WalletConnect and dApp Sessions
Connect the wallet to external dApps through WalletConnect or direct integrations. Users can review requested accounts and networks, approve connection permissions, switch chains, and close active sessions.
We build DeFi and Web3 wallets for products where users swap assets, connect to dApps, bridge funds, stake tokens, manage on-chain positions, and sign smart contract interactions. OmiSoft can deliver the wallet as a standalone product or add the DeFi layer to an existing mobile or web app, with WalletConnect, transaction protection, approval controls, and support for EVM networks, Solana, and TRON.
Core Features
A DeFi wallet is the interface through which users approve and execute on-chain actions. These features make complex protocol interactions understandable before signing and manageable after submission.
Connect the wallet to external dApps through WalletConnect or direct integrations. Users can review requested accounts and networks, approve connection permissions, switch chains, and close active sessions.
Show the protocol, contract, assets, amounts, fees, slippage, and approval scope before a user signs. Supported transactions can also be simulated to identify unexpected balance or allowance changes.
Let users swap tokens, bridge assets, stake funds, provide liquidity, borrow, lend, and claim rewards without leaving the wallet. Each action is presented as a guided flow rather than a raw smart contract request.
Display active token allowances, staking positions, liquidity positions, lending balances, rewards, and transaction status. Users can review and revoke contract approvals directly from the wallet.
What We Do
Build a new DeFi wallet, add protocol functionality to an existing wallet, or embed a wallet layer into a Web3 product. We define the protocol, network, signing, data, and user-protection requirements before implementation.
Web3 Wallet Development
The right delivery model depends on whether you need a complete wallet, a wallet layer inside an existing product, or protocol functionality added to an established application.
A complete mobile or web wallet with asset management, WalletConnect, protocol integrations, transaction previews, approval controls, and on-chain position tracking. Best for:
A wallet layer built into an existing fintech, gaming, trading, or consumer application. The custody and signing model is selected according to the product architecture and user experience. Best for:
A wallet and transaction interface built directly into a DEX, bridge, staking, lending, liquidity, or yield product. Users can complete protocol actions without moving to an external application. Best for:
A configurable wallet core with your branding, supported assets, networks, and selected DeFi integrations. This route is intended for teams that need a shorter path to launch than a fully custom build. Best for:
Why OmiSoft
A DeFi wallet combines product UX, wallet infrastructure, protocol contracts, network behavior, and third-party services. We define how these parts work together before implementation and test each user flow through signing and confirmation.

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A standard crypto wallet is mainly used to hold, send, and receive assets. A DeFi wallet also supports direct interactions with dApps and smart contracts, including swaps, bridges, staking, lending, liquidity pools, token approvals, and on-chain position management.
Yes. We can add WalletConnect, swaps, bridges, staking, lending, liquidity pools, transaction previews, and approval management to an existing mobile or web wallet. Before implementation, we review the wallet core, custody model, signing flow, supported networks, backend services, and current API boundaries. For a broader custom wallet scope, see our custom crypto wallet development services.
We integrate swap aggregators, bridges, staking contracts, lending protocols, liquidity pools, yield products, WalletConnect-based dApp connections, and custom smart contract flows. The final list is selected after checking protocol availability, supported networks, SDK or API dependencies, contract status, and maintenance requirements.
We can add transaction simulation for supported flows, readable transaction previews, price-impact and slippage warnings, contract and recipient checks, allowance visibility, and warnings for broad or unlimited token approvals. These controls help users understand the expected action before signing, but they do not replace an independent security audit of the wallet or protocol contracts.
No. Self-custody is common for standalone DeFi wallets, but embedded and account-abstraction products may use different key and recovery models. The right architecture depends on the product, target users, compliance requirements, and recovery experience. For self-custody, local key protection, and recovery architecture, see our non-custodial wallet development services.
Our current wallet stack covers EVM networks, including Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Avalanche, as well as Solana and TRON. Network selection also depends on whether the required DeFi protocols are available and maintained on that chain. For chain adapters, transaction handling, and network infrastructure, see our blockchain wallet development services.
We can implement wallet-side contract interactions and develop custom smart contract functionality when it is part of the agreed scope. Engineering review and testing are included in delivery. A formal independent smart contract or application security audit is not presented as an OmiSoft certification and should be scoped as a separate workstream before production launch.
Yes. Post-launch support can cover SDK and API updates, contract or router changes, transaction-flow issues, monitoring, bug fixes, and new protocol or network integrations. The support scope and response capacity are agreed separately based on the number and criticality of the integrations.
A focused DeFi integration into an existing wallet can be delivered as a separate phase. A custom DeFi wallet with mobile applications, several protocol flows, and multiple networks usually takes 8–20 weeks. The final timeline depends on design readiness, existing architecture, protocol dependencies, testing scope, and independent audit requirements.
Custom DeFi wallet development starts from $55,000 when the scope includes a production wallet and DeFi protocol integrations. A focused integration into an existing wallet is estimated separately. Teams that need a configurable wallet core and a shorter launch path can also consider our white-label crypto wallet. Final cost depends on the number of networks, protocols, platforms, transaction flows, third-party services, and security-review requirements.