Chia Reference Wallet
A showcase of the feature primitives enabled by the Chia blockchain and Chialisp.

The challenge
In order for developers to understand what is possible in a new programming environment and open-source blockchain ecosystem, there needs to be a reference implementation of features and primitives.
From zero to one
In order for developers to understand what is possible in a new programming environment and open-source blockchain ecosystem, there needs to be a reference implementation of features and primitives that developers can use as a guide in creating their own applications.
The Chia Reference Wallet is a reference implementation of almost all of the primitives on the Chia blockchain, including farming, plotting, pooling, tokens, Chia Offers, NFTs, verifiable credentials, decentralized identifiers, transaction clawback, contacts, and more. I worked on many of these features from zero to one, developing the UI and UX from scratch.
Already in the wallet
In the future, your crypto wallet will hold your identity, access to your certificates, diplomas, and other credentials, connect to your bank account, and hold any crypto assets you might have, including digital collectibles, tickets, securities, and investments.
The Chia Reference Wallet already has several of these advanced capabilities.
- Offers. Zero-trust multi-asset trading between peers without marketplaces.
- Asset undo. Set a time window to undo a transaction and claw back the funds.
- Verifiable credentials. Unique on-chain assets that can verify data about a person without revealing their identity.
- NFTs. Unique digital assets that can represent unique real-world assets or verifiably unique digital assets.

- Year
- 2022–2023
- Timeframe
- Ongoing
- Tools
- FigmaReact


