Exodus

The wallet implements WalletConnect and requires user confirmation before processing each dApp request.

Has an embedded browser and requires user confirmation before processing each DApp request

Implements Wallet Connect and, when in locked state, shows the request; it requires users to unlock the wallet to process requests from DApps

The wallet refuses to sign EIP-712 messages when the chain ID doesn't match the currently active chain.

The 'eth_sign' method is enabled by default

Doesn't show a warning about different domain or scheme mismatches when signing an EIP-4361.

It shows all connected DApps and also the chance to revoke access to them

The wallet displays token approvals but lacks the functionality to revoke them.

It doesn’t require user confirmation before processing requests, and it doesn’t provide a list of available chains in the connect dialog.

The wallet fails to display the incoming and outgoing amounts for swap and pool transactions.

The 1inch approval process does not include any required information like the contract address, token details, allowance, or spender information.

The wallet does not display full EIP712Domain information, nor show or interpret the verifyingContract address but shows the personal_sign with a large message.

The wallet displays plain data instead of parsing it for ERC20 Permit or OpenSea listing transactions.

The wallet fails to alert users about dApp requests with addresses containing invalid checksums, but it doesn’t process the request or complete the transaction. Manually sending to an address with an invalid checksum using the wallet is not possible.

The sign button is available from the start

The wallet includes clickable links in the transaction history, but not during the process of sending a transaction.

By default, the wallet has no authentication. However, if protection is activated, after confirming, the wallet requires a password to view mnemonics or private keys.

The wallet can be manually locked when leaving the app, but it doesn't have a button to lock the wallet.

The wallet by default doesn't auto-lock immediately when the app is moved to background execution, but if you need it, you can activate it, and it locks instantly. The wallet doesn't auto-lock on inactivity, device lock, or background execution without user configuration.

By default, it has no authentication mechanism, but you can enable Passcode and Face ID. It accepts simple codes like 123456 but enforces rate limiting after the fifth attempt.

The wallet warns the user about the risks of taking screenshot captures and doesn't allow copying to the clipboard.

The wallet shows a brief warning about sharing both before and during the viewing of mnemonics or private keys.

The wallet does not alert users about connections to known phishing dApps like https://arbitrum-token-bridge-cqjggprvn-offchain-labs.vercel.app/

The wallet does not alert users about interactions with known phishing or scam addresses.

The wallet doesn't show any messages when I'm trying to connect to Uniswap

The wallet does not warn users when they interact with an unknown or untrusted address.

The wallet displays the full URL of the dApp the user is attempting to connect to.

The wallet hides spam or scam tokens and NFTs sent to the address and provides a message in case you wish to view them anyway.

The wallet does not clearly display messages for viewing balance, activity, or requesting transaction approvals. It only shows messages for viewing the address.