Hive Keychain

Importing Hive accounts and checking balances

You can add an account either by entering its private keys or by scanning a QR code exported from the browser extension. Once imported, the app shows the account's voting power, token balances, Hive Engine tokens, delegations and transaction history.

Voting power and delegations are listed alongside the liquid balances, so the account's position can be checked in one place without opening a block explorer.

Sending transfers, delegations and power ups

The app can broadcast transfers, delegations, and power up or power down operations on the Hive chain. Hive Engine operations are handled from the same wallet.

According to the listing, keys stay inside the app while these operations are signed and sent, so the account's private keys are not exposed to other apps on the phone.

Open source code and key storage

The listing states that the app is open source, with its code published on GitHub under the Hive Keychain mobile repository. That allows anyone to read how keys are stored and how operations are built before relying on the wallet.