Rabby Wallet mobile app for iPhone and Android

Quick steps

1. Open the store listing. Follow the link from rabby.io, or search your app store for Rabby Wallet - Crypto & EVM.
2. Check the identifiers. On iOS the app ID is 6474381673; on Android the package is com.debank.rabbymobile. The developer must be OPCODE LABS PTE. LTD.
3. Install and open. Install the app and open it. Allow notifications only if you want transaction alerts.
4. Create, import or sync. Create a new address, import a seed phrase or private key, connect a hardware wallet, or sync from the Rabby extension by QR code.
5. Set a strong password. Choose a long, unique password. It protects the app on this phone only and cannot recover your wallet elsewhere.
6. Back up the seed phrase. Write a new seed phrase on paper and store it offline. Cloud backup is optional and should not be your only copy.

The official apps

Source: App Store and Google Play listings, checked 25 October 2026. The App Store also lists optional in-app purchases for Gas Account top-ups.

The iOS listing's copyright line reads DeBank Global PTE. LTD., and older articles name the developer as DeBank. In February 2024 a fake app from "Solution Development" stole seed phrases before Rabby's real iOS app was approved, so the developer name is one of the most useful checks (ForkLog, February 2024).

How to get the real app

Open rabby.io (typed by hand) on your phone and follow its store link, or search the store and then check the identifier and developer above before you tap Install. Do not install APK files from websites, Telegram or file-sharing links. See download Rabby safely.

What the app does

• Portfolio across EVM chains: tokens, NFTs and DeFi positions.
• Send, receive, swap and bridge, with the same transaction preview and risk warnings as the extension.
• A built-in dapp browser, so you can use DeFi apps without a desktop.
• Approvals management and Gas Account (see Gas Account explained).
• Optional encrypted cloud backup of the seed phrase to iCloud or Google Drive (CryptoSlate, October 2026). It is a convenience, not a replacement for a paper backup, and it makes your cloud account part of your security.

Syncing from the browser extension

If you already use the Rabby extension, you can move accounts to the phone by importing the same seed phrase, or with Rabby's QR-code sync from the extension (Least Authority reviewed this sync feature in September 2025). Scan the QR code only with the Rabby app itself, only on your own screen, and never share a screenshot of it. Anyone who captures that code could get access to your accounts.

Hardware wallets on mobile

The app supports fewer hardware wallets than the extension. Ledger connects over Bluetooth, and QR-based devices such as Keystone are supported, but several devices that work in the extension are not on the mobile list. Check the app's "add address" options before you rely on a device. More: hardware wallets in Rabby.

Setting up

When you first open the app, you can create a new address, import a seed phrase or private key, connect a hardware wallet or add a watch-only address. You set a password that protects the app on this phone; if the app offers biometric unlock on your device, treat it as a convenience on top of a strong password. If you create a new wallet, write down the seed phrase on paper before you deposit anything. Full steps: set up Rabby Wallet.

Using dapps on your phone

Open dapps from inside the Rabby app's browser rather than from a mobile web browser. Type the dapp's address yourself or use a saved favourite, because phishing sites copy popular DeFi apps and buy search ads. The signing screen shows the same balance-change preview as the extension; read it before you approve. Since mid-2026 the app can also connect to dapps on a computer through WalletConnect (Rabby changelog, June 2026); check the site's address carefully before you scan any QR code.

Switching or losing your phone

The app's password only protects it on that one phone. On a new phone, install the official app again and restore your wallet from the seed phrase, the cloud backup if you turned it on, or your hardware wallet. If your phone is lost or stolen and you think someone could unlock it, move your funds to a new wallet with a new seed phrase from another device. See seed phrase backup.

Mobile security tips

• Keep your phone's operating system and the Rabby app updated.
• Use a screen lock and do not root or jailbreak a phone that holds crypto.
• Only open dapps you trust, ideally from bookmarks inside the Rabby browser.
• Never type your seed phrase into a website, chat or "support" form. Rabby never asks for it, and support never DMs you first.
• Least Authority's 2024 and 2025 audits of the mobile app left some findings open, including the strength of password key derivation. Use a long password, and keep savings on a hardware wallet. Details: is Rabby Wallet safe?

Frequently asked questions