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Ready Wallet extension download wallet extension for chrome firefox brave kiwi



Your Ready Wallet Extension Works on Chrome Firefox Brave and Kiwi

Manage assets across 50+ networks directly from your toolbar.


Transaction signing completes in under two seconds. No more pop-up hunting.


Swap tokens, mint NFTs, and interact with dApps without leaving your current tab.


Your seed phrase never leaves this device. Local encryption provides full custody.


Operates in Chromium-based and Gecko-based browsers. One-click setup synchronizes portfolios.

Ready Wallet Extension for Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Kiwi

Install this add-on directly from your browser's official store to manage assets across eight major networks.


Transaction previews display exact network costs before you confirm, preventing unexpected fees.


One-click connectivity grants access to decentralized applications on Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana.


Local private key encryption ensures your seed phrase never leaves your device's secure storage.


A built-in swap function aggregates rates from five decentralized exchanges to minimize slippage on every trade.

How to Install and Set Up Your Wallet in Under 2 Minutes

Navigate to your browser's official add-on marketplace.


Search for the application using its exact name, then select "Add to Browser." Confirm the installation when prompted.


Locate the new icon next to your address bar and click it to launch the setup.


Choose "Create New Vault." Generate a strong, unique passphrase of 12 words and store it physically, offline.


Confirm your secret phrase by selecting the words in the correct sequence.


Set a dedicated, robust password for daily access to this software.


Your digital asset manager is now active. Fund it by selecting "Receive" to view your public address for deposits.

Managing Multiple Cryptocurrencies and Networks in One Interface

Consolidate Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon assets without switching applications. View balances and transaction histories across fifteen supported networks on a single dashboard.


Add custom RPC endpoints for obscure networks directly in the settings panel.
Pin your three most-used coins to the top of the asset list for instant access.
Set individual gas price alerts for Ethereum mainnet and Arbitrum to time your transactions.


Batch operations save steps. A single signature can approve a USDC transfer on Avalanche and then bridge half to Base.


Group assets by network type (EVM, Cosmos, etc.) instead of value for clearer portfolio analysis.
Label each account with a custom name like "DeFi Vault" or "NFT Funds" to track intent.
Export quarterly transaction data per network directly for tax calculation software.


The interface displays native token balances for each connected chain, preventing failed transactions due to insufficient gas funds. Simultaneous connection to both a hardware signer and a hot account enables rapid asset movement between secure storage and active trading.

Steps to Securely Approve a Transaction and Avoid Common Mistakes

Always verify the full destination address by checking the first and last four characters; a single different character signifies fraud.


Manually check the transaction amount and gas fee displayed by your add-on against the amount shown on the application's interface.


Reject any request asking for unlimited token spending approval; set a specific limit matching the transaction's exact value.


Confirm the transaction's target network matches the one you intend to use, like Mainnet or a specific testnet.


Use a hardware signing device for high-value operations, ensuring private keys never leave cold storage.


Double-check the domain name in your browser's address bar matches the legitimate project's site before connecting your vault.


Never approve a transaction prompted by an unsolicited direct message or email link.


If a transaction fee appears abnormally high during network congestion, delay the action until conditions normalize.

Q&A:
Does this wallet work with all the browsers listed, or do I need a different version for each?

Yes, the same wallet extension works seamlessly with Chrome, Firefox, Brave, and Kiwi. We provide a single package that installs correctly on all these Chromium-based browsers and Firefox. You only need to install it once on your preferred browser.

I'm new to crypto. How difficult is it to set this up?

The setup is designed to be straightforward. After installing the extension, you'll follow a short guided process to create a new wallet or import an existing one using a seed phrase. The main steps involve saving your backup recovery phrase in a secure location and setting a strong password for the extension itself. Most users complete setup in under five minutes.

What blockchains and tokens are supported?

The wallet supports Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks by default, including Polygon, Arbitrum, and Binance Smart Chain. You can manage ETH, ERC-20 tokens, and NFTs on these chains. For other networks like Solana or Bitcoin, you would need to check our documentation for specific integration details or use a separate wallet.

How secure is this browser wallet compared to a hardware wallet?

A browser extension wallet is a "hot wallet," meaning it's connected to the internet for convenience. It's secure for daily transactions when you keep your software updated and protect your password and seed phrase. However, for storing large amounts of crypto long-term, a hardware ("cold") wallet that keeps keys offline is generally considered more secure. This extension is best for regular use, not for primary long-term storage of significant holdings.

Can I use this to interact with decentralized applications (dApps)?

Absolutely. That's one of its primary functions. Once installed and set up, you can visit dApp websites for trading, lending, gaming, or NFTs. The extension will prompt you to connect your wallet and ask for your approval when transactions are required, like confirming a token swap or a mint.

Does this wallet work with all the browsers listed, or do I need a different version for each?

The same wallet extension works seamlessly across Chrome, Firefox, Brave, and Kiwi. You only need to install it once from the respective browser's extension store. The core functionality and your wallet data remain consistent. This is possible because the extension is built on standard web technologies supported by all these browsers, which are based on the Chromium engine (except Firefox, which has specific but supported compatibility).

I'm new to crypto. How do I get my existing wallet into this browser extension?

You can import your existing wallet using a secret recovery phrase (usually 12 or 24 words) or a private key. During the setup, choose "Import Wallet" instead of creating a new one. Carefully enter your phrase in the correct order. Once imported, the extension will give you access to your current addresses and assets. Always ensure you are in a secure, private environment when handling recovery phrases, and never share them with anyone.