NFTs in Rabby Wallet: what you can do and what to watch
Rabby shows the NFTs held by your address across the EVM chains it supports, lets you send them with a pre-send security check, and since December 2025 lets you list NFTs for sale from the full-tab view. NFTs live on-chain, so moving to Rabby does not move them. The main risk is signing NFT approvals or listings for scammers.
Quick steps
- Open the NFT view. Unlock Rabby and open the NFT section, found under Portfolio in current versions, to see items from supported EVM chains.
- Organise collections. Star the collections you care about so spam items are easier to ignore.
- Send carefully. Choose an NFT, select send, paste and check the recipient address and network, read the preview and confirm.
- Check listings before signing. When listing from the full-tab view or a marketplace, confirm the price, marketplace and fee shown before you sign.
- Review NFT approvals. Revoke collection-wide approvals for marketplaces you no longer use in Rabby's approvals manager.
Rabby is not an NFT marketplace, but it covers the basics for collectors who mostly use DeFi: seeing what you own, sending items safely and checking what a marketplace asks you to sign. This page explains each part and the scams that target NFT holders.
Viewing your NFTs
Rabby's NFT view gathers items from the EVM chains it supports into one place. In current extension versions it sits within the Portfolio section (Rabby source code, October 2026). The data comes from DeBank, the team behind Rabby (Bytwork, 2026). A 2026 review notes that you can star collections to keep valuable ones on top, which also helps separate them from spam (Bytwork, 2026). The mobile app also covers NFTs; its App Store headline reads "Explore Web3: Token, NFT, DeFi".
If an NFT is missing:
- It may be on a chain Rabby has not integrated, or on a custom network, where Rabby shows only basic token amounts. See custom networks.
- It may still be indexing after a recent mint or transfer.
- Check the address on a block explorer. If it is there on-chain, it is yours, whatever the wallet displays.
Sending NFTs
Rabby added NFT sending in April 2022 and said it runs a security pre-check before sending (Rabby on X, April 2022). The flow is the usual one: open the NFT, choose send, paste the recipient address, read the preview and confirm. Gas is paid in the chain's native token.
- Paste the address, then compare the first and last characters. Address-poisoning scams plant look-alike addresses in your history. Our address checker can compare two addresses.
- Check the network. An NFT on Base must be sent on Base.
- For valuable items, send to a hardware wallet address; see hardware wallets.
Listing NFTs from Rabby
In December 2025 Rabby announced that you can list NFTs for sale directly from the wallet: open Rabby in a full tab and select the NFT to list, instead of connecting to a marketplace and signing several permissions (Rabby on X, December 2025). The extension's own text shows these listings go to OpenSea, with OpenSea's platform fee and any creator fee shown on the listing screen and a Rabby fee of 0% (Rabby source code, October 2026). Check the price and fees on that screen before you sign, and see Rabby fees for the fees we could verify.
NFT scams Rabby can help you spot
Most NFT losses come from signatures, not hacks of the wallet itself. Rabby's pre-sign simulation and warnings help with these patterns; see transaction simulation.
| Scam | What it asks you to sign | What to look for in Rabby |
|---|---|---|
| Fake mint or claim page | Approval for all NFTs in a collection (setApprovalForAll) | A warning about an approval for all to an unknown contract |
| Zero-price listing | An off-chain marketplace listing signature for a tiny price | Listing details that show your NFT for near zero |
| Spam airdrop NFT | A visit to a site printed on the NFT, then a drainer signature | Do not interact; hide the spam item |
| Fake support | Your seed phrase, to "unlock" or "verify" an NFT | Never share it; Rabby never asks |
Spam NFTs that suddenly appear in your wallet are bait. Do not visit the site they advertise and do not try to sell or burn them through an unknown dapp. Hiding them is enough.
Clean up NFT approvals
Marketplaces need an approval for a whole collection to list it. When you stop using a marketplace, or if you approved something suspicious, revoke those approvals in Rabby's approvals manager. Each revoke costs a little gas. See revoke approvals, and paste anything unclear into the approval risk explainer.
Moving to Rabby from another wallet
NFTs are stored on the blockchain at your address. If you import the same seed phrase or key into Rabby, the NFTs appear without any transfer. Approvals you granted in your old wallet also carry over, so review them. See import MetaMask to Rabby.
Keeping valuable NFTs safe
For a collection you care about, keep it on a hardware wallet address in Rabby and use a separate low-balance address for minting and trying new sites. A drainer that tricks the low-balance address cannot reach NFTs held elsewhere. Before moving a valuable NFT, send a cheap item or a small amount of the gas token first to confirm the address and network. And remember that Rabby never asks for your seed phrase to unlock, verify or move NFTs.
Limits to know
- Rabby supports EVM chains only, so Solana or Bitcoin Ordinals NFTs do not appear.
- Rabby's NFT tools are basic compared with a marketplace or a dedicated NFT wallet; for a comparison with a collector-focused wallet, see Rabby vs Rainbow.
- Displayed values are estimates from indexer data, not guaranteed sale prices.
Frequently asked questions
Does Rabby Wallet support NFTs?
Yes. Rabby shows NFTs on the EVM chains it supports, lets you send them with a security pre-check and, since December 2025, list them from the full-tab view.
Why can't I see my NFT in Rabby?
It may be on an unsupported or custom network, still indexing, or a non-EVM NFT. Check your address on a block explorer to confirm you hold it.
Can I see Solana NFTs in Rabby?
No. Rabby supports EVM chains only, so Solana and Bitcoin NFTs need a different wallet.
A strange NFT appeared in my wallet. Is it safe?
Treat unsolicited NFTs as bait. Do not visit the site it advertises or interact with it through unknown dapps. Hide it and move on.
Does Rabby charge a fee to send NFTs?
We found no Rabby fee for sending NFTs. You pay the network gas. Check the listing screen for any marketplace fees when selling.