Our web wallet is part of a standard hybrixd node installation. It enables users to store and manage their cryptocurrencies in a completely decentralized way, and is big on privacy, by not storing any user data. You can use the online wallet in your browser on any device (including Android, iOS, macOS and Windows).
Go to https://wallet.hybrix.io. Click on create a new account and move your mouse or swipe your screen to create a very secure random account ID and password. Never use a wallet on public Wi-Fi.
You are responsible for storing your account login in a secure place. The wallet is big on privacy, so it is not storing any user data. Thus, your login credentials can’t be recovered.
To transfer your crypto coins to the wallet: go to Assets > Receive Transaction and copy the displayed address.
Using the wallet requires JavaScript. Additionally, an up-to-date browser is required. If your browser is not supported, you will receive a notification when trying to open the wallet. When this happens, you can download or upgrade your browser to the latest version of Firefox, Chrome or Safari.
Yes. Currently, the wallet is accessible for iOS and Android devices in your browser.
When you have set the basics of your wallet (the assets), you can further customize your wallet. In the menu in the top right you can:
If you cannot click the Sign in button, the Account ID and Password are incorrect. Please, make sure the Password is correct. In the Password, the numbers "0" and "1" are never used; instead, the capital letters "O", "I" and "L" are used.
If you still cannot log in, try clearing the browser's cache and/or try using a different browser. Some users have experienced issues with Safari on iOS and macOS.
Sometimes your amount can seem to disappear in the current wallet. The wallet will display 0 or N/A. This means the API for that blockchain is too busy to respond. Some cryptocurrencies have this more than others. For example: Counterparty (XCP) and Omni (OMNI) often respond very slow. Your tokens and coins are not gone. They are still there, and can be sent when the blockchain responds again.
If you want to check the amounts of your assets in the meantime you can check your addresses in the different block explorers:
We do not charge fees for using the wallet. The fees for transactions are the transaction (or network) fees that the network imposes on transactions. For example: when you want to transfer ETH from your wallet, a transaction fee has to be paid to the Ethereum network. Your wallet calculates this fee automatically.
This is also true for tokens. When you want to transfer a token distributed on the Ethereum network, an ETH fee is imposed to pay the Ethereum network for the transaction. This means you need to have ETH in your wallet to pay for the transaction.
The same is true for the other blockchain systems supported in the wallet.
Yes. Because of how the system is built, we can not have access to your financial data. All your keys and data are created client-side, and only stored where you write them down. We can not see what’s in your wallet and your password is never sent over the network.
Yes! All supported crypto-assets can be stored in one wallet.