Wallet vault
Wallets
The wallet vault keeps your extra wallets encrypted with AES-256-GCM, in this browser only. You can fund all of them in one approval, trade from them and sweep the balances back to your main wallet. Nobody else, including this site, can open the vault or reset the passphrase.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the wallet vault?
The vault keeps extra wallets in this browser, encrypted with a password you choose (scrypt and AES-256-GCM). You can fund all of them in one approval, trade from them and sweep the balances back. The keys stay in your browser, so export a backup: if you lose the browser data and the backup, nobody can recover those wallets.
How is the wallet vault protected?
The vault is encrypted with a passphrase you choose, using scrypt and AES-256-GCM, and it is stored in this browser only. Nobody else, including this site, can open it.
What if I lose my passphrase or my browser data?
Nobody can reset the passphrase for you, and KABOOM! cannot open the vault. The keys stay in your browser, so export a backup file: if you lose the browser data and the backup, nobody can recover those wallets.
Can I get the SOL back out of the vault wallets?
Yes. You fund all vault wallets from your main wallet in one approval, and sweeping sends their balances back to the main wallet. The page shows the costs before you sign.
Which wallets can I use?
On Solana, the app finds browser wallets through the Wallet Standard, and it can also sign with a wallet from the built-in vault. On Robinhood Chain it uses an EVM browser wallet. You sign every transaction yourself.
Does KABOOM! hold my funds?
No. You sign every transaction in your own wallet, and trades go straight to the on-chain programs: Meteora on Solana, PONS on Robinhood Chain. KABOOM! has no deposit account and no database of balances. Trading fees accrue on-chain in the pool, and the platform wallet claims its share from there.
Can I launch with bundle wallets?
Bundle launches are open on Solana mainnet: the coin, the maker's dev-buy and buys from up to 2 of the maker's own vault wallets go in one transaction, with a 1% creation fee on the total buy (the same 1% a standard launch pays on its dev-buy), and the coin page lists every bundle wallet. The bundle wallets sign the launch transaction with the maker, so it lands as a whole or not at all; what does not fit in one transaction is refused, never split. Bundle buys pay the coin's launch fee at that moment, including the anti-sniper fee, and the review shows every cost before you sign. On Robinhood Chain, the planned KABOOM! hub contract (not yet deployed) would make the maker’s buy and buys from declared bundle wallets in the launch transaction, up to a limit read from the contract, and the coin page would show the bundled wallets.