Choose where to receive.
Add and switch addresses. View the available balance across your addresses and the balance of the selected sending address. Click your receiving address to copy it.
NOID · Independent browser wallet
Your keys.
Your browser.
Manage NOID with a web wallet that generates and protects your keys on your device.
Create a wallet or restore your Master Key, choose a receiving address and send payments from your browser. Your private key stays with you.
No account registration · Local keys · Encrypted browser vault
Web wallet preview · illustrative sample balancesYour keysGenerated and protected locally
Your addressesTotal and current address balances
Your paymentsLocal authorization and receipt tools
A wallet that fits your browser
Everything in one view.
See your balance and receiving address alongside Send NOID. On smaller screens, the layout stacks to keep the controls within reach.
Review, then authorize.
Enter a recipient and amount, or use Send All. Review the amount, fee and change before the browser creates the authorization proof and submits the transaction.
Export and verify.
Generate receipts for supported confirmed payments and verify Android-compatible receipts using the connected node. Transaction IDs link to the explorer.
How it works
Local keys.
Connected payments.
Your browser generates the Master Key and encrypts it with your wallet password. The encrypted vault is stored in that browser.
The connected node supplies public blockchain data and accepts authorized transactions. Key derivation and payment authorization run locally; the Master Key is not sent to the server.
Create or restore.
Open the web wallet, set a password and create a wallet, or restore an existing Master Key. Keep a separate backup before receiving funds.
Back up your Master Key. Browser data belongs to that browser profile and website. Clearing it, changing devices or losing your password may require a Master Key or usable encrypted backup to restore access.
Good to know
Before you start.
Does this run a full node in my browser?
No. The web wallet connects to a node for public network data and transaction submission. The Android wallet runs its own full node on the phone.
Will my wallet still be here when I return?
The encrypted vault stays in the same browser profile at the same website until it is deleted or browser data is cleared. Keep a separate backup; browser storage alone is not a permanent backup.
Why can an older incoming payment be missing from history?
The wallet saves transactions it observes in this browser. The node retains a limited recent block window, so an incoming payment can be missed while the wallet is locked or offline, and older entries may not return after a Master Key restore. Your on-chain balance is separate from this local history.
When should I export a payment receipt?
Export it promptly after confirmation. Receipt generation can become unavailable once the transaction's block body has been pruned.
Ready when you are
Open your NOID wallet.
Check the address: wallet.noidscan.com. Keep your Master Key private.