The Injective Wallet allows you to monitor your assets on Injective. Assets can be native tokens on Injective, as well as bridged assets from Ethereum, Solana, Polygon and various IBC-enabled chains. See Injective Hub Staking Walkthrough There are a variety of different wallets that are supported on Injective. Users can choose to submit transactions on Injective using either their Ethereum or Cosmos-native wallets.Documentation Index
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Overview
Injective’sAccount type uses Ethereum’s ECDSA secp256k1 curve for keys. Simply put, Injective’s Account is native (compatible) with Ethereum accounts, allowing Ethereum-native wallets, such as MetaMask, to interact with Injective. Popular Cosmos wallets like Keplr and Leap have also integrated with Injective.
Ethereum-Based Wallets
As explained above, Ethereum-based wallets can be used to interact with Injective. Right now, the most popular Ethereum-based wallets are supported on Injective. These include: The process of signing transactions on Injective using an Ethereum-native wallet consists of:- Converting the transaction into EIP712 TypedData,
- Signing the EIP712 TypedData using an Ethereum-native wallet,
- Packing the transaction into a native Cosmos transaction (including the signature), and broadcasting the transaction to the chain.
