals and cross-chain bridges.
At the core, Abraxas uses deterministic wallets with BIP-39 seed compatibility and modern multi-factor options. Wallet operations are atomic and confirmed visually. We provide open-source verification guides so that anyone can independently verify the code that manages private keys. For institutions, Abraxas includes workflow integrations, role-based signing, and audit logs for compliance while keeping user privacy intact.
We emphasize risk education: before high-value transactions, Abraxas surfaces warnings and a “safety checklist” to help you spot phishing addresses and suspicious contract calls. Because the best security is informed users, our UX educates at every step instead of hiding complexity behind cryptic jargon.
Yes — core modules and the recovery flow are publicly auditable. We publish release notes and reproducible builds to maintain transparency.
Recover using your 12/24-word seed or optional passphrase. We offer an offline recovery tool for cautious users and an illustrated step-by-step guide.