Leather

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Leather (formerly Hiro Wallet) is an open-source Bitcoin wallet focused on the Stacks layer-2 ecosystem and Bitcoin Ordinals. It supports Stacks DeFi applications, Ordinals inscriptions, and standard Bitcoin transactions. Leather is available as a browser extension for Chrome and Brave, and is maintained by Hiro Systems. The wallet rebranded from Hiro Wallet to Leather in 2023.

Details

Type: Browser extension wallet (Bitcoin + Stacks ordinals)
Formerly: Hiro Wallet
Platform: Browser Extension
Custodial: No
Developer: Hiro Systems
Lightning: No
Platforms: Chrome extension, Brave extension
Open Source: Yes
Bitcoin Only: Yes
Founded Year: 2022
Rebranded Year: 2023
Stacks Support: Yes
Multisig Support: No
Ordinals Support: Yes
Lightning Support: No

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