Q token mark QUADPublic Accountability

The wallet

Wallet

A simple way to look at any QUAD stack account. Paste an address and see the same account across all four chains — balances, receive addresses, and validators — in one place.

It only reads. It holds no keys and can't move anything.

What it is

The short version.

The wallet is a viewer. You paste a QUAD stack address and it shows you that account everywhere at once: how much it holds on Core, Infra, Bridge, and Liquid, the address to receive on each chain, and the validators you can look up. There's no sign-in and nothing to install — open the page, paste an address, look.

It's the same account on every chain. One address, re-shown under each chain's name, so you don't have to juggle four versions of yourself.

It only reads — and that's on purpose

A wallet that lives at a web address and also holds your keys is the easiest thing in crypto to drain — one bad link, one bad day, and the keys are gone. So this one is built to make that impossible: it holds no keys, and it cannot sign, send, move, or spend anything. All it can do is show you public information that's already on the chains.

That means opening this page is harmless. There's nothing here for an attacker to steal, because there are no secrets here to begin with. The riskiest button does nothing more than copy an address to your clipboard.

The other half — actually signing, holding keys, and moving value — lives only in the installed app, where the keys stay on your own device and never touch a web page.

The other half: the stack's own wallet

Native custody, keys on your device.

Signing, holding keys, and moving value live in the installed app — the QUAD stack's own wallet. It's native custody: your keys are generated and sealed on your own device, unlocked keys stay in native memory, and the vault signs locally. No web page, and no server, ever sees them.

It's a full wallet for using the stack, not just a viewer. In one place you get a net-worth portfolio across the stack, per-chain balances with send, receive and history, staking of supported assets, rewards, the validator directory, and a read-only vaults view — each surface showing its own honest live-or-closed status.

One thing it is not: a general multi-chain wallet. It is purpose-built for the QUAD stack and scoped to it — not something you point at other ecosystems.

What the viewer checks

Current state stays with each chain.

Core

Balances, receive address, validators, and other public Core records when the owner endpoint responds.

Infra

Balances and BIGHT holdings read from Infra's public endpoint.

Bridge

OBOL and supported public Bridge records read from Bridge-owned endpoints.

Liquid

Public Liquid records where exposed. If its endpoint is unavailable or a lane is closed, the viewer must say so.

Want the detail?

Where to read more.

Open it

The live viewer, ready to take an address.

wallet.uquad.org
Installed wallet

Separate alpha custody software for Windows or Debian/Ubuntu. Back up the recovery phrase offline before use.

Downloads
Verify it

Match the downloaded file against the published SHA-256 list before installing.

Checksums
Latest release

Machine-readable installed-wallet release metadata; this does not change the watch-only web boundary.

latest.json
How it's built

Why the stack keeps the fast parts away from the final record.

How it works
The limits

What a viewer can show and what it can never decide for you.

Boundary
Observe Core

The chain the wallet reads from, in full.

Core surface