Solflare is a self-custodial wallet built for Solana. It lets you create or import a wallet, send and receive supported Solana assets, connect to Solana dApps, swap tokens, stake SOL and manage NFTs from a web wallet, browser extension or mobile app. Private keys stay on the user’s device; Solflare cannot access them or recover a lost recovery phrase.
Who it is for
It suits people who want one Solana-focused interface for holding assets and carrying out common on-chain actions. Market data, token discovery, charts, watchlists and limit orders also make it relevant to users who want trading tools inside their wallet.
What you need
- Account required: No separate email account is needed in the documented recovery-phrase setup. You create a new wallet or import an existing one.
- Wallet required: Yes. Solflare is the wallet; a Ledger or Keystone device is optional.
- Technical knowledge: A basic understanding of recovery phrases, Solana network fees and transaction approval is useful.
Useful for
- Managing SOL, Solana tokens and NFTs from several device types.
- Connecting to Solana dApps and approving transactions.
- Swapping tokens, staking SOL, reviewing portfolio performance and placing limit orders.
Less suitable for
It is less suitable if you need a general-purpose wallet for managing several unrelated networks. Solflare can receive bridged assets into Solana, but that does not make it a full multichain wallet.
Costs and limits
Solflare does not publish a single fixed price for wallet use. Depending on the action, network fees and third-party or service fees can apply; estimates are shown before confirmation and may change. Supported features and interface languages can differ between the web wallet, extension and mobile apps.