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Temple Wallet is a Tezos wallet offered as a mobile app and a browser extension, used to hold, stake and swap XTZ. Public sources reviewed show what it is for, but not its fees, audits or team.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated

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—/10

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Our verdict on Temple Wallet

Temple Wallet is a Tezos-focused wallet that combines holding, staking and swapping in one place, through a mobile app and a browser extension. Its main strength is that focus on one network. The main caveat is that the material reviewed does not publish fees, audits, licensing or team details, so the security and cost picture cannot be fully confirmed. Readers who want a Tezos wallet should verify the genuine download, store their recovery phrase carefully, and check the in-app fees before moving funds.

Score breakdown

How Temple Wallet scores

Security
n/a
Ease of use
n/a
Fees
n/a
Features
n/a

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Temple Wallet?

Temple Wallet is a wallet for the Tezos blockchain. Public listings describe it as a dedicated mobile app for holding, staking and swapping Tezos assets, and as a browser extension for interacting with Tezos applications.

One app store listing says the app is trusted by tens of thousands of users, which is a claim made by the listing itself and not independently verified. Listings also describe the ability to hold multiple accounts in one wallet.

The information reviewed does not include the official website, fee schedule, audit reports or the team behind the project. Those details are not published in the material available for this page.

How Temple Wallet works

Temple Wallet is software that holds the keys to Tezos accounts and sends signed transactions to the Tezos network on your behalf. A wallet does not store your coins on a company server in the way an exchange does; the coins sit on the Tezos blockchain, and the wallet is the tool that controls them.

The listings describe three main uses: holding XTZ and other Tezos assets, staking XTZ, and swapping tokens. Staking on Tezos means delegating your balance to a baker that validates blocks, while you keep your coins in your own account. Swaps route a trade through a Tezos exchange service, and the rate and any charges should be checked before you confirm.

Because the wallet signs transactions, the security of your recovery phrase and of the device you use matters most. Anyone with that phrase can move the funds.

3 features

Key features

01

Tezos asset management

The wallet can hold, stake and swap Tezos assets from one interface.

02

Multiple accounts

Listings say a single wallet can hold several accounts.

03

Mobile and browser access

Temple Wallet is offered as a mobile app and as a browser extension.

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Covers holding, staking and swapping for Tezos in one wallet.
  • Available as both a mobile app and a browser extension.
  • Supports multiple accounts in one wallet.
  • Built for a single, focused network, which keeps the feature set easy to follow.

Watch out for

  • The project does not name an official website, so readers have to confirm which download is genuine before installing.
  • No audit reports, security disclosures or incident history are published publicly reviewed here.
  • Public information on fees, supported assets and the team behind the wallet is limited.
  • A community discussion asks whether the wallet is fully open source, and the project does not settle that question.

Temple Wallet fees

Fees are not published in the information reviewed. Users would normally see any swap or service charges in the app before confirming a transaction. Tezos network fees apply to on-chain transfers and are separate from the wallet itself.

Is Temple Wallet safe?

Wallet safety depends mainly on the recovery phrase and the device. Store the phrase offline, never share it, and confirm the app's identity before installing, because copycat listings are common for popular wallets.

No audit reports, security disclosures or incident history for Temple Wallet appear in the material reviewed, so this page cannot confirm them. Ask whether the source code is public and independently reviewed before relying on the wallet for large balances.

Crypto staking and swaps carry market and smart-contract risk. This is an 18+ product. Responsible use means only committing money you can afford to lose, and checking that crypto activity is legal where you live.

6 steps

How to get started with Temple Wallet

  1. 1

    Confirm you have the genuine Temple Wallet listing from the app store or the browser extension directory.

  2. 2

    Create a new wallet or import an existing one, and store the recovery phrase offline.

  3. 3

    Add Tezos accounts and check that the correct network is selected.

  4. 4

    Fund the account with XTZ from an exchange or another wallet.

  5. 5

    Review the staking or swap screen and its fee display before confirming.

  6. 6

    Start with a small amount until you are comfortable with how the wallet behaves.

Who Temple Wallet is for

Temple Wallet suits people who already hold XTZ and want to stake or swap Tezos assets from a wallet built for that network. It is less suited to users who need a multi-chain wallet or who want published audit and fee documentation before they commit funds.

The wallet can be used to manage Tezos accounts on mobile or in a browser.

18+ only.

Temple Wallet FAQs

What is Temple Wallet used for?

Temple Wallet is a wallet for the Tezos network. Its listings describe a mobile app for holding, staking and swapping Tezos assets, and a browser extension for interacting with Tezos applications.

Can you stake Tezos with Temple Wallet?

Listings describe a way to stake XTZ from within the wallet. Staking on Tezos is done by delegating to a baker, and the wallet's own steps and any fees should be checked in the app before you commit funds.

Does Temple Wallet charge fees?

The project does not state a fee schedule for swaps, staking or transfers. Check the in-app details before using the wallet, and remember that Tezos network fees apply to on-chain transactions.

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