Sei Wallet Providers Guide

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You need a wallet to manage assets and interact with Sei. There are several types of wallets, and each type has different features and levels of security.

Avoid importing a wallet mnemonic manually from an EVM-only wallet app into a Cosmos-based wallet app, or the reverse. Because the coin types differ, the import may generate unexpected wallet addresses.

Types of wallets

1. Software wallets: These are applications or browser extensions that manage private keys and interact with the blockchain. They are easy to use and available on both desktop and mobile devices.
2. Hardware wallets: These are physical devices that store private keys securely offline. They are more secure, but less convenient for frequent transactions.
3. Passkey-based wallets: These wallets use passkeys for authentication instead of traditional seed phrases. This adds another layer of security.

Recommended wallets

Wallet	EVM	Auth Method	Coin Type	Type	Mobile	Link
MetaMask	✅	Mnemonic / Privkey	60	Software	✅	MetaMask
Backpack	✅	Mnemonic / Privkey	60	Software	✅	Backpack
Binance Wallet	✅	MPC / Keyless	60	Software	✅	Binance Wallet
Dynamic	✅	Any	All	Embedded	✅	Dynamic Wallet
Privy	✅	Email / Social / Passkey / Wallet	60	Embedded	✅	Privy
Rabby	✅	Mnemonic / Priv/Passkey	60	Software	✅	Rabby Wallet
OKX	✅	Mnemonic / Privkey	118 / 60	Software	✅	OKX Wallet
Gem Wallet	✅	Mnemonic / Privkey	118 / 60	Software	✅	Gem Wallet

Wallets with coin type 118 use the Cosmos hierarchical deterministic (HD) derivation path. Sei’s address-association system still maps the same key to a unique EVM 0x... address.

For more on coin types, HD paths, and how to derive wallet addresses correctly, see HD paths and coin types.

Hardware wallets

Wallet	EVM	Cosmos	Coin Type	Type	Mobile	Link
Ledger	✅	✅	118 / 60	Hardware	❌	Ledger
Arculus	✅	✅	118 / 60	Hardware	✅	Arculus

Integration guides

• Pimlico Wallet
• Particle Wallet

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