Keplr Wallet: keys, security, fees and reviews

In short

Key control
Non-custodial: depositing, swapping or staking does not transfer assets to Keplr; the user keeps control.
Fees
Network fees: Users pay blockchain gas fees and any other fees shown at the time of use.
Risks and caveats
Losing the recovery phrase means losing access; there is no other way to recover an account.
Checked
31 October 2026

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Key facts

Official site
keplr.app

Key facts checked on 31 October 2026 against official sources.

What is Keplr Wallet

Keplr is a non-custodial multichain wallet, best known in the Cosmos (IBC) ecosystem and also supporting Bitcoin and Ethereum. It comes as a browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and a mobile app for iOS and Android. It was built by the Chainapsis team, first released around March 2020; its terms are now issued by Togra Corporation and affiliates.

Who holds the keys

Who holds the keys — Keplr Wallet
ParameterDetails
Key controlNon-custodial: depositing, swapping or staking does not transfer assets to Keplr; the user keeps control.
Key storageKeplr does not store keys; the private key is encrypted with the Keplr password and kept on the device.
RecoveryThe recovery phrase is the only way to restore access after losing the device or password; one phrase covers all supported networks.
Account modelGoogle login accounts use Web3Auth key generation and get a private key instead of a 12/24-word phrase.

Features and supported networks

Features and supported networks — Keplr Wallet
ParameterDetails
PlatformsBrowser extension for Chrome (primary), Firefox and Edge; mobile app for iOS and Android since October 2021; web dashboard.
Supported networksCosmos SDK chains (IBC), Bitcoin, Ethereum and other networks.
Hardware wallet supportLedger, on both the extension and mobile app; the key stays on the Ledger device.
SwapsKeplr Swap aggregates third-party swap services.
MultisigShared multisig accounts for DAOs and teams, plus a validator dashboard.
Privacy (CoinJoin, Tor)Network-level privacy via the Nym mixnet integration.

Security and audits

Fees

Fees — Keplr Wallet
ParameterDetails
Network feesUsers pay blockchain gas fees and any other fees shown at the time of use.

History

History — Keplr Wallet
DateEvent
5 March 2021Chainapsis celebrated Keplr's first birthday, placing the first release around early 2020.
14 October 2021Keplr mobile apps for iOS and Android launched.
12 November 2025Current terms of use, issued by Togra Corporation and affiliates, took effect.

Risks and caveats

About the developer

Legal entity
Togra Corporation and its subsidiaries and affiliates.
Developer
Chainapsis team.
Founded
2020 (first year completed by March 2021)

Official links

Questions and answers

Is Keplr self-custodial?

Yes. Keplr does not store private keys or recovery phrases; keys are encrypted with the user's password on the device.

Which networks does Keplr support?

Cosmos SDK chains with IBC, plus Bitcoin, Ethereum and other networks.

Is Keplr open source?

Keplr's site calls its stack open source, but the linked wallet repository was not publicly reachable on 31 October 2026; no audit reports are published.

Does Keplr charge fees?

Users pay network gas fees and any fees shown at the time of use; Keplr Swap routes through third-party services.

Who makes Keplr?

Built by the Chainapsis team since 2020; the terms are issued by Togra Corporation and its affiliates.

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