Documentation
Everything you need to understand Xendra, install the right client, use wallet and swap with confidence, and see where the product is headed. Xendra is self-custody first: your keys, your assets, one experience on mobile, Mac, and desktop Chrome.
Xendra combines a everyday wallet, integrated swapping, a browser layer for web3, and AI-generated briefings so you spend less time tab-switching and more time acting on what you already care about. The product is built around a simple idea: one place to hold, move, explore, and stay informed — without giving up custody of your assets.
Two clients share the same philosophy. The native app (iPhone, iPad, Mac) is the full mobile and desktop Apple experience. The Chrome extension brings the same core flows to desktop browsers for people who live in Chrome during the workday. You can use either or both; setup and recovery concepts are aligned across clients.
Xendra briefings and in-product insights are for informational purposes only. They are not investment, tax, or legal advice. Always verify on-chain data and do your own research before transacting.
Requirements: recent iOS / iPadOS / macOS for the app; Google Chrome (current stable channel) for the extension. Other Chromium browsers may work but are not officially supported yet.
On first launch we recommend completing a small test receive or reviewing network settings so you know which chain you are on before moving larger amounts.
The extension is designed for desktop workflows. For the richest wallet experience on Apple hardware, the native app remains our primary surface.
Hold supported assets in a self-custody wallet. Send and receive with clear confirmation screens, view recent activity, and copy addresses with standard safety prompts. You remain responsible for backup and recovery — Xendra does not hold your keys on your behalf.
Swap supported tokens inside Xendra instead of juggling multiple tabs. Quotes and routes depend on liquidity and network conditions at the time you submit. Review slippage, fees, and destination assets before you confirm.
Open dApps and web3 sites from within Xendra so wallet connection stays in one trusted surface. Always verify the site URL and connection prompts — phishing sites mimic popular interfaces.
Briefings summarize market context, asset movement, and narrative threads in plain language. They are refreshed on a cadence tuned for readability, not for high-frequency trading. Use them as orientation, not as signals to trade blindly.
Xendra focuses on chains where our users actually hold and swap assets. Availability can differ slightly between the app and the extension while we align feature parity.
“Live” means send, receive, and core wallet flows are supported today on that network where applicable. “Coming soon” items are in active integration or QA. Timelines may shift — see the roadmap for how we think about rollouts.
When we add a network, we typically ship read-only balance support first, then sends, then swap routes, then browser defaults for popular dApps on that chain. That order reduces surprises for existing users.
Swap is built for convenience inside the same session as your wallet. Before you swap:
Failed swaps usually return a clear error (insufficient fee, route unavailable, user rejected). Retrying after a minute often helps when liquidity was temporarily thin.
The browser is your controlled window into web3. Bookmarks and history behavior follow platform norms on the app; on the extension, connections respect Chrome’s site isolation model.
Briefings aggregate public market data and news-style context into short summaries. They may highlight volatility, large flows, or thematic trends (e.g. L2 activity, memecoin rotation, macro risk-off). Language is tuned to be scannable on a phone lock screen or a narrow extension popup.
No. You control your recovery phrase. We cannot recover it if you lose it.
Use the app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac for the native experience. Use the extension if desktop Chrome is where you work. Many users run both.
New networks roll out in stages. Check the roadmap and network pills above; swap and browser support often follow wallet support.
No. They are informational summaries only.
For troubleshooting, account questions, or reporting a bug, visit the help centre. For how we handle data on xendra.xyz and in our clients, read the privacy policy.