The The Graph wallet helps you easily store, send, and receive digital assets. You can perform cross-chain token transactions at any time, explore NFT marketplaces and dApps, and discover more opportunities. An integrated wallet for the The Graph ecosystem, it provides you with a secure on-chain experience.
Why choose The Graph wallets with OneKey

Take control of the safety that belongs to you
No real-name verification required. We collect and track no user data. Your wallet belongs only to you.

100% open-source and transparent
The Graph wallet is a fully open-source wallet; every line of code can be audited and verified by security experts. Security is not based on promises, but on transparency.

Intelligent Risk Protection
Built-in dApp phishing protection and suspicious token folding features automatically detect risky contracts to prevent malicious approvals or asset theft.

Global support
Provide 24/7 multilingual customer support to resolve your issues at any time.
FAQ’s
What is The Graph?
The Graph is an indexing protocol and global API for organizing blockchain data and making it easily accessible with GraphQL. Developers can use Graph Explorer to search, find, and publish all the public data they need to build decentralized applications. The Graph Network makes it possible to build serverless dApps that run entirely on public infrastructure.
GRT is the native token of the network that’s used to coordinate work. GRT is an ERC20 token. Node operators, called Indexers, stake and earn GRT for processing queries. Anyone can delegate GRT to Indexers to secure the network and earn rewards. Curators organize data on The Graph by signaling GRT on useful APIs, called subgraphs. Indexers, Delegators, and Curators work together to organize the data for the crypto economy and maintain a useful global API for DeFi and Web3.
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