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Supported wallets

You can sign in to 4rho with an email address, a passkey, or any of the wallets below. All sign-in methods produce a Polygon address that holds your USDC.

  • Privy embedded walletembedded

    Created automatically when you sign in with email or passkey. Keys are split between your device and Privy; you stay in control.

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  • MetaMaskexternal

    Browser extension and mobile app. Most widely used Ethereum wallet.

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  • Coinbase Walletexternal

    Self-custody wallet from Coinbase. Separate from your Coinbase exchange account.

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  • Rainbowexternal

    Mobile-first Ethereum wallet with a polished UI.

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  • WalletConnect & detected walletsaggregator

    Connects any wallet that supports WalletConnect or injects an Ethereum provider in your browser.

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Picking one

  • No crypto experience? Sign in with email or passkey. We'll create an embedded wallet for you automatically. Read Embedded wallet vs your own wallet before you do — there are real trade-offs.
  • Already have a wallet? Connect MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow, or anything WalletConnect-compatible. You stay in full control of your keys.

What 4rho cannot do

We never see your private key. We can't sign on your behalf, can't freeze your balance, and can't reverse a transaction you've signed. If you lose access to your wallet, we cannot restore it. Treat your wallet like cash.

Don't see your wallet?

Most wallets work via WalletConnect. If yours doesn't appear in the connect modal, look for a "WalletConnect" or "Other" option in your wallet's connection menu — it'll let you scan a QR code from 4rho.

If you're stuck, open a support ticket with the wallet name and the device you're using.

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