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VH Wallet

A multi-chain Web3 wallet built in Kotlin from the ground up, architected for Kotlin Multiplatform — so Android and iOS share one codebase instead of drifting apart.

The problem

Most wallets are either single-chain and shallow, or multi-chain and bloated. And building for both Android and iOS usually means maintaining two separate codebases that quietly fall out of sync over time.

VH Wallet was built to hold multiple chains natively while staying lean enough to ship on both platforms from a single Kotlin Multiplatform core.

What it does
  • Multi-chain support built natively into the wallet, not bolted on as a plugin.
  • Ships native Quai Network integration — one of the earlier wallets to support it.
  • Public Android testnet is live and usable today.
  • Architected in Kotlin Multiplatform from day one, so the iOS build (via KMM) shares logic with Android rather than being rebuilt from scratch.
Where it stands

The Android testnet is public and live. The shared KMM core means the iOS build is a matter of shipping the platform layer, not re-engineering the wallet.