What GreyWallet is
A multichain self-custody wallet from Grey Holdings. Keys stay on the device. iOS and Android in this release.
Documentation
Sequenced from install through derivation, networks, send, receive, and Private Vaults. Search from the sidebar, or ⌘K.
Start
A multichain self-custody wallet from Grey Holdings. Keys stay on the device. iOS and Android in this release.
Install GreyWallet, then create a wallet or import one you already hold. Record the phrase offline before you fund the account.
GreyWallet ships on iOS and Android. Desktop and hardware wallets are not in this release.
Wallet
Generate an HD wallet on the device. Phrase length, chain family, derivation path, and account index are set in one flow.
Restore an existing HD wallet. The phrase is necessary and not always sufficient — family, path, and index must match the original.
Hierarchical deterministic structure: app, HD wallet, account, address. Create many wallets. Hold many accounts in each.
The phrase is the root of the HD wallet. GreyWallet cannot reconstruct it. Support will never ask for it.
Control
How a phrase becomes a specific account. Path, coin type, and why restore fails when the path is wrong.
The account' level of the derivation path. Not a nickname. Not limited to 0, 1, and 2. Wrong index is a different account.
Networks
Supported chains, seven key spaces, and the difference between covering the full set and transacting on one network.
Each network reads and broadcasts through an RPC endpoint. You can set that URL. This site does not publish a vendor catalog.
Execution environments per family, and DeFi / NFT surfaces in the app — without invented protocol or WalletConnect claims.
Use
One network per transaction. Verify asset, amount, address, and fee. On-chain sends cannot be reversed.
Share the address for the selected network and account. A deposit on the wrong chain cannot be redirected.
Balances by network. Tickers are not unique across chains. Always match asset and network.
Transaction history and notifications for the wallets in view. Private Vaults activity stays in that space until it is unlocked.
Stored destinations for faster sends. A label is not a guarantee that the address is correct.
Network fees are paid on-chain in that network’s fee asset. GreyWallet does not set protocol fees.
Privacy
Isolated wallets behind a pattern. Device-level privacy — not undetectability. Not recoverable by support.
App lock on the device. It is not a backup of the recovery phrase and not a second set of keys.
Self-custody rules: what stays on the device, what support cannot do, and what you must never send.
Help
Empty balances, wrong network, stuck sends, and what is actually a derivation mismatch.