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Solar Wallet review

Free#39 of 44 in Digital Wallet Apps

A focused Stellar wallet with multisignature controls, token tools and self-custody.

4.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Solar Wallet is a free, open-source, non-custodial digital wallet for the Stellar network. It is designed for individual users and business-oriented teams that need to create and manage Stellar accounts, send and receive payments, manage assets and tokens, and interact with Stellar’s decentralized exchange. Secret keys remain on the user’s device, while published GPL-licensed code gives technically minded users a more transparent foundation for wallet management. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.

Pricing is straightforward: Solar Wallet is free, with no paid tiers described. The product’s platform coverage is broad, but its ecosystem focus is narrow. Its integrations are centered on the Stellar network and Stellar decentralized exchange, supporting peer transfers, token handling, account management and testnet activity. This makes it a practical fit for users whose assets and workflows already belong to Stellar, while teams seeking multi-network wallet coverage or a wider payments ecosystem should look elsewhere.

The strongest feature set is its combination of self-custody and multisignature support. Users can keep keys on their own devices while applying multiple-signature authorization to accounts and transactions, which suits shared control workflows. The wallet also combines payments, asset management, decentralized exchange access and testnet support in one Stellar-focused application. Support is provided through email and documentation. Choose Solar Wallet for free Stellar account control, open-source code and multisignature workflows; choose an alternative if you need broader network support, card products, international transfers or exchange functionality beyond Stellar’s ecosystem.

Solar Wallet pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free access across desktop and mobile platforms
    • Multisignature accounts and transaction authorization
    • Open-source, self-custodial key storage with testnet support
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on the Stellar network rather than broader wallet coverage
    • Support is limited to email and documentation
    • Does not function as an exchange or provide broader payment tools

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