Key features

Viper Wallet was designed to be practical. Instead of cramming in every feature we could think of, we focused on what actually works—and what’s genuinely useful. Here’s what’s ready now, and what’s just around the corner.

Self-custody, for real

You control your wallet from start to finish. When you generate a wallet in Viper, a seed phrase is created on your device and never leaves it. That’s the only backup. We don’t store anything, we don’t sync with anything, and there’s no login system. Just you and your keys.

It’s simple, but it’s serious: if you lose that phrase, no one—not even us—can recover your funds. True decentralization comes with real ownership.

Built for Solana from the ground up

Viper isn’t trying to be a wallet for everything. It’s built specifically for Solana. That means smooth performance, native SPL token support, and none of the confusion you get from multi-chain wallets.

Whether you’re on mainnet or testnet, using custom RPC nodes, or just sending tokens—everything runs fast and feels native.

Cross-platform, without compromise

Viper is available across the tools you actually use:

  • Windows (desktop app)

  • Android (via APK)

  • Browser extension (Chrome, Brave, Edge)

  • Web App (Website verison)

Each version is built natively for its platform—no clunky ports or half-functional wrappers.

Simple interface, fast experience

The UI is intentionally minimal. You won’t find endless tabs or noisy widgets. You get the basics—create, import, send, receive, and view tokens—in a layout that just makes sense. If you’re new, you’ll get comfortable fast. If you’re technical, there’s enough depth to keep you in control.

Coming soon: Staking with real rewards

Viper Wallet will soon support staking, starting with Viper Token.

When staking goes live, users who stake their Viper Tokens will be eligible for exclusive on-chain rewards. These may include fee reductions, priority features, and other incentives built into the Viper ecosystem. It won’t just be cosmetic—it will tie directly into how the wallet evolves.

The staking system is being built with security and transparency in mind, and we’ll roll it out gradually, with full documentation.

NFT support on the roadmap

Right now, Viper doesn’t display NFTs—but we’re working on it.

In future updates, you’ll be able to view, manage, and send your Solana-based NFTs directly inside the wallet. No third-party viewers or external tools required. It’s not ready yet, but it’s high on our list, and it’s coming.

dApp connections are next in line

Soon, Viper will let you connect to Solana dApps directly from the browser extension. This means you'll be able to swap tokens, mint NFTs, interact with DeFi platforms, and more—without ever leaving your wallet environment.

It’s in active development and coming soon.

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