Abraxas Wallet functions as a privacy-first gateway for interacting with decentralized applications. When you connect a DApp, Abraxas presents a clear permission screen that itemizes the scopes requested: token approvals, signature types, and off-chain data access. The wallet separates read permissions from signing permissions, so read-only queries do not require private key operations.
Transaction previews are a highlight — Abraxas decodes contract calls and displays human-friendly summaries of intended actions. The wallet flags risky operations such as setting unlimited token approvals, calling upgradeable-contract functions, or granting broad spending rights. For developers, Abraxas exposes an SDK to integrate deep-linking and custom permission flows that respect user consent and minimize surprising requests.
Abraxas supports custom RPC endpoints, detailed gas estimations, and signing policies. Advanced users can create signing rules that require a separate confirmation device for high-value transactions. The built-in transaction inspector shows gas history, nonce sequence, and replay-protection status, helping you spot anomalous behavior.
Use Abraxas with your DAppabx.connect() — example SDK call for quick integration.