
Your assets, in view.
Manage supported tokens and collectibles, with send and receive controls close at hand.
Self-custody. Made clear.
A self-custody wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Syscoin and compatible networks. Manage your assets, connect to apps and review your next move in one place.


Browser extension
Everyday tools for your assets, your networks and the apps you choose.

Manage supported tokens and collectibles, with send and receive controls close at hand.

Search compatible EVM and UTXO networks by name, or add your own RPC configuration.

Choose which account to share with an app. Review the request before you connect.
Actual extension screens with illustrative balances and a local demonstration app.
Hardware wallets and app connections, with availability depending on your device, network and operation.
Meet Pali
Explore Pali's mobile interface, from your asset overview to transaction and app reviews.
Pali for mobile
A familiar view of your assets, clear transaction reviews and the networks you choose — designed for a smaller screen.


Built around your choices
Create or import a wallet. Keep your recovery material private and backed up — you are responsible for access to your assets.
Check the account, network and request before you approve. Clear presentation helps you make an informed choice.
Explore how Pali is built, follow development and contribute through our public source repository.
Pali supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Syscoin and compatible EVM and UTXO networks. Available assets and operations depend on the network and account type. You can find networks by name or enter a custom configuration.
You control your wallet’s recovery material. Keep it private and backed up. Pali cannot replace a lost recovery phrase or reverse a completed blockchain transaction.
Yes. Compatible apps can request a connection to Pali. Choose the account you want to share, then review connection, transaction and signature requests before approving them.
Pali includes Ledger and Trezor account options. Compatibility depends on the device, network and operation. Consult the documentation for the flow you intend to use.
Start with the Pali documentation for setup and usage guides, or join the community for questions and feedback. Never share a recovery phrase or private key in a support conversation.
Make your next move
Your wallet. Your networks. Your choice.