Send-to-Name™
Use one name across the networks supported by the current wallet release. No hex strings.
Send crypto by @name on supported networks while limiting the public exposure created by reusing a permanent wallet address.

Use one name across the networks supported by the current wallet release. No hex strings.
Research and development for future identity, credential, and signing safeguards.
Privacy controls for supported transaction flows, without mixing, tumbling, or pooling funds.
Your keys remain under your control while the wallet generates addresses for supported transaction flows.
In-wallet, end-to-end encrypted messaging.
Optional identity and name credential workflows are part of the active product roadmap.
Network and privacy capabilities vary by wallet, integration, and release stage. Confirm current support before relying on a specific chain or feature.

25.6.3 beta
macOS Sonoma (14) and Sequoia (15)
Choose the installer that matches your Mac processor.
Chains: Ethereum, ERC20, USDT, USDC, Bitcoin, 0G, and Litecoin.
Windows and Linux installers are not yet available.
macOS Sonoma (14) and Sequoia (15)
Choose the installer that matches your Mac processor.
Windows and Linux installers are not yet available.
Every @name you claim in the Beta wallet is free, and it stays free. We will never charge you for one.
Beta names live on the Beta network only. They do not carry over to production and they cannot be used for real transactions. Think of it as a test drive, claim a name, try Send-to-Name™, tell us what breaks.
Production names are registered separately when the mainnet wallet ships.
Join the product list for verified wallet release announcements. We only publish a platform after its installer is ready.
Choose your platform above and download the installer file.
Run the installer, then follow the in-app prompts to create a new wallet or import an existing one.
Claim a free starter @name in the wallet, or get your desired FortressName through checkout.
Send the team a reproducible report so it can be triaged.
U.S. Patent No. 12,412,162 B2
MatterFi Inc., Sheridan, Wyoming
Features vary by wallet release and supported network.