DeGate and Rabby are both self-custodial wallets. Rabby primarily serves Ethereum and other EVM networks and is popular with users who connect frequently to EVM dApps. DeGate also supports non-EVM networks such as Solana, Aptos, and Bitcoin, and places on-chain stock trading and stock LP actions in its mobile app. Start by comparing the networks, stock tokens, and DeFi services you use, then how each wallet handles cross-chain actions and gas.
| Task | DeGate | Rabby |
|---|---|---|
| Manage networks | 17 mainnets, including EVM and non-EVM networks such as Solana, Aptos, and Bitcoin | Primarily EVM networks; see Rabby's website for current support |
| Cross-chain actions and gas | Non-hardware accounts can pay network fees from existing eligible balances; hardware accounts need native tokens | A Gas Account can be funded in advance for supported networks and actions; check the app for current coverage |
| Stock tokens and LP | Find stock tokens and quotes in Stocks and Trade; manage Ethereum Ondo stock/USDC LPs in Turbo Range | Connect to an EVM dApp for a particular token or pool; the connected app determines available trading and LP actions |
Both wallets offer ways to reduce gas-token management. DeGate's non-hardware accounts can pay network fees for supported cross-chain actions from eligible balances already in the wallet. Rabby's Gas Account is funded in advance for supported EVM actions. On-chain network fees still apply. See DeGate fees and Rabby for each product's current options.