Install · v0.1.0 · MVP

Install FleetWallet in Chrome.

FleetWallet ships as a Manifest V3 Chrome extension. The Web Store listing isn't live yet — for now you load the developer build directly. It works in Chrome, Brave, Arc, Edge and Vivaldi.

Available now · dev build

Load unpacked

Two minutes. No account. The extension talks only to the RPCs you configure — nothing else leaves your device.

Download fleetwallet-extension.zip and unzip it.
Open chrome://extensions in your browser.
Toggle Developer mode on (top-right corner).
Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped extension/ folder.
Pin FleetWallet to your toolbar — click the icon to open it.

Download .zip → Inspect crypto core

SHA-256 of the build is printed on each release tag. The crypto layer is trustwallet/wallet-core (MIT) — same code as Trust Wallet, audited.

Coming soon

Chrome Web Store

One-click install, auto-updates, signed by Nodefleet. We're in the queue. Until it ships, the dev build above gets you the same UX — minus auto-update.

Click Add to Chrome on the Web Store listing.
Approve the permissions (storage, activeTab, host access for dapps).
Done — FleetWallet self-updates from there.

Want to be pinged the moment we go live? Join the waitlist.

What's actually wired in v0.1.0?

Honest answer: the UI shell, brand, options page, custom-chain manifest store, and the dapp-detection provider stub are real. Trust Wallet Core's WASM artefact isn't bundled yet, so signing flows currently surface a not yet wired message instead of pretending. Build instructions live in trustwallet/wallet-core; integration is the next milestone.