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Connect to supported Solana and Ethereum dApps from your wallet.
Non-custodialwallet.Fully yours.
Your keys stay on your device. Send, swap and use Web3 apps on Solana and Ethereum, without ever handing over control.
- Keys stay on your device
- Solana + Ethereum
- Chrome + Android
Non-CustodialSolana + EthereumBrowser + MobileWeb3 readyNon-CustodialSolana + EthereumBrowser + MobileWeb3 readyNon-CustodialSolana + EthereumBrowser + MobileWeb3 ready
Why IDX
Built around self-custody
Not another generic “secure wallet” claim — here’s what IDX is actually built around.
01
You control your wallet
IDX is non-custodial, meaning IDX does not hold your crypto or control your private keys. Ownership stays with you.
02
Your wallet stays under your control
Your password is used for local encryption and is never stored on IDX servers. Seed phrases and private keys are not collected by IDX.
03
Use the Web3 apps you actually need
Connect to supported dApps, manage Solana and Ethereum assets, send and receive crypto, and swap tokens without leaving your wallet experience.
04
One wallet across desktop and mobile
Use the browser extension today, and restore the same wallet on Android with your seed phrase via Google Play. iOS is coming soon.
Security layers
How IDX protects your wallet
What actually makes a non-custodial wallet secure — and how IDX approaches each layer across Solana and Ethereum.
01
Local Key Generation
Your wallet's private keys are generated from your seed phrase directly on your device. IDX does not generate, store, or keep a copy of your private keys on its servers, giving you control over your wallet credentials.
02
Encrypted Wallet Storage
Your wallet data is encrypted locally on your device and protected by your password. This helps prevent unauthorized access to your stored wallet information. Your password is not stored on IDX servers, and IDX cannot use it to unlock your wallet.
03
Password-Based Protection
When your wallet is locked, you must enter your password to access it again. If you forget your password, IDX cannot reset it or unlock your wallet for you. You can restore access using your seed phrase, so keep it safely backed up.
04
Secure Transaction Approval
You stay in control of transactions made through your wallet. Before sending funds, swapping tokens, or connecting to a dApp, review the recipient address, transaction amount, and requested permissions carefully. Only approve transactions and requests you understand and trust.
05
Seed Phrase & Recovery Protection
Your seed phrase is the master backup for your wallet and can restore access to your funds. Write it down and store it in a secure, offline location. Anyone who obtains your seed phrase may gain control of your assets, so never share it with anyone or enter it on untrusted websites.
06
Non-Custodial by Design
IDX is designed to let you manage your digital assets without handing custody of your private keys to a third party. You control your wallet and approve your transactions, while remaining responsible for protecting your seed phrase, securing your device, and verifying every transaction.
Everyday Web3
One wallet for Web3
Self-custody is the foundation. Everyday Web3 actions are why you open the wallet.
Swap
Same-chain and Solana ↔ Ethereum cross-chain swaps with the lowest platform fees in a simple UI.
Send
Send crypto directly from your wallet across supported networks.
Receive
Share your address or QR code to receive assets on Solana or Ethereum.
Manage
Track balances, accounts, and activity across supported networks.
Explore
Use supported Web3 applications without giving up key ownership.
Self-custody checklist
What should you look for in a non-custodial wallet?
Use this checklist when evaluating any self-custody wallet — including IDX.
1
Self-custody
You control the keys instead of relying on a third party to hold them
2
Local key protection
Reduces unnecessary third-party access to recovery material
3
Clear signing
Helps you understand what a transaction will do before you approve it
4
Recovery
Lets you restore the wallet if a device is lost or replaced
5
dApp support
Gives you access to Web3 applications from one wallet
6
Mobile support
Lets you manage crypto on the go once available
7
Browser extension
Convenient desktop access for everyday Web3 use
8
Security transparency
Makes the custody model and responsibilities clear
Ticked them all? Then you've found a wallet that keeps you in control.
Who controls what
Security. Without giving up control.
Understand who controls your keys, your device, and your transactions.
Under your control
You
Your device
Blockchain
IDX never sees your keys or seed phrase.
Private keys
Only you hold them. IDX never collects or stores your keys or seed phrase.
