User Guide
Introduction
What Salmon Wallet is, where it runs, and which networks it supports.
Salmon is an open-source, self-custodial wallet. The code is public, your keys remain under your control, and every sensitive action requires your approval.
Available platforms
Salmon currently ships as:
- A Chrome browser extension. It opens in the browser side panel.
- An Android application, currently labelled Beta.
The source can produce a Firefox build, but the official website does not currently publish a Firefox store listing. The iOS application is not yet generally available. The standalone web wallet was retired on September 2, 2026.
Always start at salmonwallet.io to find current, official download links.
Supported networks
The released wallet supports Solana and Bitcoin:
| Blockchain | Standard network | Developer networks |
|---|---|---|
| Solana | Mainnet | Devnet and testnet |
| Bitcoin | Mainnet | Testnet |
Developer networks are hidden during normal use.
What you can do
- Create a new wallet or restore one from a recovery phrase.
- Create and switch between derived accounts.
- View balances and transaction history.
- Send and receive Solana assets, and receive BTC.
- View, send, and burn Solana collectibles.
- Connect the browser extension to Solana dApps.
- Use Mobile Wallet Adapter with compatible dApps on Android.
- Manage contacts, trusted apps, language, currency, appearance, and blockchain explorer preferences.
See current feature availability for the differences between extension and mobile, including current Bitcoin and swap limitations.
Salmon support will never need your recovery phrase, private key, or password. Anyone with your recovery phrase or private key can control the associated assets.
Start here
- Install Salmon.
- Create or restore a wallet.
- Read the self-custody and security guide.
- Learn how to use the wallet.
- Check the FAQ when something is unclear.