PRL Wallet — Open source Wallet from Pearl Hub

A local PRL wallet with recovery, receive/send, contacts, public prices and encrypted keys.

Manage PRL in a browser side panel or full page. Create a 12-word wallet or restore a native Pearl Hub wallet from 12/24 English recovery words. Manage up to 10 wallets on mainnet/testnet, receive with QR and rotating addresses, inspect balances and transaction counterparties, and choose saved contacts when sending. Mainnet balances can show USD plus one of 17 secondary currencies. Public market requests never contain your wallet address. Open the web miner monitor or watch-only wallet with your address prefilled; saving remains your choice. Optional developer donations use a fixed mainnet address, a preview and password confirmation. Recovery phrases and pending signed transactions are encrypted locally with AES-256-GCM. Transactions are signed on this device after you review the recipient, amount, fee and total and re-enter your password. An uncertain broadcast keeps the original transaction and reserves its inputs for checking/retry. The wallet locks after 5 idle minutes and when the browser restarts. No ads, analytics, content scripts, remote executable code or website signing provider. Blockbook receives public account keys/addresses for chain queries and explicitly confirmed signed transactions. Contacts are stored locally and may optionally sync encrypted. The interface supports all 16 native-app languages. Only contacts are synced. Recovery phrases, private keys and wallet passwords stay on this device. Inputs with verified address paths can be signed. Change discovery reads outgoing transactions only, with pagination and incremental updates. Verified paths support any non-hardened child index. Manual pathless discovery covers the first 10,000 internal addresses. Sixteen interface languages; 17 secondary currencies. Only PRL Taproot addresses; no independent security audit. Screenshots use simulated public fixtures. Optional email account login syncs public contacts with Web and native apps. It uses a separate account session; locking or deleting a wallet does not sign out the account. Wallet secrets stay local.