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Wyro vs Core

Core is Ava Labs’ own wallet and a strong choice for Avalanche. Wyro overlaps with it on staking, Aave and Benqi, and recurring swaps, and differs in where perps live, how transactions are previewed, and how much you can do from your phone and home screen.

Core is made by Ava Labs. Facts checked November 4, 2026, with sources below.

Both offer

  • Delegating AVAX on the P-Chain from mobile
  • Lending and borrowing with Aave and Benqi
  • Recurring swaps
  • Ledger on mobile
  • An in-app dapp browser

Where Wyro differs

  • Hyperliquid perps inside the mobile app (Core documents perps for Core Web)
  • Register a validator from your phone (Core’s mobile help center documents delegation)
  • One Transfer screen across the C-Chain, P-Chain, and Hyperliquid
  • A Tenderly balance-change preview before you confirm C-Chain transactions
  • Home-screen widgets (Android now, iPhone at launch), including a staking unlock countdown
  • A social feed with token news, and payment request links

Where Core leads

  • Gasless eligible C-Chain transactions
  • Seedless sign-in
  • A browser extension today, and a web app open to everyone (Wyro’s web app is in private beta and its extension is coming soon)
  • Prediction markets (on Core Web)
  • Core Bridge, X-Chain support, and in-app buying
  • Built by Ava Labs, the team behind Avalanche

Choose Core if

You want a browser extension or a web app that’s open to everyone today, gasless C-Chain transactions, seedless sign-in, or a bridge and on-ramp in the same app.

Choose Wyro if

You live on your phone and want staking, Aave and Benqi, and Hyperliquid perps in one mobile app, with balance-change previews before you sign and your stake on your home screen.

Feature by feature

Wallet comparison, checked November 4, 2026
Feature WyroCore
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]
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]
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]
Lend and borrow (Aave / Benqi)
YesSupply and borrow on Aave V3 and Benqi
YesCore Earn: lend, withdraw, borrow, repay[1][2]
Balance-change preview before signing
YesTenderly simulation shows expected balance changes (C-Chain)
PartlyScam and suspicious-transaction alerts[1]
Ledger over Bluetooth on mobile
YesNano X, Stax, Flex (clear-sign only)
YesLedger import on Core mobile[4]
Home-screen widgets
YesAndroid now, iPhone at launch: Portfolio, Validator Unlock, Earn, Quick Actions
Not documentedNot found in Core’s mobile help center[2]
Recurring swaps (DCA)
YesChoose frequency and number of orders
YesRecurring swaps on mobile[2]
Gasless / sponsored transactions
NoNot offered; you pay normal network fees
YesEligible C-Chain transactions since March 2025[5]
Seedless sign-in
NoNot offered; recovery phrase or Ledger
YesSeedless with MFA[2][6]
Prediction markets
NoNot offered
PartlyPolymarket on Core Web[7]
Platforms
PartlyAndroid (private launch), iPhone (coming soon), web app (private beta), browser extension (coming soon)
YesWeb, extension, iOS, Android[1]
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?

“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.

Switching to Wyro

You don’t need to move funds. Import your existing recovery phrase into Wyro and the same C-Chain addresses and balances appear. Keep your phrase offline, and only ever type it inside the app.

Read the import guide →

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FAQ

Wyro vs Core: questions

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Is Wyro a good Core wallet alternative?

If you mostly use Avalanche from your phone, Wyro covers the same staking, Aave and Benqi, and recurring swaps as Core’s mobile app, and adds Hyperliquid perps on mobile, balance-change previews, and home-screen widgets. If you need a browser extension, gasless transactions, or seedless sign-in, Core offers those and Wyro doesn’t.

Can I use the same wallet in Core and Wyro?

Yes. Import the same recovery phrase into Wyro and you’ll see the same C-Chain addresses. Never type your recovery phrase anywhere except inside the app itself.

Can I stake AVAX in both?

Yes. Both support native delegation on the P-Chain. Wyro also lets you register a validator from your phone. In the Wyro web app, which is in private beta, signing staking transactions needs the Core browser extension.

Get your access code.

Wyro is in private launch on Android, with iPhone coming soon. Join the waitlist and we’ll email your code.

Get it on Google PlayiPhone · Web · ExtensionComing soon

Android requires an access code.