01Add-on: web wallet
A web wallet for your coin. Keys stay with your holders.
Create a web wallet for your own blockchain. Holders open a link, make a wallet and receive your coin in a minute. Their keys are created and kept in their own browser, and RocketRPC never sees them.
- $149 one-time
- Keys never leave the browser
- Works on every base
Balance
key in this browser1,250.00 AUR
AUR1q8f2…k2
Receive AUR
AUR1q8f2…k2
Share the code or the address.
example data
02Why it matters
A coin nobody can hold is just a promise.
Launch day is when people want to try your coin. Give them a place to keep it before they lose interest.
Without a wallet
- They have to run a node to hold a single coin
- Your launch post has no next step
With a web wallet
- A link, a new wallet, an address in a minute
- Nothing to install on any device
Holding is the first habit
People who hold a coin come back to check on it.
Every base, including Tron and Solana
The web wallet works on all twelve bases.
Phone, laptop, tablet
If it has a browser, it has your wallet.
03How it works
What we can and cannot see.
Every wallet comes down to one question: where does the private key live? Here is the honest map.
Holder's browser
Private key is made here and stays here
Signing happens here too.
Your wallet server
Serves the website
Sees addresses and balances. Never sees keys.
Your chain's node
Checks the signature, adds it to a block
Only the holder can move their coins, because only their browser holds the key.
A server breach cannot drain wallets that were never stored on it.
The flip side: a lost recovery phrase cannot be reset by anyone.
04Know the field
Who holds the keys, and which wallet fits.
Wallets differ in one way that matters more than any feature: who can sign.
Custodial
A company holds the keys
Easy to use. You trust them with every coin.
Self-custody
The holder holds the keys
This is your web wallet. Nobody else can sign.
Shared (MPC)
The key is split in parts
Holder and provider each keep a piece. Ask who sits in the signing path.
Web wallet
- Keys live
- In the holder's browser
- Hosting
- Hosted for you
- Getting started
- Open a link
- Price
- $149
- Bases
- Every base
Desktop wallet
- Keys live
- In a file on the holder's computer
- Hosting
- Nothing to host
- Getting started
- Download and install
- Price
- $199
- Bases
- Bitcoin-style bases
Mobile app
- Keys live
- On the phone
- Hosting
- App stores
- Getting started
- Store approval and install
- Price
- Not an add-on
- Bases
- No
Custody models as described by wallet education pages.
Sources: Trust Wallet academy on custodial and self-custody wallets, checked October 2026; Para on custodial and non-custodial wallets, checked October 2026
05What you get
Create a web wallet with your coin's name on the door.
Hosted, on your own domain, ready for the first person who asks how to hold your coin.
Your own address
wallet.yourcoin.com
Add one DNS record. The platform checks it and serves your wallet there.
Tell holders to bookmark this exact address. Clone sites are the main way people get tricked.
Self-custody
Keys are created and kept in each holder's browser.
Hosted and kept online
Served from its own server, beside your nodes.
Send and receive
Addresses, balances and payments in plain screens.
Every base
All twelve bases, Tron and Solana included.
Now or later
Pick it in the builder, or add it the week holders ask.
06Price
Wallet development, without the project.
Crypto wallet development agencies sell branded wallets as projects with five-figure quotes. Yours is an add-on.
Web wallet
$149
one-time
Hosting after launch
One extra server for the wallet: $9 a month on Standard and Advanced bases, $19 on Complex and Premium.
What a white label wallet is
A ready-made wallet rebranded with your name. Vendors sell it to skip building from scratch.
What you skip
Scoping calls, contracts and a launch date months away.
Vendor range as published on the PixelPlex blog. Scope differs from vendor to vendor.
Source: PixelPlex blog on white-label wallet development, checked October 2026
07Clear lines
What self-custody asks of your holders, and what is not included.
Self-custody is freedom with a responsibility attached. Say it plainly on launch day.
Good to tell your holders
- A lost recovery phrase cannot be reset by anyone, not you and not RocketRPC.
- Clone sites are the main risk. Bookmark the real address and never type the phrase anywhere else.
- Clearing browser data without a backup removes the wallet from that browser.
Not included
- Custody of anyone's coins
- Identity checks (KYC)
- Buying the coin with card or bank (fiat on-ramp)
- App store listings
- A security audit
- Exchange listings
08Works well with
Add-ons that pair with your web wallet.
A wallet is where people hold. These are where they use it.
Desktop wallet
For holders who would rather install an app.
$199See desktop wallet
Block explorer
Every payment from the wallet can be checked in public.
$149See block explorer
Faucet
The fastest way to put first coins in a new wallet.
$79See faucet
Swap (DEX)
Trade from the same coins the wallet holds.
$599See swap
09Questions
Web wallet questions
Real questions people ask before they give a coin a wallet.
How do I create my own wallet for a new crypto coin?
Pick the web wallet when you build your chain, or later from your dashboard. It goes live for your coin on your own domain once you add one DNS record.
Can you explain the process of forking a wallet?
A fork's wallet has to speak its own chain's language: its address format and network settings, not the parent coin's. This web wallet only speaks your chain's settings, so holders never mix the two.
What are the different types of wallets available for storing cryptocurrencies?
Web wallets run in the browser, desktop wallets are installed programs, mobile wallets are phone apps and hardware wallets are small devices. The bigger difference is custody: who holds the keys.
Do you hold my holders' keys?
No. Keys are created and kept in each holder's own browser. RocketRPC never sees them, and neither does your wallet server.
Is a browser wallet safe?
It is as safe as the place the key lives. Here that is the holder's browser, never a server. The main risk is a fake site, so tell holders to bookmark the real address.
What happens if a holder loses their recovery phrase?
Nobody can reset it. That is the price of self-custody, and the reason to ask every holder to write it down on day one.
Will the wallet be in the App Store or Play Store?
No. The web wallet is a website, and store listings are not included. It still works in the browser on any phone.
What is a white label crypto wallet?
A ready-made wallet that a business rebrands with its own name. Vendors sell them as projects. This add-on gives your coin its own custom crypto wallet for $149 one-time.
Does the web wallet work on Tron and Solana bases?
Yes. The web wallet works on every base: Bitcoin-style, masternode, EVM, Cosmos, Avalanche L1, Tron and Solana.
Can I add a web wallet after launch?
Yes. Open your dashboard, add it, and the platform puts the wallet on your running chain for you.
Give every holder a wallet today.
Add a web wallet to your chain for $149 one-time. Keys stay in the holder's browser.