Every wallet
you've ever
downloaded
could be fake.
Phishing wallets steal seed phrases the moment you type them. WalletGuard verifies every official release against the developer's signed GitHub commits — SHA-256, GPG, direct source. So you know what you're installing before you install it.
The burden of verification
should not fall on the user.
The internet is full of fake cryptocurrency wallets. They live at convincingly misspelled domains, rank in search results through paid advertising, and distribute software that looks identical to the real thing — until you type your seed phrase.
We built WalletGuard because we believe trustworthy downloads should be the default, not the exception. We fetch release metadata directly from official GitHub repositories and developer-signed release pages, cross-reference every SHA-256 hash, and surface the information a security-conscious user needs — without requiring them to already know where to look.
No affiliates. No mirrors. No repackaged binaries. Every link goes directly to the official source, and every hash is cited against the developer's own signed artifact.
See how it worksThree steps.
One certainty.
Find your wallet
Search or browse our database of verified wallets. Filter by blockchain, platform, or wallet type. Every entry is linked to the official GitHub release page — no intermediaries.
Check the checksum
After downloading, use our in-browser hash calculator to compare your file's SHA-256 against the official signature. Zero file uploads. Pure WebCrypto API — your file never leaves your device.
Install with certainty
Matching hashes mean the file is authentic and untampered. Mismatching hashes mean something is wrong — delete the file and report it. This is the only safe path.
Sophisticated phishing wallets are indistinguishable to the naked eye. The only defence is cryptographic verification before you run anything.
How we verify
WalletGuard is an independent aggregation service. We fetch release metadata directly from official GitHub repositories and developer-signed pages. All SHA-256 hashes are sourced from the same signed artifacts the developers themselves distribute.
We have no commercial relationship with any wallet team. We do not host, repackage, or modify any binaries. Every download link points directly to the official source.
Read our verification methodology →