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Mango Wallet Your Secure Crypto Manager for Chrome Firefox Brave Kiwi Browsers

Directly from your toolbar, interact with decentralized applications across Ethereum, Polygon, and Avalanche. Store keys locally; no account setup required.
Transaction previews show exact outcomes before signing. One-click switching between mainnet and testnets like Sepolia streamlines development.
Add custom RPC endpoints for specific chains. The tool supports hardware ledger connection for heightened security.
FAQ:

Does this wallet work with all Chromium-based browsers like Brave and Kiwi?

Yes, the Mango wallet extension is designed to work on any browser that supports the Chrome Web Store extensions. This includes Chrome, Brave, Kiwi, and other Chromium-based browsers. For Firefox, we provide a separate version available on the Mozilla Add-ons site. You only need to install the correct version for your browser.
How do I recover my wallet if I uninstall the extension or switch computers?

You must save your secret recovery phrase (seed phrase) when you first create the wallet. This phrase is the only way to restore your wallet and funds. The Mango wallet itself does not store your private keys on its servers. Write the 12 or 24-word phrase on paper and keep it safe. To Recover Mango wallet, just install the extension again and select "Import Wallet," then enter your saved phrase.
I see it's free. How does the wallet make money?

The Mango wallet extension is free to download and use. We do not charge fees for storing or sending assets. Our revenue comes from a small, optional fee built into our built-in swap service when you exchange one token for another. This fee is clearly shown before you confirm any transaction. You are always free to use other swap services or decentralized exchanges directly.
Can I add custom tokens or networks that aren't listed by default?

Yes, you can. In the wallet settings, find the "Networks" or "Tokens" section. There, you can add a custom network by entering its RPC URL, Chain ID, and other details. To add a custom token, you need the contract address for the network you're on. After adding it, the token balance and transactions will appear in your wallet. Be careful to use correct contract addresses from official project sources.
What's the main difference between using this browser wallet and a mobile wallet like Trust Wallet?

The main difference is convenience for different tasks. A browser wallet like Mango is directly connected to your web browser. This makes it very quick to interact with decentralized applications (dApps), games, and NFT marketplaces on your computer. You can approve transactions without scanning QR codes. A mobile wallet is better for managing funds on the go and often has a built-in dApp browser for mobile sites. Many users use both types, securing the same wallet with the same recovery phrase on different devices.
Does this wallet work with the Kiwi browser on Android?

Yes, the Mango wallet works with Kiwi Browser on Android. Kiwi is based on Chromium and supports Chrome extensions, so you can install the Mango wallet directly from the Chrome Web Store. The process is the same as on a desktop: find the extension in the store, add it to Kiwi, and it will function fully for managing your crypto assets on your Android device.
I use both Firefox and Brave. Do I need to set up the wallet separately on each browser, and will my seed phrase restore my accounts on both?

You will need to install the Mango wallet extension separately in Firefox and Brave, as they are different browsers. However, your wallet identity is tied to your secret recovery phrase (seed phrase). When you install Mango on a new browser, choose the "Import Wallet" option and enter your existing seed phrase. This will restore all your accounts, addresses, and transaction history in that new browser. Your funds are on the blockchain, not in the extension, so the same phrase gives you access everywhere. Just make sure you keep that phrase secure.