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nautls/nautilus-wallet
A browser extension wallet for the Ergo blockchain, with Ledger hardware signing and EIP-12 dApp connections.
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What is it?
Nautilus Wallet is an open-source browser extension wallet for the Ergo platform, available for Chrome and Firefox. It lets users manage standard wallets, read-only wallets and hardware wallets side by side from one interface.
The wallet can sign transactions with a Ledger device, so private keys stay on the hardware. It also acts as a dApp Connector, exposing the EIP-12 compatible API that Ergo dApps use to request connections and transactions.
NFT collectibles are shown in a sandboxed gallery, which keeps untrusted token content isolated from the wallet itself. The project supports mainnet and testnet builds and includes unit, type, end-to-end and lint checks.
Key features
- 01Manages standard, read-only and hardware wallets together.
- 02Signs transactions with Ledger devices.
- 03Connects to Ergo dApps through the EIP-12 compatible dApp Connector API.
- 04Displays NFTs in a sandboxed gallery.
- 05Available as a Chrome and Firefox extension.
Use cases
- Holding and sending Ergo tokens from a browser.
- Keeping funds on a Ledger device while using Ergo dApps.
- Watching addresses with a read-only wallet without exposing keys.
- Viewing NFT collections safely in the browser.
Quick start
- 1
Install dependencies with pnpm
pnpm i - 2
Start development mode for mainnet (Chrome only)
pnpm run dev:mainnet - 3
Build a production Chrome extension for mainnet
pnpm run build:mainnet:chrome
Things to know
- Development mode works only in Chrome because of a Firefox bug that blocks scripts from localhost.
- Building from source requires the pnpm package manager.
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FAQ
- What is nautilus-wallet?
- A browser extension wallet for the Ergo blockchain, with Ledger hardware signing and EIP-12 dApp connections. Nautilus Wallet is an open-source browser extension wallet for the Ergo platform, available for Chrome and Firefox. It lets users manage standard wallets, read-only wallets and hardware wallets side by side from one interface.
- Is nautilus-wallet free to use? What license does it have?
- nautilus-wallet is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is nautilus-wallet still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to nautilus-wallet was on Nov 6, 2026.
- What can I use nautilus-wallet for?
- Holding and sending Ergo tokens from a browser. Keeping funds on a Ledger device while using Ergo dApps. Watching addresses with a read-only wallet without exposing keys. Viewing NFT collections safely in the browser.
- How do I install nautilus-wallet?
- Install dependencies with pnpm: pnpm i Start development mode for mainnet (Chrome only): pnpm run dev:mainnet Build a production Chrome extension for mainnet: pnpm run build:mainnet:chrome
- Where can I get nautilus-wallet?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/nautls/nautilus-wallet
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