Stellar wallet

The Stellar wallet with a post-quantum core.

Blockle is a free, non-custodial wallet for Stellar (XLM) — the Stellar network. Hold, send and receive XLM with near-zero fees. All from one seed, protected by a post-quantum (ML-DSA) master key.

Why hold XLM in Blockle

Non-custodial

Your Stellar private keys never leave your device. Not your keys on a server — your keys on your machine.

Post-quantum root key

Every account, Stellar included, is derived from a NIST ML-DSA-44 (FIPS-204) key, so your master secret and backup are quantum-resistant.

One seed, 15+ chains

Hold XLM next to Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and more — no separate app per coin.

Buy XLM with a card

On-ramp XLM through MoonPay's regulated flow, delivered straight to your own address.

Swap & bridge

Trade XLM for other assets and move value across chains, non-custodially.

Web, desktop & Android

Use the same Stellar wallet in your browser, on Windows/macOS/Linux, or on Android.

One wallet for every chain

Blockle holds all of these from a single post-quantum seed — tap any to learn more:

Bitcoin (BTC)Ethereum (ETH)Solana (SOL)Litecoin (LTC)Dogecoin (DOGE)XRP (XRP)Cardano (ADA)BNB (BNB)Polygon (POL)Avalanche (AVAX)Tron (TRX)TON (TON)Stellar (XLM)Tezos (XTZ)Bitcoin Cash (BCH)Blockle (BLOCK)

Stellar wallet FAQ

Is Blockle a non-custodial Stellar wallet?

Yes — your Stellar keys are generated and sealed on your device and never sent to any server.

Can I buy Stellar with a card?

Yes, where available: Blockle opens MoonPay's regulated on-ramp and the XLM is delivered to your own wallet address.

Is my Stellar wallet quantum-safe?

Your Blockle master key and backup are post-quantum (ML-DSA-44); the XLM assets inherit Stellar's own cryptography until that chain adopts post-quantum signatures.

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