Wallets
Because PulseVM verifies passkey (WebAuthn) and secure-enclave (R1) keys itself, a wallet can hold a key that never leaves the device, with no seed phrase and no bridge key. Two wallets, for two kinds of user.
WebAuth
Metallicus's flagship wallet for XPR Network, on mobile (iOS and Android) and in the browser. Passkey/WebAuthn custody, in-app swap, staking, and dapp connect. Best for everyday users.
- Get it: webauth.com
PulseVM Wallet (macOS)
A native macOS desktop wallet for institution-grade, hardware-backed custody:
- Secure Enclave keys (biometric, non-exportable) and YubiKey (PIV) hardware keys.
- Decode-before-sign — every transaction is shown as real actions before you approve.
- Multisig, key & permission management (
updateauth, link keys), network manager. - Dapp connect over
pulsevm://with a seamless relay (no second browser tab).
- Download: GitHub Releases — signed + notarized; open the
.dmg, drag PulseVM to Applications. - Source: github.com/paulgnz/pulse-wallet (open source, MIT).
- Connect a dapp: see Connect Wallet (Web SDK) and the live demo.
Beta. It connects to any PulseVM network you add in its network manager.
Build a dapp that connects to these wallets
See Connect Wallet (Pulse Web SDK) for the ConnectWallet() API and two SDKs (lightweight desktop connector + full proton-web-sdk Pulse Edition).