Open Wallet Infrastructure
A community-owned wallet built for real decentralization.
Open source is non-negotiable
Closed code is a trust tax. Most wallets solve custody, but not control. Open source is the only way to eliminate hidden power, backdoors, and asymmetric control at the wallet layer. If you can't verify it, you don't own it.
Decentralization without transparency is theater.
You don't decentralize power by saying it — you do it by exposing the rules. Open code is the social contract of crypto. Without transparency, users may hold keys while still depending on closed systems that shape access, integrations, and distribution.
Security improves in public
Silence weakens systems. Transparency hardens them, forcing resilience. Closed systems fail silently. Open ones fail loudly, and improve.
If users don't own it, it's not Web3.
Community ownership is not a roadmap item. It's an architectural decision. Salmon is built for users who want more than access to crypto — they want a wallet layer that can be owned, governed, and evolved in the open.
Advanced tools, without the complexity
Built for users who want simplicity first — and control when it matters.
PreviewSwap & Bridge
Swap and bridge tokens. Fast, seamless, and self-custodial.
PreviewClean your wallet
Hide spam. Burn noise. Keep your wallet focused on what matters.
PreviewConnect to dApps
Access the ecosystem directly from your wallet — without giving up control.
PreviewBuilt to grow with you
Simple to start. Powerful for users who want more than convenience.
Security by design
Built to protect without asking for blind trust.
PreviewKeys stay with you
Your private keys are encrypted on your device. Protected by your password. Never shared. Never accessible to us. Because custody should stay with the user.
PreviewPrivacy by default
No tracking. No data collection. Your balances, addresses, and activity stay private. No hidden extraction behind the interface.
PreviewOpen security model
Security through transparency. Open-source code, reviewed in public. Audited continuously by the community. Because trust should be verifiable.
PreviewEvery change reviewed
All contributions are inspected. Every pull request is reviewed before becoming part of the wallet. Critical infrastructure should evolve in public, not behind closed doors.
Salmon is public infrastructure.
No permissions. No hidden gatekeepers. Just proof.
Salmon is open-source.
Because closed code creates invisible power.
Salmon is community-owned.
Because users, not corporations, bear the consequences — and should shape the wallet layer accordingly.
Salmon assumes adversaries.
Security is earned through exposure, not secrecy.
Salmon prioritizes longevity over growth.
A wallet that earns trust over time is more valuable than one that only optimizes for short-term growth.
If Salmon fails, it should fail in public.
If it succeeds, it should belong to everyone who backed it.
FAQ
From the Blog
Insights and updates from the Salmon team.
The Promise of Decentralization Starts With Wallets
Wallets are the most elemental brick in crypto. They hold identity, value, and the keys that make every on-chain action possible.
Read on Medium →Swimming Through the Blockchain Networks
Understanding the roles of Mainnet, Testnet, and Devnet is essential for both developers and users.
Read on Medium →Building Bridges
Salmon partnership with StealthEX to bring In-Wallet-Bridge. Jumping from one blockchain to another has always been difficult.
Read on Medium →Introducing Unified Accounts
Salmon completed its biggest release jumping from Solana to Multi-chain with unified accounts feature.
Read on Medium →Getting Started with Salmon
After the FTX issue, we realize again that 'not your keys, not your coins' is real. Custody matters.
Read on Medium →Understanding Self-Custodial
Custodial, Self-Custodial or Non-Custodial, and how to move around with them.
Read on Medium →Not Just One Wallet
We recommend setting up 3 different wallets: Everyday, Trading, and HODLer for security purposes.
Read on Medium →It's ON!
After extensive development, Salmon launches its Web version today with open-source code available.
Read on Medium →Salmon Receives Grant From The Serum Fund
Salmon receives a Serum Grant as continuation of the Sollet wallet with open-source spirit.
Read on Medium →User Friendly Transfers on Solana
Salmon Wallet integrates with Solana Name Service for simplified transactions using .sol domain names.
Read on Medium →The Promise of Decentralization Starts With Wallets
Wallets are the most elemental brick in crypto. They hold identity, value, and the keys that make every on-chain action possible.
Read on Medium →Swimming Through the Blockchain Networks
Understanding the roles of Mainnet, Testnet, and Devnet is essential for both developers and users.
Read on Medium →Building Bridges
Salmon partnership with StealthEX to bring In-Wallet-Bridge. Jumping from one blockchain to another has always been difficult.
Read on Medium →Introducing Unified Accounts
Salmon completed its biggest release jumping from Solana to Multi-chain with unified accounts feature.
Read on Medium →Getting Started with Salmon
After the FTX issue, we realize again that 'not your keys, not your coins' is real. Custody matters.
Read on Medium →Understanding Self-Custodial
Custodial, Self-Custodial or Non-Custodial, and how to move around with them.
Read on Medium →Not Just One Wallet
We recommend setting up 3 different wallets: Everyday, Trading, and HODLer for security purposes.
Read on Medium →It's ON!
After extensive development, Salmon launches its Web version today with open-source code available.
Read on Medium →Salmon Receives Grant From The Serum Fund
Salmon receives a Serum Grant as continuation of the Sollet wallet with open-source spirit.
Read on Medium →User Friendly Transfers on Solana
Salmon Wallet integrates with Solana Name Service for simplified transactions using .sol domain names.
Read on Medium →