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Setup and features guide for install enkrypt wallet on chrome wallet



Setup and features guide for enkrypt wallet

Download the extension directly from the official Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons page. After installation, create a fresh wallet by selecting "Create Wallet." The system will immediately present your mnemonic phrase: write these twelve words onto paper using a stiff-backed pen. Store this paper in a fireproof safe; no digital screenshot or cloud save is acceptable. The wallet itself enforces a twelve-word scheme only–no twenty-four word options exist here, which reduces complexity without sacrificing BIP39 compliance.

Once the seed is verified, you land directly on the main dashboard. Notice the network switcher positioned at the top left: it defaults to Ethereum mainnet. Click it to reveal a list of 24+ pre-configured chains, including Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche C-Chain, and Moonbeam. Each comes with its default RPC endpoint preloaded. Avoid adding custom RPCs unless you absolutely need them, since the built-in ones offer reliable uptime. For Bitcoin, switch to the BTC network; the wallet automatically generates a SegWit address (starting with bc1) for lower transaction fees.

The token management is aggressive by default. Go to Settings > Tokens to disable auto-detection for SPAM assets. Manually add any token you trust by pasting its contract address into the "Add Token" field–the wallet validates the address against the blockchain instantly. For NFTs, each network tab has its own "Collectibles" section; you must switch to the correct chain to view your assets. Polygon displays NFTs faster than Ethereum mainnet due to lower node latency, though both work.

Transaction confirmation requires two button clicks: "Review" then "Confirm." No sliding gas price bars exist. Instead, you pick a preset: Slow, Average, or Fast. Each preset shows the estimated fee in USD and the native token (e.g., ETH, MATIC). For critical swaps, choose "Fast" to reduce the chance of a stuck transaction during network congestion. The wallet does not support batch transactions or smart contract interactions beyond token transfers and swaps. For DeFi dApps, use the built-in wallet connect feature–select "Connect dApp" from the overflow menu, then scan the QR code with your phone if you prefer mobile pairing, though the extension handles it faster.

Hardware wallet integration works exclusively via Ledger or Trezor. Click "Connect Hardware Wallet" in the settings, then follow the on-screen prompts to select the device derivation path. The wallet supports only BIP44 paths; custom paths are blocked for security. After connection, you must approve every transaction on the physical device. The account will appear with a "H" badge next to its name, indicating it is hardware-secured. You cannot stake, earn yield, or use any internal swap service within this wallet–it is a cold storage-first interface with no integrated DeFi protocols. For the highest security, create a separate browser profile dedicated solely to this wallet, disabling all other extensions to prevent malicious intercept.

Setup and Features Guide for Enkrypt Wallet

Download the browser extension exclusively from the official Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons page, never from third-party sites. After installation, pin the icon to your toolbar and click it to begin. You will be prompted to create a new vault or restore an existing one using a 12 or 24-word mnemonic phrase. Write this sequence on paper only; avoid screenshots or cloud storage.


Once the vault is active, set a strong 8+ character password that encrypts the local data on your machine. This password is separate from your seed and must be re-entered each time the extension locks. The wallet natively supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polkadot, and Kusama blockchains. For EVM chains, you can add custom RPC URLs by selecting "Add Network" and inputting the chain ID, such as 137 for Polygon or 56 for Binance Smart Chain.


To manage tokens, click "Assets" then "Manage Token List." You can import custom ERC-20 or BEP-20 tokens by pasting the contract address. The wallet auto-detects decimals and symbol from the blockchain. For NFTs, the "Collectibles" tab aggregates assets from all supported networks; clicking any item reveals metadata and transfer options.


The built-in staking panel allows direct delegation of DOT or KSM to validators without leaving the interface. Minimum stake thresholds apply: for Polkadot, you need at least 1 DOT to bond, plus a small existential deposit. The interface displays current validator commission rates and total stake.


Transaction previews include gas estimation and the option to adjust priority. You can toggle between "Slow," "Average," and "Fast" speeds, which directly modifies the gas limit and tip. For advanced users, manual gas input is available under the "Custom" tab. Each outgoing transaction requires a password confirmation.


Hardware device pairing works through the "Connect Hardware" option; supported models include Ledger Nano S, X, and Trezor Model T. The wallet interacts directly with the device via WebUSB or WebHID. When sending, the hardware screen must verify the recipient address and amount. You cannot export private keys from hardware wallets through this interface.


DApp connectivity uses EIP-1193 and WalletConnect protocols. To interact with a decentralized application, open the DApp, click "Connect," and select Enkrypt from the provider list. The extension will prompt you to approve specific permissions like token spending limits. You can disconnect from any DApp by clicking the "Sessions" tab and revoking access.


Backup your vault file by navigating to "Settings" > "Export Vault." This creates a .encrypted file that, combined with your password, can restore all accounts on a new device. Test your recovery process before relying on it. The wallet also supports multiple accounts under one vault; each account has its own public address. Switch between them in the top-left menu without logging out.

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