Tera Wallet

The Tera Wallet iOS TestFlight is now live. Early testers can download the TestFlight app from the App Store, then use the link below to install Tera Wallet and begin testing the next stage of the experience. Your feedback will help us refine the app before the wider launch. Join the early testing group: testflight.apple.com/join/Av… Tera is building. iOS is now part of the journey.

Tera for Chrome got a glow-up Pick your look: System, Light, Dark, or Black (true black, perfect for OLED screens Plus: - Buttons in Tera's signature gold-to-copper gradient - The same typeface as the Tera app - Icons on Send, Receive, Swap and Stake - Softer cards, smoother inputs, a live network dot Change it anytime in Settings → Appearance, or choose it at the end of setup. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Tera for Chrome can now create a brand new wallet Tap "Create a new wallet" and Tera opens in a new tab. Write down your 12 words, check them, then tap "Send to Tera for Chrome". Your new wallet goes straight back to the extension. Set a password and you're in. No typing your phrase twice. How it stays safe: - It's encrypted to a one-time key only your extension holds - Only terawallet.app can hand it over - Tera's servers never see it, and the website keeps nothing github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Ledger support, in the browser wallet You've been able to pair a Ledger with Tera for Chrome. Now the web wallet at terawallet.app does it too, no extension required. "I already have a wallet" offers Ledger alongside a recovery phrase or a private key. Connect once through Chrome's own device picker, pick an account, and confirm the address on the Ledger's own screen before it's saved. From there every send, swap, stake and signature is approved on the device instead of a password. The key never leaves it, and every signature is checked back against your wallet's address before anything is trusted. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Curious what a wallet holds without ever touching its keys? "I already have a wallet" now offers "Watch an address" right beside the recovery phrase and private key options. A watched wallet shows its balances and activity with a "Watching" badge, no password, because there's nothing to unlock. Sites can still connect to read it, but every signature and every transaction, from a site or the popup, is refused before an approval window even opens. Look, don't touch. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Tools for the treasury, not the trader A team managing shared funds isn't looking for the same thing someone swapping their own tokens is. The Team screen in Tera Business now lists a few allocators and risk curators confirmed on Robinhood Chain -- the kind of tools a DAO or company treasury actually reaches for. Right below your members list, same place you already check who can approve a payment. Discovery only, same as everywhere else we do this: no relationship, no data held, no numbers shown that would misrepresent what's happening on this chain. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

A short list of dapps worth knowing about Not every protocol on Robinhood Chain shows up in a wallet's UI. Most of the time you have to already know what to go look for. Discover (Settings > More) is a small, curated list of notable dapps confirmed live on Robinhood Chai- DEXs, lending, yield, bridges - filterable by category. Tap one, it opens, same as any bookmark. It's discovery, nothing more. No numbers, no endorsement, just a name, a category and a link. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Floor-price alerts for your NFTs A token has a price ticker. An NFT just sits there until you remember to check. You can now set a floor-price alert on any NFT collection you hold, right from its page in the gallery rises above, falls below, your call. It shows up alongside your token price alerts in Settings, same list, same notification. Floor prices come from CoinGecko's public NFT data, no key, no account, and nothing about which address holds what is ever sent to look one up. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Tera Wallet is now live on Google Play! Download the app, share it with friends, and let us know what you think. Your feedback helps us make Tera better.

Tera community, are you keeping an eye on your Security Checkup and working toward 100/100? We appreciate everyone taking the time to support Tera Wallet and strengthen their wallet’s security. How often do you check the score?

Move your contacts to another device Saved contacts live only on the device that saved them by design. But sometimes you actually want them on a second device too. You can now export your contacts as an encrypted file, locked with a password you choose for the file itself, and import it anywhere else. An address already saved on the other device is left alone; only new contacts get added. Nothing leaves your hands, there's no server step in the middle. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Account avatars More than one wallet on this phrase starts looking the same at a glance. Tera now lets you pick an avatar for each account from the wallet switcher a small picture that replaces the generic wallet icon, so "Wallet 2" is something you recognize instead of something you read. It's shown only to you. Never sent to a site, never shown in a review just a way to tell your own accounts apart faster. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Custom networks Tera is built for Robinhood Chain, but your life isn't one chain. You can now save another EVM network's details right next to your wallet -- name, chain ID, RPC URL, currency symbol, block explorer -- the same way you'd bookmark it. It's reference only. Tera never sends, swaps, bridges or signs on a custom network; it's just there when you need to open it in an explorer or copy it somewhere else. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

ENS names on Send Sending shouldn't mean copying forty hex characters correctly on the first try. Tera now resolves ENS names on the Send screen, alongside your tags, contacts and email type vitalik.eth instead of 0x5b27…9f05. Resolution happens directly against Ethereum, not Tera's own register. The full resolved address is always shown before you sign, same as a tag or contact a name is never what the transfer is built from. One less way to get a destination wrong. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

A new Tera Wallet build is ready to try. Assets now appear above the watchlist on the Wallet tab, alongside a few UI polish and behind-the-scenes improvements. Try it out and share your feedback, we’d love to hear what you think.

Known address labels Your wallet’s Activity should read like a history you understand. Tera now recognizes known Robinhood Chain addresses and shows their names across Activity, search, transaction details, and send reviews, including the dashboard and browser extension. That means recognizable labels for contracts such as Relay, Uniswap, USDG, and TERA, alongside your own saved contact names. The full address stays visible, labels match exact addresses on the correct chain, and direct transfers to known token or protocol contracts carry a warning. Less guesswork before and after you sign. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Claim links You shouldn’t need someone’s wallet address just to send them their first ETH. Tera now lets you fund a claim link and share it privately. Your friend opens it, creates or unlocks a wallet, reviews the amount, and claims on Robinhood Chain. The claim fee comes from the gift, so they don’t need ETH to get started. Senders can also reclaim funds that haven’t been collected. One link to bring someone onchain. Share privately, anyone holding the link can claim. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Tera now taps you on the shoulder even when it's closed. Turn on push and you'll hear "Received 25 USDG" the moment it lands, and "Sent… if this wasn't you, open Tera now" if money ever leaves without you. Signed by your wallet to switch on. Never shows the sender's address, ignores spam tokens and dust attacks, and can hide amounts from your lock screen. Live on web now (iPhone: add to Home Screen). github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

Address poisoning is one of the costliest scams in crypto: someone sends you dust from an address made to start and end like one you've paid, and waits for you to copy it next time. Tera already kept those out of your activity. Now it tells you the moment one lands: "Lookalike address blocked", who it was pretending to be, and both addresses side by side with the difference highlighted. Paste one into Send and Tera stops you. Live on web now, in the app next release. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…

New in Tera Wallet: send to many at once. Paste a list (contacts, @tags or addresses, one per line) and approve once. Tera checks every line as you type, catches typos and duplicates, and shows the whole list before anything is sent. Payroll, splits and airdrops, done in one go. github.com/TeraWalletRH/Tera…