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Avalanche wallets, compared honestly.

Every wallet here does some things well. This table shows what each one documents today, with a source for every competitor fact, so you can pick what fits how you use Avalanche.

Wallet comparison, checked November 4, 2026
Feature WyroCoreMetaMaskRabbyPhantom
Avalanche support
YesFull: C-Chain plus P-Chain for staking. View and receive on 6 more networks
YesNative C, P, and X-Chain plus Avalanche L1s[1][2]
YesC-Chain (EVM)[8]
YesC-Chain, as one of all EVM chains[13]
NoListed as unsupported in Phantom’s help center[17]
Native AVAX staking (P-Chain) on mobile
YesDelegate from 25 AVAX or validate from 2,000 AVAX, with C↔P transfer in the app
YesDelegate in Stake on mobile; delegate and validate on web[1][2]
Not documentedEVM-only; no P-Chain support found
Not documentedEVM-only; no P-Chain support found
NoNo Avalanche support[17]
Perps in the mobile app
YesHyperliquid, on mobile, where available (not US, UK, Ontario)
PartlyHyperliquid on Core Web; no mobile help article found[2][3]
YesHyperliquid on mobile since Oct 2025[9][10]
PartlyRabby Perps (Hyperliquid), secondary source[14]
YesHyperliquid perps[18]
Lend and borrow (Aave / Benqi)
YesSupply and borrow on Aave V3 and Benqi
YesCore Earn: lend, withdraw, borrow, repay[1][2]
PartlyStablecoin lending via Aave; no borrowing found[11]
PartlyAave in Rabby Mobile, secondary source[15]
Not documentedNot found in Phantom’s docs
Balance-change preview before signing
YesTenderly simulation shows expected balance changes (C-Chain)
PartlyScam and suspicious-transaction alerts[1]
YesEstimated balance changes, including on Avalanche[8]
YesPre-sign simulation[13]
YesIn-house simulation[19]
Ledger over Bluetooth on mobile
YesNano X, Stax, Flex (clear-sign only)
YesLedger import on Core mobile[4]
YesNano X via Bluetooth[12]
YesLedger via Bluetooth on mobile[16]
YesNano X and Stax via Bluetooth[20]
Home-screen widgets
YesAndroid now, iPhone at launch: Portfolio, Validator Unlock, Earn, Quick Actions
Not documentedNot found in Core’s mobile help center[2]
Not documentedNot found in MetaMask’s docs
Not documentedNot found in Rabby’s docs
Not documentedNot found in Phantom’s docs
Recurring swaps (DCA)
YesChoose frequency and number of orders
YesRecurring swaps on mobile[2]
Not documentedNot found in MetaMask’s docs
Not documentedNot found in Rabby’s docs
Not documentedNot found in Phantom’s docs
Gasless / sponsored transactions
NoNot offered; you pay normal network fees
YesEligible C-Chain transactions since March 2025[5]
PartlyGas Station: pay gas in tokens
PartlyGas Account
PartlyGasless swaps on Solana[18]
Seedless sign-in
NoNot offered; recovery phrase or Ledger
YesSeedless with MFA[2][6]
Not documentedNot found in MetaMask’s docs
Not documentedNot found in Rabby’s docs
Not documentedNot found in Phantom’s docs
Prediction markets
NoNot offered
PartlyPolymarket on Core Web[7]
YesPolymarket
Not documentedNot found in Rabby’s docs
YesKalshi
Platforms
PartlyAndroid (private launch), iPhone (coming soon), web app (private beta), browser extension (coming soon)
YesWeb, extension, iOS, Android[1]
YesExtension, iOS, Android
YesExtension, desktop, mobile
YesExtension, iOS, Android
Checked November 4, 2026.Yes YesPartly PartlyNo NoNot documented Not documented
  1. [1] core.app homepage and llms.txt
  2. [2] Core mobile help center
  3. [3] Core Web: What are perpetual futures?
  4. [4] Core mobile: import an account
  5. [5] The Block: Core gas-free C-Chain (Mar 2025)
  6. [6] The Defiant: Core seed abstraction
  7. [7] Core: Does Core charge fees?
  8. [8] MetaMask: estimated balance changes
  9. [9] MetaMask: how to trade perps
  10. [10] Invezz: MetaMask mobile perps (Oct 2025)
  11. [11] MetaMask: how to lend
  12. [12] Ledger: Ledger with MetaMask Mobile
  13. [13] Rabby: how to use Rabby Swap
  14. [14] IQ.wiki: Rabby (secondary)
  15. [15] Cryptowisser: Aave integrates with Rabby (secondary)
  16. [16] Rabby: supported hardware wallets
  17. [17] Phantom: supported networks
  18. [18] Phantom help center: swaps and fees
  19. [19] Phantom: anti-spoofing security
  20. [20] Phantom: Ledger on mobile

“Not documented” means we didn’t find it in that wallet’s official docs on the date above, not that it doesn’t exist. Features change often; check each wallet’s own documentation. Spotted something out of date? Email contact@wyrolabs.org.

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Wyro vs

Core

The official Avalanche wallet from Ava Labs, on web, extension, iOS, and Android.

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Wyro vs

MetaMask

A widely used multichain wallet with perps, predictions, and stablecoin earn.

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Wyro vs

Rabby

A security-focused EVM wallet known for pre-sign simulation, on desktop and mobile.

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Wyro vs

Phantom

A popular multichain wallet centered on Solana, with perps and predictions.

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FAQ

Choosing an Avalanche wallet

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Which Avalanche wallet is best for me?

It depends on how you use Avalanche. If you want a browser extension or gasless transactions, Core is a strong fit. If you use many EVM chains on desktop, MetaMask or Rabby may suit you. If you want staking, Aave and Benqi, and Hyperliquid perps together on your phone, Wyro is built for that.

Which wallets can stake AVAX natively?

Native staking happens on the P-Chain, so you need a wallet with P-Chain support, such as Core or Wyro. EVM-only wallets work with the C-Chain but not the P-Chain.

How did you check these facts?

We used each wallet’s official website and help center (plus a few secondary sources, marked as such) and linked them. Everything was checked on November 4, 2026. If a cell says “Not documented”, we didn’t find it in their docs. It may still exist.

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