Secure, fast, and private hardware connectivity

Connect your device with confidence. Our lightweight bridge keeps your keys offline while providing a seamless, secure interface for desktop wallets, browser apps, and developer tools.

Bring reliable local device communication to your workflow with a single installer that stays out of your way. Whether you need quick setup for a new device, compatibility with popular wallets, or a developer-friendly API, this solution is built to be dependable and transparent.

Why choose this connector?

Offline-first security
Keys remain on your hardware. The connector acts only as a transport layer between the device and trusted software.
Cross-platform
Installer packages for Windows, Mac and Linux make setup painless for teams and individuals.
Developer friendly
Simple APIs and examples let you integrate hardware support in minutes.
Lightweight and efficient
Small footprint and minimal resource usage keep your system responsive.
Trusted by wallets
Used across desktop and browser wallets for reliable local device access.
Regular updates
Security-focused patches and compatibility releases shipped on a predictable cadence.

Features at a glance

Streamlined operation, clear permissions, and a lightweight background service give you direct control over local device communication. A quick launcher and an unobtrusive tray icon make everyday use simple.

Installation and compatibility

Download the package, run the installer, and follow the short setup wizard. The connector supports modern desktop environments and integrates with major browser-based wallet extensions through a local port tunnel.

Get started now and simplify how your desktop apps talk to hardware wallets.

Download Installer Developer Docs

Trusted integration examples

Below are a few typical workflows that use the connector to bridge desktop apps with hardware wallets:

Secure account management and signing from desktop wallets without exposing private keys.
Developer test rigs that require repeated signing during contract development.
Enterprise signing stations with centralized updater and monitoring tools.

A simple checklist before you connect

Ensure your hardware device firmware is up to date.
Install the latest desktop connector package and allow local network permissions when prompted.
Open your wallet app and follow its device connection flow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this run in the cloud?: No — the connector runs locally on your machine. It provides a direct, local communication channel to your hardware without relaying data to external servers.
Will it work with third-party wallets?: Yes. Many wallets integrate with a local bridge to reach hardware devices seamlessly. Check the specific wallet docs for exact support details.
Where can I find developer examples?: Download the SDK and sample apps from the documentation page to explore integration patterns and code snippets.

Important notes

Always confirm installer signatures and download from official distribution channels. If you’re managing multiple machines, use the silent install options and centralized configuration for consistent deployments.

For advanced troubleshooting, consult the logs generated in the user data directory and reach out to support with a timestamped report.

Download & Support

Choose the appropriate installer for your operating system and follow the quick-start guide included in the package. If you need help, our support team and documentation portal are available to assist.

Seamlessly connect your hardware wallet to desktop wallets and developer tools using the connector—secure local communication made simple.

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