SOL transfersSend native SOL with locally signed transactions.
Your Solana wallet,
under your control.
Open a Solana wallet with a recovery phrase or private key. Check SOL and token balances, review activity, and sign transfers directly in your browser.
Local signing
No account
No server-side keys
Choose how to continue
SPL tokensDetect Token Program and Token-2022 balances.
Full activityBrowse transaction history with Explorer links.
Browser-based Solana wallet
Use a Solana wallet directly in your browser
Solana Web Wallet is a non-custodial web application for creating or opening a Solana account, checking SOL and supported token balances, viewing recent on-chain activity, and signing transfers. It connects to Solana Mainnet through a pool of RPC endpoints while private signing material stays in the browser.
The wallet is intended for users who want direct access without installing a browser extension. You remain responsible for protecting your recovery phrase, private key, or JSON secret key. The operator does not have a recovery mechanism for lost private data.
Open with common Solana private data
Access an existing address using a Base58 private key, a BIP39 recovery phrase with a supported derivation path, or a Solana JSON secret key. A recovery phrase may derive multiple accounts, while a private key or standard JSON keypair normally opens one address.
Compare access methodsSOL, SPL Token and Token-2022
See the native SOL balance and positive token balances returned by the connected Mainnet RPC. Standard SPL Token transfers and supported Token-2022 transfers are signed locally before they are broadcast.
How token support worksLocal transaction signing
Transaction signing is performed in the browser. RPC services receive public blockchain queries and signed transactions, not the recovery phrase or private key used to authorize those transactions.
Read the security modelIndependent Mainnet interface
This website is an independent wallet interface and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Solana Foundation or Solana Labs. Solana names and protocol references are used to describe network compatibility.
About the projectFree to useWallet access has no application fee
Non-custodialThe operator does not control your private key
MainnetBuilt for the Solana production network
Know what a browser wallet can and cannot protect
A non-custodial wallet removes server-side custody, but it does not remove device risk. Malware, a compromised browser profile, malicious extensions, or modified site code can expose private data. Use a clean device, verify the domain before entering secret material, keep offline backups, and test new setups with a small amount first. See Security for the full threat model and limitations.