Removed from app stores
The help center said the wallet would no longer be supported or available for download from the app stores.
Independent wallet guide / Checked October 2026
Magic Eden Wallet was a multi-chain wallet for mobile and desktop. Magic Eden’s published plan set a full wallet shutdown for May 1, 2026, so this guide focuses on the current status and official migration information.
Independent educational resource. Not affiliated with Magic Eden.
Important status update
Magic Eden Wallet is no longer supported. The official help center says the app was to be removed from app stores on April 1, 2026, with a full shutdown planned for May 1. If you still need access, use Magic Eden’s official help resources and never share a private key or recovery phrase.
01 / The basics
It was a self-custody crypto wallet from the team behind the Magic Eden marketplace, offered as a browser extension and a mobile app. Users could manage crypto and collectibles across several networks from one interface.
The product is discontinued, so older feature lists describe what it offered—not what is available today.
View the archived wallet docs
A multi-chain wallet
Earlier wallet documentation listed support for:
Historical support only. Availability and support have ended.
02 / The timeline
Magic Eden’s published wallet notice laid out these dates. Both have passed; check the latest official support information for your particular wallet.
The help center said the wallet would no longer be supported or available for download from the app stores.
Magic Eden’s notice described a full shutdown and warned that the wallet may stop functioning, even if it remains installed.
03 / If you used the wallet 03 / Existing users
If you used Magic Eden Wallet, begin with the official migration guide. Access may depend on whether the app or extension is still available on your device.
Use only official instructions. Open the help-center guide from Magic Eden’s verified domain.
Protect the key. Never enter a private key or recovery phrase into a website, direct message, or support chat.
Check the address. The official guide notes that importing a recovery phrase can produce a different Solana address; a private key may be needed to retain the original address.
A private key gives full control of the associated wallet. Keep it private and verify any receiving wallet before importing.
04 / Quick answers
For account-specific help, refer to Magic Eden’s current support pages.
Magic Eden’s notice said it would be removed from app stores on April 1, 2026, and no longer supported. Avoid third-party download links claiming to be official.
Magic Eden planned a full shutdown for May 1, 2026 and said the wallet may stop functioning. Check the official deprecation notice for the latest guidance; an installed copy is not a guarantee of access.
No. The wallet was a separate app and browser extension for holding and managing assets. The marketplace is a separate Magic Eden service, and its availability can vary by chain.
Its migration guide says it does not provide official wallet recommendations. Research any wallet provider independently and never share your key with its support team.
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