Browser Extension
Joey, now in your browser
A self-custody XRP Ledger wallet for your desktop. Hold, send and swap XRP and tokens, manage NFTs, and connect to XRPL apps — with your keys encrypted on your own device.
For Google Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers. Firefox and Safari are not supported yet.
Everything you need on the XRPL
Hold XRP and tokens
Balances and history are read straight from the XRP Ledger, with live prices and charts.
Send with a clear review
Every send shows the fee, destination and destination-tag warnings before you approve it.
Swap on the XRPL DEX
Swap through the ledger's own order books and automated market makers.
Collect NFTs
View, transfer and manage your XRPL NFTs and offers.
Connect to XRPL apps
Connections are per-site and every signature is approved by you, one request at a time.
Batch transactions
Each transaction inside an XRPL batch is shown on its own before you sign.
Ledger hardware wallets
Keep accounts on a Ledger device and approve on the device itself.
Bring your existing wallet
Import a recovery phrase, family seed, secret numbers or private key, or watch any address.
Popup or side panel
Keep Joey open beside the app you're using instead of in a popup.
Five languages
English, German, Spanish, Japanese and Korean.
Built to keep you in control
- Keys are generated on your device and encrypted with your password (scrypt + AES-256-GCM). They are never sent to Joey or anyone else.
- Nothing is synced to the cloud. Your wallet lives only in the browser profile you installed it in.
- Auto-lock after 15 minutes by default, and whenever your computer's screen locks or the browser restarts.
- Your password is required to sign each transaction by default.
- Websites learn nothing about your wallet until you approve a connection, and you can revoke it at any time.
- Joey refuses transactions that would hand your account away, such as setting a regular key or changing a signer list.
- No analytics, telemetry or crash reporting of any kind.
- Independently audited by Least Authority.
Read how the extension is secured and download the audit report on our Security page.
Already using Joey on mobile?
You can use the same wallet in both: import your recovery phrase into the extension. Nothing syncs between the two, so your mobile app and your extension each keep their own encrypted copy of your keys.
A browser extension is a hot wallet on a computer you browse the web with. For larger balances, consider keeping funds on the mobile app or a Ledger hardware wallet, and use the extension for everyday dApp activity.
Your keys. Your browser. Your call.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.