XE Wallet
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XE Wallet for iPhone and Android

Your XE accounts on your phone. Send and receive, vote in the XE DAO, set what AI agents may spend, and approve what the XE extension and the Web Wallet ask you to sign.

  • Public TestFlight beta: coming soon
  • Android build: coming soon
See how a payment works
XE Wallet's home screen on Android: a balance of 1,204.5 XE on XE Sim, Send and Receive, two pending payments with Receive all, two payment requests from agents, and recent activity.
XE Wallet's home screen on iPhone: the account Main on XE Sim with a balance of 1,000 XE, its address with a Copy button, Send and Receive, and one payment received today.
Runs on
iOS 17, Android 11 or newer
Networks
XE Sim and the XE testnet
Every signature
A hold, then Face ID or your screen lock
Keys kept in
Secure Enclave or Android Keystore

A payment, start to finish

Every payment is reviewed on the phone before it is signed, with the whole address in front of you.

  1. Entering an amount: 2.5 XE to an address shown by its first and last characters, 997.5 XE left after, a keypad and a Review button.

    Enter the amount

    Paste an address or scan its code, then type the amount. The keypad shows what is left after.

  2. The review before sending 2.5 XE: the full address of a new payee, a warning that this is the first payment to the address, a note that XE on this test network has no value, what you sign line by line, and a Hold to sign button.

    Check what you sign

    The review lists every field: who pays, the amount, the whole address, the memo and the fee. A first payment to an address says so.

  3. The review on Android before sending 2.5 XE: a warning that you haven't paid this address before, the full address, what you sign, technical details, and a Hold to sign button.

    Hold to sign

    Hold the button, then Face ID or your passcode. If what you sign changes while you hold, it stops and says why.

To receive, show your address as a code or share it as a link. On XE Sim, “Get test XE” sends you free test XE.

What AI agents may do with your account

An agent such as Claude Code connects through XE’s MCP server, and asks you first. You decide what it may do, and you can end it at any time.

An AI agent asks to connect: the site auth.xe.marketized.io as it names itself, the agent calls itself Claude Code and reaches the account through mcp.xe.marketized.io, and what it may do: see the account, ask for payments, and pay without asking within limits.
An agent asks to connectiPhone
Connected apps and agents: Claude Code, ChatGPT and Codex with what each may do and what Claude Code spent today, one marked ended, and two connected sites.
Connected apps & agentsiPhone
Approvals on Android: two pending payment requests, Claude Code asks to pay 0.25 XE and Codex asks to pay 9,999 XE.
Payment requestsAndroid

  • It asks to connect

    The phone shows who asks, through which site, and what for: to see the account, to ask you for payments, or to pay on its own within limits.

  • You set the limits

    Per payment, per day, to which addresses, and until when. The network’s nodes enforce them.

  • Requests wait for you

    Signed in to the XE AI Platform, an agent’s payment request waits in Approvals until you hold to approve it.

  • You can end it

    Connected apps & agents lists every agent, what it may do and what it spent today. Ending its access revokes its spending key on the network.

A signer for the extension and the Web Wallet

Use XE in the browser and keep the key on your phone. Each request comes to the phone, and you approve it there.

  • Pair once

    Scan the code the XE extension or the Web Wallet shows. Requests then reach the phone through XE Connect, encrypted end to end: the relay between them can’t read them.

  • Approve each one

    A request opens on the phone with the site’s name as the site gives it. Nothing is signed until you hold to approve.

  • Keep an account’s key

    With “Secure this account”, the Web Wallet moves an account to a new one whose key stays on the phone. The wallet can then ask the phone to open that account or change its key; a site you only visit never can.

  • End it from the phone

    Connected apps & agents lists what is paired. Disconnect a site, or unpair the extension.

The browser extensionThe Web Wallet
Pairing with the XE extension on Android: the extension on Chrome as it names itself, a note to scan the code only from the extension's own window, what pairing does, and a Pair button.
Pairing with the extensionAndroid
A code from orbit.example asks the phone to keep the key of an account for that wallet. The screen says to continue only if you started this yourself, lists what the role allows, and offers Keep its key or Cancel.
Keeping an account’s keyiPhone

Vote in the XE DAO

Read the proposals, vote and change your vote, open a proposal or write to the DAO. Each is reviewed and signed like a payment.

Governance: a sandbox DAO whose votes decide nothing, two open proposals with their closing times and turnout, links to the DAO's charter and network parameters, New proposal and Message the DAO.
Open and closed proposalsiPhone
A proposal's tally so far: 79.7 percent for and 20.3 percent against, 2 of the 20 wallets needed taking part, below quorum if it closed now, and this account's vote and voting weight.
The tally and the quorumiPhone
Reviewing a vote: the proposal, the vote For with a public reason, the weight it carries, the account, and Hold to vote.
Your vote, before you sign itiPhone

Opening a proposal costs a 10 XE fee. On XE Sim the votes go to a sandbox DAO that decides nothing and may be reset.

Works with the rest of XE

One recovery phrase gives the same accounts in each of them.

  • XE Vault

    Add its accounts by scanning their code. XE Wallet shows each request as a QR code, XE Vault signs it offline, and XE Wallet reads the answer back.

  • Web Wallet

    Pair the phone as its signer, or let the phone keep an account’s key.

  • Browser extension

    Pair the phone, then approve the extension’s requests on it.

  • Ledger app

    The same recovery phrase gives the same accounts on a Ledger.

  • MetaMask Snap

    The same recovery phrase gives the same accounts in MetaMask.

Get the beta

XE Wallet runs on XE Sim and the XE testnet. XE there has no value, and the app offers no mainnet yet.

iPhone

Public TestFlight beta: coming soon

iOS 17 or newer.

Android

Android build: coming soon

Android 11 or newer.

Questions

Do I need an account?

No. Create a wallet and write down its 12 or 24 words, or restore a phrase you already have.

Where is my key kept?

On the phone, encrypted under the Secure Enclave on iPhone or in the Android Keystore, and left out of the phone’s backups. Each signature needs Face ID, your fingerprint or your passcode.

What if I lose my phone?

Restore your recovery phrase in XE Wallet on another phone, in the Web Wallet or in the extension. Without the phrase, the accounts on that phone can’t be recovered.

Can an agent spend more than I allowed?

Its limits are set on the network with its key, and XE’s nodes refuse a payment over them. Ending its access revokes the key.

What does the app send, and to whom?

The public addresses it follows, to XE’s nodes. When you sign in to the XE AI Platform, it uses that account. It has no analytics and declares no tracking.

Has it been audited?

No. There has been no security audit yet, and the source is not public yet.

Found a problem?

Write to info@internml.com with what you did, what you expected and, if you can, a screenshot.

Report a bugSend feedback

The other XE apps

XE Vault, the offline signerThe browser extensionThe Web WalletXE Node for your computer