Once approved, install lands as a one-click add to your browser. Estimated review window: 1–3 weeks for first-time wallet publishers.
Open Spaniel Wallet in your browser to send, receive, and manage SOL. Non-custodial, open source, no email, no signup. Your encrypted vault lives on your device only.
The Spaniel Wallet browser extension is in review with both stores so you can connect to MagicEden, Jupiter, Tensor, pump.fun, Drift, and any other Solana dApp that speaks the Wallet Standard.
Once approved, install lands as a one-click add to your browser. Estimated review window: 1–3 weeks for first-time wallet publishers.
Open source extension, Manifest V3, signed by Mozilla. AMO review typically completes within a few days.
No side-loaded pre-release downloads. Both store listings will go live as soon as the review process completes. Follow @SpanielSolana for launch.
Your keys live in your browser. We can't see them, can't freeze them, can't lose them for you.
Every line of wallet-core, the extension, and this page is on GitHub. Audit it yourself.
No email, no signup, no third-party analytics on your wallet pages. No password to forget either.
AES-256-GCM envelope, Argon2id-derived key. Your password is your only way in.
Buffer-free transfers built with BigInt-safe lamport math. Live fee preview before signing.
The extension implements the full Solana Wallet Standard — MagicEden, Jupiter, Tensor, pump.fun, Drift, you name it.
Wallet-native auth for sites that support it. No email/password trail to lose.
First-party support for the Spaniel Syndicate Series 1 product line. Open packs and view your binder from the wallet.
If you hold enough cards or sealed product, your wallet can vote where the monthly Rescue Pool distribution goes.
After 5 minutes of inactivity (or at OS lock) the in-memory key bytes are wiped. Password required to unlock again.
Inside your browser, encrypted under your password with AES-256-GCM (key derived via Argon2id). Nothing is sent to a server. The repository is the only thing that ever sees the source code; your secrets stay local.
Your 12-word recovery phrase is the only way back in. Without either your password OR the recovery phrase, the funds are unrecoverable. Back the recovery phrase up somewhere safe (paper, metal plate, password manager) the moment you create a wallet — the wallet shows a 3-word verification quiz so you don't skip this step.
Not yet. The wallet is open source on GitHub and built with Paul Miller's audited noble-curves + noble-hashes for all cryptographic primitives. We avoid third-party npm crypto packages entirely — see the vendor/ folder in the repo. A formal audit is on the roadmap before we publish to the Chrome Web Store and Mozilla AMO. Use a small amount of SOL until then.
Both store reviews take 1–6 weeks. We're shipping a side-load build now so people can use it immediately; the store submission is in progress. Side-load builds are functionally identical — the .zip you download here is exactly what we'll submit.
It works with the same dApps via the Solana Wallet Standard. The differences: it's first-party to the Spaniel Syndicate collection (so the Spaniel-specific features — binder, rip, Rescue Pool — are built-in), it's open source, and the source code is much smaller (~75 KB extension) because we don't ship a multi-chain runtime.
For balance display the wallet queries Solana directly via the public RPC. For Spaniel-Syndicate-specific data (binder, rescue vote eligibility, etc.) it calls our Cloudflare Worker — but only with your wallet's public address, never with any private material. You can audit every fetch in the network panel.
Yes. The extension implements the standard Wallet Standard interface and registers itself with any page that asks (MagicEden, Jupiter, Tensor, etc.). The popup shows you the requesting site's origin clearly before you approve any signature.