WRAITHInjective wallet
Self-custodial INJ, in a browser tab, on the same seed as every other chain you hold.
Native INJ with sends and balances across Injective's dual address representation.
Injective at a glance
| Field | Injective |
|---|---|
| Ticker | INJ |
| Cryptographic family | Cosmos + EVM |
| Derivation path | m/44'/60'/0'/0/0 |
| Address format | bech32 inj1…, with an equivalent 0x form |
| Fee token | INJ |
| Block explorer | explorer.injective.network |
| Custody | Self-custodial — keys generated and encrypted on your device |
| Identity check | None |
The thing people get wrong on Injective
Injective derives on Ethereum's coin type (60), not Cosmos's 118 — so an INJ account restored in a wallet that assumes 118 will show the wrong address and an empty balance.
Receiving INJ
- Open WRAITH and select Injective from the network list.
- Tap Receive for the QR code and the full address — bech32 inj1…, with an equivalent 0x form.
- Check the first and last four characters against the source before sending a large amount. Address substitution by clipboard malware is real, and this is the check that catches it.
- Send a small test amount first when using a new address for the first time.
Everything else on the same seed
Injective is one of around 46 networks WRAITH holds from a single BIP39 phrase, across roughly 14 signature families — including native Monero and shielded Zcash, which almost no browser wallet ships. Browse the full directory →
Frequently asked questions
What derivation path does WRAITH use for Injective?
m/44'/60'/0'/0/0 — the standard path for Injective. That means an account created in WRAITH can be restored in any other standards-compliant wallet, and an existing INJ seed restores to the same addresses here.
What does a Injective address look like?
Bech32 inj1…, with an equivalent 0x form. WRAITH shows a QR code and a copy button on the receive screen so you never retype one by hand.
Is WRAITH a custodial Injective wallet?
No. Your seed phrase is generated and encrypted on your device and never uploaded. WRAITH cannot move your INJ, and cannot recover it if you lose the seed.
Do I need a separate wallet for Injective?
No — that is the point. The same BIP39 seed that holds your INJ also holds Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Monero, shielded Zcash and around forty other networks, behind one balance.
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