Connecting a wallet
Sign in with email, Google, or any wallet you already use. Get both an EVM and a Solana wallet in one session.
OmniHood uses Privy for wallet auth. You have three ways to sign in — pick whatever's easiest.
Sign-in options
Type your email, get a one-time code, done. An embedded wallet (EVM + Solana) is created for you invisibly. No seed phrase to manage.
One-click sign-in with Google. Same embedded-wallet flow as email under the hood.
Any Web3 wallet
Phantom, MetaMask, Rabby, Backpack, Solflare, and any WalletConnect-compatible wallet. Your funds stay in your wallet the whole time.
Two wallets, one session
Every OmniHood session carries one EVM wallet + one Solana wallet. This is what makes the "any chain to any chain" flow possible in a single signature.
- If you signed in with email or Google → both wallets are embedded (Privy-managed) and created automatically.
- If you signed in with a Solana wallet (Phantom, Backpack, etc.) → your Solana wallet is the primary; an EVM embedded wallet is created alongside for the EVM side of any cross-chain flow.
- If you signed in with an EVM wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, etc.) → your EVM wallet is the primary; a Solana embedded wallet is created alongside.
You'll see both addresses in the wallet menu (top-right) with balances.
Where can I use the same account?
OmniHood recognizes you by whichever wallet you signed in with. That means:
- Swap, Bridge — works from any of your addresses (EVM or Solana).
- Cards — cards are indexed by the wallet that created them. Sign in with the same wallet to see them.
- Launcher — tokens you launch are tied to your creator wallet, visible on any device where you sign in as that wallet.
- Liquidity — the same LP position is visible everywhere you sign in.
What OmniHood does NOT do
- No seed phrase for embedded wallets — Privy handles key custody via multi-party computation. If you lose access, recover via the same email/Google login.
- No custody of your funds — the app never holds your tokens. Balances live in your wallet; the app just orchestrates the transactions you sign.
- No cross-account snooping — the only cards or LP positions you'll see are the ones your own wallet created.
For large amounts, we recommend signing in with a hardware wallet (Ledger via MetaMask / Solflare). Email + Google are convenient for small balances but rely on Privy's MPC — a well-audited scheme, but not the same as owning the key yourself.
Signing out
Click your wallet address (top-right) → Disconnect. This clears the session cookie and disconnects the wallet from OmniHood. Your funds are unaffected — sign back in any time to resume.