Rabby Wallet integrates HyperEVM chain

Rabby Wallet has announced the integration of the HyperEVM chain, enabling its users to natively connect to and interact with the Hyperliquid EVM-based ecosystem directly from the wallet interface. HyperEVM is the Ethereum-compatible smart contract environment of the Hyperliquid derivatives exchange, with its own RPC endpoint and chain configuration. Prior to this, users typically had to add HyperEVM as a custom network or rely on wallets with limited or no native support, which created friction for on-chain asset management and DeFi interactions. The Hyperliquid documentation now explicitly recommends Rabby as a wallet that supports HyperEVM as an integrated network. Rabby, a Web3 wallet focused on EVM chains and DeFi, positions itself as a multi-chain wallet that emphasizes security features such as transaction simulation, detailed transaction breakdowns, and pre-transaction risk checks. By adding HyperEVM alongside other EVM networks, Rabby lowers the barrier for traders and DeFi users who want to bridge activity between Hyperliquid’s on-chain environment and the broader EVM ecosystem. Early community feedback, including an App Store review describing Rabby as a “go to wallet for everything HyperEVM,” suggests that this is the first wallet to offer native Hyperliquid EVM support, potentially improving user experience for those trading or managing assets on HyperEVM. This integration is part of a broader pattern of Rabby adding support for emerging EVM-compatible chains to capture DeFi users seeking seamless multi-chain workflows.

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