I'm looking for a browser based, decentralized, btc and monero wallet. If anyone knows any lightweight simple browser based wallets that they trust please let me know. (Sorry if this post is trash I just figured I'd ask you guys, HF never let's me down)
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Dec 31, 2025 11:11 AM
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OKX Wallet is solid for BTC, supports Native SegWit, Taproot, Legacy, Nested SegWit, and Lightning, and allows you to quickly swap between the variants if necessary. Despite OKX being a custodial exchange, the OKX Wallet is non-custodial.
https://web3.okx.com/wallet/bitcoin Klever.io supports Monero. I have no insights on Klever.io or how well they support Monero, just commonly suggested when people ask this question. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail...jpciihhmif 
Wait? Why do you want a browser based wallet? Are you in mobile or desktop environment?
(Dec 31, 2025 04:52 PM)Omniscient Wrote: Wait? Why do you want a browser based wallet? Are you in mobile or desktop environment? Mobile (Dec 31, 2025 07:42 PM)Pop Shells Wrote: Mobile Any reason you don't want to use a self-custody app? More than a few good ones. Trust Wallet very popular option. (Dec 31, 2025 07:43 PM)Omniscient Wrote: Any reason you don't want to use a self-custody app? More than a few good ones. Trust Wallet very popular option. Well tbh omni I didn't know what that was. I just googled it and that's clearly ideal. Ive had wallets literally shut down with little to no warning. And the privacy and sheer control over your wallet mwah see this is why I came here for answers (Dec 31, 2025 09:17 PM)Pop Shells Wrote: Well tbh omni I didn't know what that was. I just googled it and that's clearly ideal. Ive had wallets literally shut down with little to no warning. And the privacy and sheer control over your wallet mwah see this is why I came here for answersTrust is a self custody wallet. You have keys.  (Dec 31, 2025 11:11 AM)SUI-3183372 Wrote: Klever.io supports Monero. I have no insights on Klever.io or how well they support Monero, just commonly suggested when people ask this question.I am going to check this one out. Thanks for the suggestion. Okx Wallet is good for DeFi and you cannot go wrong with Rabby as well OP.  (Dec 31, 2025 11:11 AM)SUI-3183372 Wrote: OKX Wallet is solid for BTC, supports Native SegWit, Taproot, Legacy, Nested SegWit, and Lightning, and allows you to quickly swap between the variants if necessary. Despite OKX being a custodial exchange, the OKX Wallet is non-custodial. I kind of wish they separated the exchange and non custodian on the app. I use both of them, but I don’t like linking my identity from non custodian wallets to the exchange.
Jan 1, 2026 12:02 PM
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(Jan 1, 2026 11:54 AM)Mewtwo Wrote: I kind of wish they separated the exchange and non custodian on the app. I use both of them, but I don’t like linking my identity from non custodian wallets to the exchange. I don't use OKX as an exchange. Where/How do they enforce this? 
Jan 2, 2026 04:11 AM
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(Jan 1, 2026 12:02 PM)SUI-3183372 Wrote: I don't use OKX as an exchange. Where/How do they enforce this? It’s more so if I decided to make an exchange on web3, that can share device info / ip addresses, and public wallet addresses. This definitely connects to the OKX exchange, since they share the same metadata. Compared to if it’s just like MetaMask wallet and OKX exchange, they’re both different apps, the only thing that could really link is just IP addresses and general device trails (if making an exchange on metamask wallet). It just makes it easier for them to build a risk score profile based off activity on both centralized and decentralized. So if one of my Ethereum addresses were tainted from a bad sender on web3, and I made an exchange, they’ll put a high risk score on my KYC profile, and hence terminate the KYC account, despite it being done off decentralized. Just things in the backend that they won’t disclose to us. (Jan 2, 2026 04:11 AM)Mewtwo Wrote: It’s more so if I decided to make an exchange on web3, that can share device info / ip addresses, and public wallet addresses. This definitely connects to the OKX exchange, since they share the same metadata. Compared to if it’s just like MetaMask wallet and OKX exchange, they’re both different apps, the only thing that could really link is just IP addresses and general device trails (if making an exchange on metamask wallet). At this point, I do risk checks on most of my own wallets and addresses to hopefully avoid account termination. Unfortunately about a month ago I lost another KYC account but I'm pretty sure I know why and it wasn't because of risk level scores on my deposits. (Jan 2, 2026 11:28 AM)Omniscient Wrote: At this point, I do risk checks on most of my own wallets and addresses to hopefully avoid account termination. Unfortunately about a month ago I lost another KYC account but I'm pretty sure I know why and it wasn't because of risk level scores on my deposits. Might just be exchanging on DEX/CEX could also be a grey area for closures. There’s good and bad transactions happening there. So far, I really like OKX. The instant wire transfer for $30 is amazing. I hope they don’t close my account in the future. (Jan 2, 2026 01:49 PM)Mewtwo Wrote: Might just be exchanging on DEX/CEX could also be a grey area for closures. There’s good and bad transactions happening there. So far, I really like OKX. The instant wire transfer for $30 is amazing. I hope they don’t close my account in the future. This is why after you do swaps, you do AML Risk checks. Houdini is awesome because you can select the swap partner. Some of them are 0% risk every swap. Basically you get the advantage of using KYC exchange without joining the website. Not sure how long they'll last but for now, it's damn awesome. OKX has fiat withdrawal limits that blow. |
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