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Phobia Wallet

An open-source, self-custody wallet for Windows, Linux and Android. No account, no email, no KYC, no telemetry — and every network request can be forced through Tor.

Status
Beta · v4.10
Runs on
Windows (installer, portable) · Linux · Android 7.0+ (beta)
Built with
C# · .NET 8 · Avalonia
License
MIT
Tests
More than 1,860 offline tests on every push
Audit
No external audit yet — planned

What it does

Your IP stays hidden

Built-in Tor. With the kill-switch on, anything that cannot go through Tor is simply not sent.

Your keys, your machine

Your recovery phrase is created and stored only on your device, encrypted, and your password is asked again before every send.

Privacy check before you send

Shows what a payment would reveal about you publicly — before you send it.

One-click protection

Shows which protections are on right now, and turns them all on with one button.

Staking & swaps

Staking for TRX, SOL and ATOM; swaps routed through THORChain, NEAR Intents or Exolix.

No account, no fee

No email, no ID checks, no tracking — and no fee on top of the network fee.

18 networks

  • Bitcoin
  • Ethereum & ERC-20
  • Monero
  • Solana
  • TRON
  • TON
  • Cardano
  • Zcash (transparent)
  • XRP
  • Stellar
  • Cosmos Hub
  • NEAR
  • Polkadot
  • Litecoin
  • Dogecoin
  • Bitcoin Cash
  • Nano
  • Decred

Check that your download is genuine

  1. Download the build and SHA256SUMS-Beta.txt from the same release.
  2. Compare the hash: Get-FileHash .\PhobiaWallet-Setup-Beta.exe on Windows, or sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS-Beta.txt on Linux.
  3. Check the build attestation: gh attestation verify <file> --repo thefear078/Phobia-Wallet.

Windows will not show a publisher name for this app — its signing certificate is self-made — so the checks above are how you know the file really comes from us.