An RVN wallet whose key lives only on your device

Start in your browser. Keep your recovery words yourself and review each payment.

Get it on Google PlayOn iPhone and iPad, add the web app to your Home Screen.

Ravi, RavenVault’s bird character, greeting you with a purple bow

Your key

Your key is yours alone

The keys that move your funds stay on your device.

The operator does not hold or recover your keys for you.

Security guide

Send & receive

You check everything before you send

Review the amount, destination and fee, then approve on screen. Voice cannot approve a transfer.

Open the web wallet
The RavenVault web app home screen: create a wallet or look around without one (real app screen)The Activity tab's neighbourhood map screen (real app screen)
A real web app screen. It is empty because this is a fresh start.

Shops, market & works

Meet your local shops and creators

Find shops on the neighborhood map or order from a shop’s QR menu. The shop needs to be connected.

How to shop

Meet Ravi

A little help from Ravi

An optional guide to using the app. You can use the wallet on its own.

See how Ravi works
A little help from Ravi

Safety

Check it on the public ledger

Look up the receiving address or transaction ID (txid) in a Ravencoin block explorer to compare the amount and confirmations. A server accepting a transaction does not mean it is confirmed.

Check a certificate record Security guide

The 1% developer fee is not an optional donation. It is calculated automatically on shop payments and asset trades. Ordinary transfers have none, only the network fee. Who pays, and the minimums

The computer app runs Ravencoin Core unmodified. The web and phone wallets do not include Core.

There is a computer app too

For Macs (Apple Silicon and Intel). Windows and Linux are unsigned trial builds. Tools for shop owners are built in.

Get the Mac, Windows and Linux app

Who makes and runs it?

PLAY X business details and contact information.

PLAY X (플레이엑스)

Address (Korean): 경기도 의왕시 내손동 계원대학로 34 신우프라자 4층

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