Stellar · XLM
A Stellar wallet whose key is on another device
XLM and the assets issued on Stellar, in a Chrome and Brave extension, with the key on a device that has no network. On this chain an asset is a code AND an issuer, and this wallet says which issuer you are trusting.
The memo is part of the payment
A Stellar payment to an exchange without its memo is a payment nobody can attribute. The memo is treated as part of the recipient and always shown, never folded away when empty.
An asset is a code and an issuer
Anybody can issue "USDC". A token that borrows a known code from another issuer is called out, and the offline device re-derives that judgement from the bytes it is signing rather than trusting the browser.
Trustlines, with what they cost
Holding an issued asset means signing a trustline, and a trustline locks reserve. The amount being locked is named before you approve it.
Swaps over the Stellar DEX
Trades route through path payments on the chain’s own order books - the only rail Stellar has, and the reason it swaps without bridging.
Stellar wallet: questions people ask
Can I hold USDC on Stellar with it?
Yes, once the trustline exists - and the wallet opens one from the same offline ceremony, showing the reserve it locks first.
Does it handle memos?
Yes, as part of the recipient. The memo is always displayed on the offline device before signing.
What protects me from a fake issuer?
The asset is identified by code and issuer together. An asset wearing a known code from an unknown issuer is flagged, on both the extension and the offline device.
Where is the key?
On a second device with no network. Every signature crosses as a QR code.