Local encryption
Your password encrypts the wallet on your device, not on IDX servers.
Transaction signing
Every send, swap, and dApp request waits for your approval.
Recovery
Only your seed phrase can restore the wallet. IDX can't recover it for you.
The difference
Who holds the key to your money?
Think of a key to a treasure box. In a non-custodial wallet, that key is in your pocket — not someone else's.
Custodial wallet
Like leaving your money with a friend
- 1You send your money to a company.
- 2The company keeps the key.
- 3They decide if you can use it — they can even freeze it.
Non-custodial wallet
Like keeping money in your own box
- 1Your money lives in your own wallet.
- 2You keep the key on your device.
- 3Nothing moves until you say yes.
What if you forget your password?
Tap a button to see what happens.
Ask the company for help.
They check who you are and give you a new password. Easy — but it also shows they are the ones in charge of your money.
Quick take
IDX vs custodial wallets, in 3 questions
Custodial walletIDX
Who holds the key?
Custodial:The company
IDX:You
Who says yes to sending money?
Custodial:The company can block it
IDX:Only you
Forgot your password?
Custodial:Ask the company to reset it
IDX:Use your 12 secret words
- Works with Solana & Ethereum
- Swap between Solana ↔ Ethereum
- Lowest fees on token-to-token swaps*
- Simple to use
*Network gas and route costs still apply. Your keys stay on your device and you approve every send or swap.
Networks
Supported blockchain networks
Non-custodial Solana and Ethereum wallet — keys on device, simple UI, lowest platform fees on swaps.
- Ethereum: ETH & ERC-20, receive with
0x, gas paid in ETH - Solana: SPL tokens + close empty accounts to reclaim rent
- Same-chain & Solana ↔ Ethereum cross-chain swaps — zero platform fee (network gas separate)
Send & receive ETHIDX vs MetaMaskClose token accounts
Solana
Non-custodial SPL wallet · close token accounts · reclaim rent
Ethereum
Non-custodial ETH & ERC-20 · 0x receive · cross-chain ↔ Solana
Best practices
7 rules for protecting a non-custodial wallet
Wallet architecture matters. How you use the wallet matters just as much.
Never share your recovery phrase
IDX support will never ask for your seed phrase. Anyone who has it can move your funds.
Don’t enter your recovery phrase into websites
Only enter your phrase in the official wallet when importing or restoring.
Verify transaction details before signing
Check the address, amount, and requested permissions every time.
Only connect to trusted dApps
Malicious sites can request approvals that put assets at risk.
Keep your device secure
Use device locks, keep software updated, and avoid untrusted installs.
Beware of fake wallet support
Scammers often impersonate support in DMs. Use official channels only.
Keep your recovery backup offline
Write it down and store it somewhere secure — not in screenshots or cloud notes.
Platforms
Use IDX wherever you use Web3
Browser Extension
Your Web3 wallet in the browser
- Connect to Solana & Ethereum dApps
- Manage assets
- Sign transactions
- Send and receive
- Swap supported assets
Mobile Wallet
Your wallet on the go
- Manage your wallet
- Send and receive
- Swap supported assets
- Track activity
- Secure access on mobile
Why self-custody?
Self-custody puts you in direct control of your assets. There is no company holding keys on your behalf — and no company that can recover them if you lose your recovery phrase. That trade-off is the point of a non-custodial Web3 wallet.
IDX is built for people who want that control without giving up everyday actions like swapping, sending, and connecting to dApps.
Built for people who actually use Web3
- Self-custody without unnecessary complexity
- One wallet experience across desktop and mobile
- Designed around everyday Web3 actions
- Clear transaction and wallet controls
- Security explained instead of hidden behind marketing claims
Are non-custodial wallets safe?
Non-custodial wallets can provide strong control over digital assets because the user controls the wallet's private keys. However, self-custody also means the user is responsible for protecting their recovery phrase, device, and transaction approvals. Security depends on both the wallet's architecture and how the wallet is used.
FAQ
Non-custodial wallet FAQ
Straight answers about self-custody, security, and IDX.
A non-custodial wallet is a crypto wallet where you control the private keys. With IDX, that means IDX does not hold your crypto or access your seed phrase — your wallet stays under your control.
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