About Conflux Wallet

A wallet for the Conflux Network. Built for desktop and mobile.

What Conflux Wallet is

Conflux Wallet is a self-custody cryptocurrency wallet for the Conflux Network. The product is a native desktop application for Windows, macOS, and Linux, plus mobile apps for iOS and Android (in active development). The wallet manages CFX — the Conflux Network's native token — and supports both Core Space and eSpace, the two execution environments that make up the Conflux Network.

What it does

The wallet handles the basics that every wallet handles: send, receive, store, view balance, see history. On top of those, it covers four things that matter for Conflux specifically:

Both Conflux spaces, one wallet. Core Space and eSpace are part of the same network but use different VMs and different address formats. Conflux Wallet labels both and prevents cross-space mistakes at the address level.
In-wallet bridge. Move CFX between Core Space and eSpace from inside the wallet. No third-party dApp open in another tab.
Hardware wallet pairing. One-click setup for Ledger Nano S, Nano X, Stax, and Trezor Model T, Safe 3.
Stuck-transaction recovery. Speed Up or Cancel from the wallet's transaction history. No manual nonce surgery required.

What it doesn't do

The wallet doesn't have a server that holds your keys. It has no email registration, no password reset, and no central support that can recover keys for you — non-custodial wallets don't have those, and Conflux Wallet is non-custodial. It doesn't promise specific staking returns; it shows the network's protocol-level rate (currently 4% annualized) which is set by the Conflux Network itself, not by Conflux Wallet. It doesn't custody, lend, or rehypothecate any CFX. The wallet is software that signs transactions on your device.

How the wallet is built

Conflux Wallet's source code is published. Independent reviewers can inspect what the wallet does, how it derives keys (BIP-44, standard), how it talks to the Conflux Network (over RPC endpoints with automatic failover), and how it handles encryption (your seed phrase is encrypted at rest with your password, decrypted only when you're using the wallet).

Trust through verification, not claims

The wallet doesn't ask you to trust it. It asks you to verify it.

Download from confluxwallet.org only. The domain is the canonical source.
Read the published source for any function you want to understand.
Pair a hardware wallet for high-value holdings — Conflux Wallet's signing layer talks to the device, but never sees the keys.
Test with a small amount before committing larger balances.

These are not Conflux Wallet–specific best practices. They're how cryptocurrency wallets are evaluated industry-wide.

Roadmap (factual, undated)

The desktop app is the current production target. The mobile apps for iOS and Android are in active development. Localized site variants (English-GB, English-AU, plus selected non-English markets where Conflux has measurable user demand) are part of the rollout.

Conflux Wallet does not publish dated commitments for unreleased software. Mobile ships when it is ready. Localized variants go live when they are ready.