Wallets

Internet Money is a native PulseChain wallet designed to provide a simple, secure way to interact with the PulseChain ecosystem. It is recommended on the official pulsechain.com website as a primary wallet option alongside MetaMask.

Key features:

• Non-custodial — no funds held or managed by the team
• No data collection — does not collect, store or sell any personal user data
• Open source — code is public for all to verify
• 7 third-party audits across security and economic categories
• Hardware wallet support (Ledger and Trezor, all models)
• ENS and PNS (.eth and .pls) name support
• Auto asset detection — no manual token contract importing
• Portfolio tracking across all chains with real-time prices
• Buy crypto with fiat (20+ currencies)
• In-app DEX swap with aggregation across 7+ chains
• Cross-chain bridging across 30+ blockchains
• Passive income via TIME dividend (100% of swap revenue distributed to holders)

Traction:

• ~118,500 downloads since 2021
• $952,000+ paid to TIME holders
• $123.9M+ total swap volume
• 457,000+ total swaps
• 14,400+ X followers
• Listed as recommended wallet on PulseChain.com

ZKX Wallet is a zero-knowledge, self-custody crypto wallet with optional on-chain privacy. It allows you to trade, bridge, and manage assets across chains with keys that never leave your device. Developed by the same team behind Liberty Swap, ZKX supports PulseChain natively alongside Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base, and Solana.

Key features:

• Non-custodial — 100% self-custodial, 0 funds held by ZKX
• Zero-knowledge privacy — shield/unshield assets with ZK proofs
• Public and Private modes (toggle with a single tap)
• Private balances visible only to you — never to ZKX or third parties
• Send & Receive across chains
• Swap & Bridge with best-route routing
• Built on Ethereum's Kohaku framework
• Railgun integration for in-wallet privacy
• Browser extension + web app (one account, synced)
• In-wallet dApp directory
• Batch transactions for gas savings

MetaMask is one of the most widely used browser extensions for interacting with Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains (including PulseChain via custom RPC). It offers strong dApp integration and is easy for beginners.

Important note: MetaMask is convenient and works well with PulseChain, but it is not a favorite among privacy-conscious users. As a product with ties to the broader ecosystem (and historical data practices), it can track or expose more activity than hardened alternatives. Use it in isolated browser containers or profiles if needed, and consider alternatives like Internet Money or Rabby for sensitive operations.

Support: Excellent across Chrome, Brave, Firefox (with occasional version lags), and others. Hardware wallet integration is solid.

Rabby is an open-source wallet often praised as a more secure and user-friendly alternative to MetaMask. It offers built-in transaction simulation (to catch scams before signing), multi-chain support, and improved UX for DeFi.

Key features:

• Transaction simulation — previews what a transaction will do before you sign, helping catch scams and malicious contract calls
• Multi-chain support with automatic network switching
• Improved DeFi UX with clear transaction decoding
• Open-source code for community verification
• Hardware wallet integration

PulseChain note: Rabby supports PulseChain via custom RPC, but does not have native PulseChain token prices or full asset detection at the moment. It works reliably for swaps, bridging, and dApp interactions.

Support: Strongest on Chromium-based browsers (Brave, Chrome, Edge). Firefox support has faced some compatibility and maintenance challenges.

Regardless of which wallet you choose, follow these best practices to protect your funds on PulseChain:

• Always download from official sites or verified browser stores
• Use hardware wallets for larger holdings — see our Security page for details
• Enable 2FA and biometrics where available
• Verify transaction details (amount, address, approvals) before signing — a single malicious approval can drain your wallet
• Use isolated browser profiles or containers for wallet activity
• Backup seed phrases offline and never share them with anyone — no legitimate support agent will ever ask for your seed phrase
• Start small when trying a new wallet — send a test transaction before trusting it with significant funds
• Keep your wallet software updated to the latest version
• Be wary of unsolicited DMs, emails, or links — phishing is the most common attack vector in crypto

To add PulseChain to any EVM-compatible wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Brave Wallet, etc.), use these settings: