Infrastructure
Optimism
OP Stack · Superchain
Lisk's Layer 2 chapter was built on the OP Stack and joined Optimism's Superchain initiative, connecting its development to the wider Ethereum ecosystem.
Lisk Wallet.
Your keys. Your desktop.
Explore the desktop wallet for legacy Lisk (LSK) accounts, with downloads for Windows, macOS and Linux. Find clear guidance on installation, account recovery and keeping your keys safe.
About Lisk WalletThe desktop story
A clearer view of
your digital assets.
Lisk Desktop brought a simple idea to the legacy Lisk network: a dedicated wallet that puts your accounts, balances and transaction history within reach.
Originally known as Lisk Hub, the application became Lisk Desktop in 2019. Its open-source history reflects a focus on self-custody and making blockchain accounts easier to navigate.
Explore the source code
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A self-custody foundation
Lisk Desktop was built around accounts controlled by their owners, rather than an exchange. Your recovery phrase is private: keep it offline and never share it.
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Open-source by nature
The desktop application's source code and release history are publicly available. Explore the project to understand its development and the software behind the interface.
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A desktop-first experience
With releases for Windows, macOS and Linux, Lisk Desktop brought legacy LSK accounts into a dedicated application, with account information and transaction history in one place.
Understanding the legacy
Lisk Desktop belongs to the earlier Lisk ecosystem and should not be confused with the current Lisk offering. Wallet compatibility and network availability have changed over time. Consult the project's official updates before using a legacy account or downloading a release.
The Lisk ecosystemHistorical integrations · Verified October 2026
Connected by technology.
Built with others.
Beyond the desktop wallet, Lisk's Layer 2 ecosystem brought together Ethereum infrastructure, cross-chain connectivity and trading tools. Explore the documented collaborations behind that chapter.
Network foundations
The Ethereum chapter
Ethereum
Settlement layer
OP Stack
Rollup framework
Superchain
Shared ecosystem
Explore the connections
Infrastructure
Gelato
Rollup-as-a-Service
Lisk's technical documentation identifies Gelato as its Rollup-as-a-Service partner for the Ethereum Layer 2 network.
Interoperability
Across
Cross-chain connectivity
Across announced its Lisk integration in July 2024, bringing its intents-based bridging infrastructure to the network.
DeFi
Oku / Uniswap
Trading infrastructure
Lisk's September 2024 Uniswap governance proposal documented deployed contracts and arranged support from the Oku trading interface.
An ecosystem in transition
Lisk announced the closure of Lisk Chain on 31 October 2026. These entries describe historical integrations, not a directory of currently available Lisk services. Projects can explore an optional move to Celo or choose another network; each team determines its own path.
Features
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Explore the desktop wallet and the technology behind the original Lisk ecosystem. Features and network support vary by release.
Secure by design
Every account is protected by proven public-key cryptography, and your keys never leave your device. Transactions are signed locally, so nothing sensitive is ever sent over the network.
Transaction fees
Transaction fees depend on the network, transaction type and supported release. Review the fee shown in a verified wallet before signing; a legacy installer does not guarantee that network services remain available.
Modular
Lisk applications were built from reusable modules rather than from scratch. The SDK provided building blocks for tokens, NFTs and governance, helping developers create a chain suited to their project.
One wallet
View balances and transaction history in one dedicated desktop application. Historical releases included tools for sending and receiving LSK and voting for delegates; availability depends on the release and its supported network.
JavaScript SDK
Build with the language you already know. The Lisk SDK is written in JavaScript and TypeScript, with clear documentation and examples — no new tooling or exotic languages required.
Open network
The original Lisk network used a community of delegates to validate transactions. Its open-source code remains available to inspect; historical node and wallet features should not be treated as proof of current network availability.
Download
Get Lisk Wallet.
Choose a Windows, macOS or Linux download, then follow the installation and compatibility guidance before accessing your account.
Lisk Desktop · Legacy walletGet Lisk Wallet.
Get Lisk Wallet.
Made for desktop.
Find your platform download and follow practical installation guidance. Learn how to verify the file, protect your recovery credentials and check network compatibility.
Check the publisher and any available signatures or checksums before running an installer. Review the original release notes for compatibility information.
Frequently asked questionsLisk Wallet / 07
A little clarity.
Before you begin.
The essentials of Lisk Wallet — downloads, account security and the difference between legacy accounts and newer networks.
Looking for more detail?
Read the documentationLisk Desktop is the open-source desktop wallet developed for the legacy Lisk blockchain. It provided an interface for managing LSK accounts and viewing transactions. It belongs to Lisk’s earlier blockchain ecosystem and should not be confused with an Ethereum-compatible wallet or the newer Lisk App.
Lisk Desktop repository