HashPack, Hedera’s top wallet, is overhauling its dashboard across the Chrome extension and mobile apps. The update rebuilds the portfolio view, shortens the path to common actions, and adds full customization. Industry estimates put HashPack’s share of Hedera’s monthly active wallet users above 90%. Some trackers cite figures closer to 95%. HashPack itself has reported more than 250,000 accounts and over 4 billion HBAR held across its user base. That scale changes what a redesign means. A UI change at HashPack does not just affect one app. It reshapes how most of Hedera’s user base actually experiences the network day to day. That context is why this update carries more weight than a typical wallet refresh.
HashPack is getting a fresh look, and a better way to move through @hedera.
— HashPack Wallet (@hashpack) September 22, 2026
The refreshed HashPack experience is built to feel clearer, faster, and more personal, with better portfolio context, quicker access to everyday actions, and more room to make the app your own.
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One Screen, Three Layers of Information
The redesign centers on a rebuilt front screen. Portfolio value now sits next to a larger balance chart and clearer performance data. Recent activity moves closer to the main view instead of living in a separate tab. As a result, users see balance, performance, and transaction history in one connected flow. The goal is not simply more data on screen. Instead, HashPack is trying to surface the right information sooner, so users can decide their next move faster. That structure mirrors a pattern common across trading and portfolio apps. Speed to insight often matters more than raw data volume. For a wallet used by the bulk of an entire network’s user base, that speed compounds quickly.
Actions Move Closer to the Surface
Beyond information, the update also shortens the path to action. Send, Receive, Store, and Buy/Sell now sit more prominently throughout the app. Each account additionally gets its own quick-action menu inside the portfolio view. Users can trigger a Send, Receive, Swap, or Buy directly from the account they are already viewing. That detail matters most for people managing several accounts at once. Fewer taps between viewing a balance and acting on it means fewer points where a user drops off mid-task. For an ecosystem wallet, that kind of friction reduction often does more for adoption than any single new feature.
Nine Modules, One Personal Layout
Customization is the other major piece of the release. Rather than forcing one fixed layout, HashPack lets users choose which modules appear on their dashboard. Available modules include:
- Balance Chart
- Top Tokens
- Recent Activity
- Recent NFTs
- Favorite dApps
- Staking Overview
- NFT Launches
- Favorite Tokens
- Trending Tokens
A user focused on staking can prioritize that module. Meanwhile, an NFT collector can foreground launches and recent mints instead. This flexibility acknowledges that Hedera’s user base spans very different use cases. Those range from DeFi and staking to NFTs and tokenized real-world assets. A single fixed dashboard was never going to serve all of them equally well.
Mobile Gets a Clearer Path Too
Mobile navigation received its own rework alongside the desktop and extension changes. The primary structure now runs through six clear stops: Portfolio, Assets, Swap, NFTs, dApps, and More. That expanded More section consolidates History, Earn, Explore, Tools, and Store into one place. Updated icons and clearer sectioning give each destination a more distinct identity. Consequently, the app should feel more consistent whether someone opens it on a phone or through the Chrome extension. Hedera activity increasingly happens through mobile-first flows. That consistency directly affects everyday usability for a large share of HashPack’s base.
Why the Timing Fits Hedera’s Moment
This update arrives as Hedera’s wallet layer takes on more responsibility, not less. HashPack has spent 2026 expanding what a wallet needs to handle beyond simple transfers. In January, it added Magic Labs embedded wallet support. New users can now create a Hedera account with just an email, with no seed phrase required. In September, a SODAX integration began letting HashPack users buy tokenized Robinhood stocks. Assets like AAPL, TSLA, and NVDA became purchasable using HBAR and USDC already held in the wallet. Native HBAR staking, meanwhile, remains liquid with no lock-up. It requires only a 24-hour staking period for reward eligibility. Each addition raises the number of distinct activities a single dashboard now needs to represent clearly. That growth makes a portfolio-first redesign a logical next step, not a cosmetic one.
Rolling Out Now
HashPack says the new interface is rolling out across its Chrome extension and mobile apps. That includes the redesigned dashboard, the reworked navigation structure, account-level quick actions, and the new customization options together. Because HashPack sits so close to nearly all Hedera wallet activity, the rollout pace itself is worth watching. A gradual release lets HashPack catch usability issues before they reach its full user base. Still, the direction is clear regardless of rollout speed. HashPack is positioning its dashboard as the connective layer across Hedera’s expanding use cases. That spans staking, DeFi, NFTs, and tokenized assets, not just a simple balance viewer.
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