Crypto promised that you could hold your own money. In practice most people hold it across four apps, none of which will tell them what a transaction actually does. WRAITH exists to close both gaps at once.
We build a wallet that holds every kind of asset, keeps every key on your device, and tells you the truth about what you are about to sign — even when the truth is that you should not sign it.
Keys are generated on your device and never leave it. We hold nothing, so there is nothing of yours for us to lose, freeze, or be compelled to hand over.
No analytics SDK ships in the app. Market data is fetched through our own proxy so venues never learn which tokens you look at, and wallet traffic is excluded from logging entirely.
Before a purchase we simulate the sell, read the market's depth and flow, and say plainly when you may not be able to get back out. A wallet that only says yes is not on your side.
Supporting only profitable chains is how wallets become walled gardens. We add ecosystems because users hold assets there — including privacy chains that pay us nothing.
Principles are cheap. These are structural: the app is built so that breaking them would require rewriting it.
Shielded Zcash generates no swap fee. Neither does Monero, or Midnight. They are in WRAITH because people hold those assets and deserve the same wallet as everyone else — and because a wallet that only supports what is profitable is not a wallet, it is a storefront.
That principle also happens to be the product. Every ecosystem we add is one fewer reason for someone to open a second app, and one fewer bridge transaction that can go wrong. Doing the unprofitable work is what makes the rest cohere.
WRAITH is built by Farnsworth Labs, a studio shipping onchain products end to end — protocol, contracts, infrastructure and interface. Everything we release goes to mainnet and holds real state. We would rather ship one thing that works than five that demo.