Open code. Open ownership.
The open wallet infrastructure for high-alignment users who want control, not just custody. Live across browser extension, web wallet, and Android since 2023.
Open source is non-negotiable.
Closed code is a trust tax. Most wallets solve custody, but not control. Open source is the clearest way to reduce hidden power, opaque decisions, and asymmetric control at the wallet layer.
Decentralization without transparency is theater.
You do not decentralize power by saying it. You do it by exposing the rules. Without transparency, users may hold keys while still depending on closed systems that shape access, integrations, defaults, and distribution.
Security improves in public.
Closed systems fail silently. Open systems fail in public and improve faster. For users who care about resilience and verifiability, transparency is not optional.
If users do not shape it, it is not aligned.
Ownership and governance are not cosmetic layers. They are structural choices. Salmon is built for users who want a wallet layer that can evolve in the open and align with the ecosystem it serves.
Open wallet infrastructure, already live
Salmon is not a theoretical alternative. It is already live across browser extension, web wallet, Android, and a public open-source repository.
PreviewBuilt for high-alignment users
Designed for crypto natives, builders, integrators, contributors, and communities that care about open, verifiable wallet infrastructure.
PreviewSelf-custodial by design
Use core wallet flows, manage assets, and interact with the ecosystem without giving up custody of your keys.
PreviewActive Solana validator
Salmon also operates an active Solana validator, reinforcing its operational alignment with the ecosystem it is building for.
PreviewReady to deepen integrations
The next phase is focused on reliability, mobile parity, security, and stronger ecosystem integrations across the users and projects that matter most.
PreviewPublic open-source repository
Core software is available through a public repository so the wallet layer can be inspected, challenged, and improved in the open.
Security by design
Built to reduce trust assumptions through transparency, testing, and disciplined execution.
PreviewKeys stay with you
Your private keys are encrypted on your device and protected by your password. Salmon is built so custody stays with the user.
PreviewPrivacy with restraint
Salmon is designed to minimize unnecessary data collection and reduce hidden extraction at the interface layer. The goal is a wallet experience with fewer trust assumptions and more user control.
PreviewOpen security model
Security improves through transparency. Open-source code, public review, continuous testing, and audit readiness create a stronger and more verifiable security posture.
PreviewEvery change reviewed
Contributions are inspected before they become part of the wallet. Critical infrastructure should evolve through visible review and accountable engineering, not behind closed doors.
Salmon is public infrastructure.
No hidden gatekeepers. No opaque control. Just systems that can be inspected, challenged, and improved.
Salmon is open-source.
Because closed code creates invisible power.
Salmon is built for aligned ownership.
Because the people who depend on the wallet layer should have a path to shape how it evolves.
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 remain open to the ecosystem that helped build it.