A cool multi-chain crypto wallet
Self-contained, backend-free, and open: your keys never leave your device. There is no Chilly account and no login — the extension talks to public blockchain infrastructure directly from your browser.
Coming to the Chrome Web Store.
What you can do
Tokens and NFTs
Hold, send and receive tokens and NFTs across every supported network, with balances and history from public block explorers.
Swaps
Swap tokens through an on-chain aggregator, on the networks that support it. Quotes come back as ready-to-send calldata.
Any dapp
Connect to anything that speaks EIP-1193, with per-site permissions you can revoke at any time. Nothing is shared until you approve it.
Batch calls
EIP-5792 batch calls. Atomic execution on Monad and Base; on other networks the calls are submitted in sequence.
Prices and charts
Track portfolio value and per-coin prices, with a chart for every coin you hold and a market list to explore.
Liquid staking
Stake into liquid staking protocols on Monad — aPriori, Kintsu and FastLane, on-chain and non-custodial.
Hardware wallets
Use a Ledger or Trezor for hardware-backed accounts. Keys stay on the device; the extension only relays the signing request.
Readable names
Resolve .nad names on Monad instead of pasting hex addresses, so you can check who you are paying at a glance.
Popup or side panel
Work from the toolbar popup, or pin the wallet to the Chrome side panel so it stays open next to a dapp.
A look inside





40 EVM networks, one wallet
- Ethereum
- Base
- Polygon
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
- BNB Chain
- Avalanche
- ZKsync Era
- Scroll
- Linea
- Blast
- Zora
- Mode
- Metis
- Ink
- Soneium
- Lisk
- Aurora
- Gnosis
- Celo
- Unichain
- BOB
- Degen
- Plume
- Taiko
- World Chain
- Mantle
- opBNB
- Sonic
- Berachain
- Sei
- ApeChain
- HyperEVM
- Katana
- Plasma
- Abstract
- Moonbeam
- Moonriver
- XDC
- Monad
Plus test networks for development. Swaps are available on the networks that support them.
Built to be inspected
- No analytics
- No telemetry
- No ads
- No tracking
- No remote code
Everything that runs is in the package you install — the content security policy allows no remote scripts. The source is open, so none of this has to be taken on trust.
You hold the keys
Self-custody means you are responsible for your recovery phrase. Write it down and keep it offline: if you lose it, nobody — including us — can restore your funds.