Chainapsis primary-source snapshot
Fetched: 2026-08-08 UTC
1) Chainapsis company homepage / operator framing
Source: https://www.chainapsis.com/
Selected excerpts from the official site:
Bridge blockchain applications and users
Our mission is to bridge users and blockchain applications by creating best-in-class infrastructure and software.
Therefore, we aim to ship the most user-friendly, sound tools for the interchain.
Additional signals from the same page:
- The company describes itself as an infrastructure-and-software operator rather than a single wallet SKU
- That framing supports a separate
companies/chainapsisnote because the useful question is about the named operator packaging the interchain access stack, not only the Keplr product surface
2) Keplr homepage / bundled product surface
Source: https://www.keplr.app/
Selected excerpts from the official site:
Introducing Keplr, the fast, simple, secure wallet that plugs you into any blockchains and apps wherever you go.
Keplr Products & Services
Stay in Keplr, Do It All. With Keplr’s unified suite of products, you can manage all your on-chain activities and assets without switching networks or wallets.
Additional signals from the same page:
- The homepage bundles Extension, Mobile App, Dashboard, Validator Dashboard, Multisig, Oko, and Keplr Infra into one operator shell
- The same page advertises large live scale numbers for chains, monthly transacting users, and installs, reinforcing that this is active wallet-and-access infrastructure rather than a niche client
3) Get Keplr page / distribution and operator-owned surface map
Source: https://www.keplr.app/get
Selected excerpts/signals from the official site:
- The official product menu on the download page explicitly lists
Extension,Mobile App,Dashboard,Validator Dashboard,Multisig,Keplr Infra, andOko - The Android listing link resolves to the package
com.chainapsis.keplr, which is a clean signal that the named company boundary still matters for release and distribution - This page is useful because it shows the wallet, operator tooling, infrastructure, and embedded-wallet stack being sold together rather than as unrelated products
4) Dashboard product page / operator messaging and validator-facing influence
Source: https://www.keplr.app/product/dashboard
Selected excerpts from the official site:
The all-in one dashboard
Get Direct Validator Updates
Get Announcements from Validators in Your Inbox
Additional signals from the same page:
- Keplr is not only a signing surface; it is also an inbox, discovery, and validator-communication layer
- That makes the company boundary useful because one operator controls part of the informational shell around staking and governance behavior
5) Validator Dashboard product page / validator workflow control surface
Source: https://www.keplr.app/product/validator-dashboard
Selected excerpts from the official site:
Grow & Manage your validator Business
No More CLI Commands
Send Announcements Directly to Your Delegators’ Inbox
Additional signals from the same page:
- This is strong evidence that Keplr is packaging validator workflow, delegator messaging, and governance operations rather than only wallet UX
- A company note helps answer who operates that validator-facing control plane and distribution channel
6) Keplr Infra / RPC and uptime surface
Source: https://infra.keplr.app/
Selected excerpts from the official site:
Serving the Largest Multichain Gateway.
Keplr Infra handles 2M+ users transactions and provides dedicated RPCs to Keplr Extension, Dashboard, and Mobile.
99.9+% sla
Additional signals from the same page:
- Keplr Infra is explicitly the company-run RPC and reliability layer behind the wallet, dashboard, and mobile stack
- This is a direct control-surface clue for promoting
companies/chainapsis: supported networks, routing, and uptime do not live only in the wallet client
7) Keplr support article / official announcements and signed dashboard access
Selected excerpts from the official support article:
Keplr Inbox: Get notified about validator status changes, commission updates, and important announcements from the Keplr team
To unlock all features of Keplr Dashboard, simply Sign in with Keplr.
Additional signals from the same page:
- The dashboard becomes a signed account-linked operator surface, not just a passive portfolio page
- The explicit
important announcements from the Keplr teamlanguage is a useful reminder that Chainapsis can shape what users and delegators see inside the default workflow
8) Chain-admission surface / public site
Source: https://chains.keplr.app/
Selected excerpts from the official site:
Add Non-Native Chains to Keplr
To be listed on this website, please visit our repository and make a pull request.
Additional signals from the same page:
- Chain addition is not purely automatic; it runs through a company-managed review and listing workflow
- This is exactly the kind of boundary that a project-only Keplr note under-explains
9) Community-driven chain-registry README / explicit team verification
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chainapsis/keplr-chain-registry/master/README.md
Selected excerpts from the official repository:
Keplr team is now introducing a Community-Driven Integration
your request does not always guarantee integrations and updates; upon your submission, Keplr team will go through a minimal verification process to see if there is any security issue or any missing information.
Once approved, the Keplr browser extension will show the tag “Community-Driven” on the chain connection page
Additional signals from the same page:
- Chain admission and metadata updates are permissioned at review time even when the contribution path is public
- The repository makes the operator boundary legible: the Keplr team reviews, approves, and labels integrations that downstream users may treat as trusted wallet options
Notes
- This snapshot was created to support a new
companies/chainapsisnote and a Keplr project/company split refresh. - The useful split is between
projects/keplras the wallet and product-layer access surface, andcompanies/chainapsisas the named operator that packages releases, dashboards, validator messaging, RPC defaults, embedded-wallet distribution, and chain-admission review.