Encrypted local vault
Wallet data is encrypted on the computer and unlocked with the user password inside the app.
Windows desktop wallet
A Windows wallet for EVM chains, Bitcoin, and Solana. Create or import a wallet, send assets, track ERC-20 tokens, and add custom EVM coins.
Use Add Coin to add token contracts, EVM-compatible networks, or simple coin entries that can appear in the shared Coins list.
Desktop wallet
Create or import a wallet, unlock the vault, choose a network, review balances, and sign transactions with the logic required by that chain.
Wallet data is encrypted on the computer and unlocked with the user password inside the app.
EVM, Bitcoin, and Solana accounts use the right address formats and transaction builders for each chain.
Estimate and send native EVM assets, BTC, and SOL from the selected network.
Add EVM token contracts, read token metadata from the contract, view balances, and send tracked ERC-20 assets.
Show the selected chain address and QR code for receiving assets.
Export the encrypted keystore and access private material through a password-gated backup screen.
Network behavior
EVM, Bitcoin, and Solana use different address formats, fee models, and RPC/API paths. SharkWallet keeps those details separate in the app.
Supports native transfers, ERC-20 token import, token balance reads, token sends, message signing, custom RPC networks, and explorer links.
Supported networks
SharkWallet includes major EVM networks plus Bitcoin and Solana. Add Coin handles custom ERC-20 tokens and EVM-compatible network entries.
Add your coin
The Add Coin screen has three paths: token contract, native EVM network, or coin entry.
Required: token contract address and target network. SharkWallet reads symbol, name, decimals, and balance from the ERC-20 contract.
Required: network ID, chain ID, native symbol, RPC URL, and optional explorer URLs. The chain must behave like an EVM network.
Use name, symbol, website, and short description for coins that do not need EVM contract or RPC data.
After sync, the same coin entry can appear in Coins for other SharkWallet users.
Key storage
SharkWallet stores wallet data locally, unlocks with a password, and signs transactions using the selected chain account.
Wallet data is stored locally in an encrypted vault and unlocked with the user password before sensitive operations.
EVM, Bitcoin, and Solana transfers use separate address formats, fee handling, and transaction builders.
The selected chain stays visible while sending, receiving, and checking balances.
Keystore export and private material access sit behind password confirmation and a dedicated backup screen.
Product details
The desktop wallet sends native EVM assets, BTC, SOL, and tracked ERC-20 tokens from the selected account.
Built-in networks cover major EVM chains plus Bitcoin and Solana. Users can add ERC-20 tokens and custom EVM networks from the wallet UI.
Token imports, native EVM networks, and simple coin entries are shown together in Coins.