Neo
Finality in a single block
Neo’s dBFT consensus gives you one-block finality. Once a block is confirmed, it does not roll back — balances stop jumping around after “confirm”.
Electrum NEO Wallet is a thin, deterministic wallet for the Neo ecosystem. Manage NEO and GAS, connect to Neo X dApps and sign transactions securely — without running a full node.
Light client: no full blockchain download required. Your private keys never leave your device.
Neo
Neo’s dBFT consensus gives you one-block finality. Once a block is confirmed, it does not roll back — balances stop jumping around after “confirm”.
Electrum NEO Wallet
The wallet leans on that finality: incoming funds settle fast, history stays stable and you don’t have to mentally account for possible reorgs when moving value.
NEO / GAS
NEO is about governance and ownership. GAS is the utility token that pays for network fees, deployments and on-chain activity across the ecosystem.
Electrum NEO Wallet
Electrum NEO Wallet keeps NEO and GAS visually distinct. You see what represents your stake in the network and what is available for fees and dApps — in one place, without mixing the two.
Neo X
Neo X brings EVM-compatible smart contracts and tooling into the Neo ecosystem, so existing patterns from Ethereum-style dApps can live on a Neo-native sidechain.
Electrum NEO Wallet
From a single desktop app and a single seed phrase you can hold core Neo assets, track Neo X tokens and connect to EVM-style dApps — without juggling multiple extensions or separate wallets.
Electrum NEO Wallet is a thin, Electrum-based desktop client that stays close to how Neo and Neo X are actually built instead of flattening them into “just another chain”.
Neo / Neo X stack
Desktop downloads
Install the lightweight Electrum-based wallet for NEO, GAS and Neo X. Use the same recovery phrase to restore your funds on any supported desktop OS.
Verified releases, source code and checksums are published on GitHub.
Neo X · EVM sidechain
Neo X is Neo’s EVM-based sidechain. Electrum NEO Wallet connects to it as another network inside the app — no extra browser extensions or separate accounts.
From a single seed phrase you can hold Neo X assets, sign transactions and use EVM-style dApps and DeFi on the sidechain, while core Neo balances stay in view in the same desktop wallet.
NEO / GAS model
Electrum NEO Wallet keeps the dual-token design visible: NEO for ownership and governance, GAS for fees and on-chain activity.
In Neo’s dual-token model, NEO represents governance and ownership. GAS is the utility token you actually spend on fees, deployments and on-chain activity.
This estimator mirrors the public NEO & GAS calculator so you can quickly see how much GAS a given NEO balance could earn — both for simply holding and for active voting.
A quick overview of how Electrum NEO Wallet works, what it supports and where to look for more details.
Electrum NEO Wallet is a lightweight, deterministic desktop wallet for the Neo ecosystem. It lets you manage NEO, GAS and Neo X assets without running a full node.
You can hold and move core Neo assets such as NEO and GAS, and track and use assets on the Neo X EVM-compatible sidechain where supported by your network configuration.
The wallet is built for Neo N3 and the Neo X EVM-compatible sidechain. You can connect to MainNet or TestNet by choosing the corresponding RPC endpoints in the settings.
No. Electrum NEO Wallet follows an SPV-style approach similar to classic Electrum: it connects to remote nodes and only downloads the data needed to verify balances and transactions.
No. Your private keys and recovery phrase stay on your device. You control backups and access, and you are the only one who can sign transactions from your wallet.
When you create a wallet, you receive a deterministic recovery phrase. Write it down and store it offline. To restore, install the wallet on another machine and choose the option to import an existing phrase.
Yes. Electrum NEO Wallet can act as a signing and identity layer for Neo X dApps using a Web3-style connection flow, so dApps request signatures while your keys stay in the wallet.
You can restore the same deterministic wallet on more than one desktop using your recovery phrase. Anyone with that phrase can control your funds, so keep it strictly private.
The wallet supports configurable RPC endpoints. If a node is slow or unavailable, you can switch to another recommended endpoint or point the wallet at your own infrastructure.
Verified binaries, source code and checksums are published on the project’s GitHub repository. The same repository is used for bug reports, feature requests and technical discussions.