Rocca is a new digital wallet built for people who want to use crypto without needing to understand every technical detail behind it. Designed specifically for the Algorand ecosystem, Rocca will focus on simplicity and ease of use.

The wallet is a self-custody wallet, meaning users are in control of their own funds rather than relying on an exchange. But unlike many wallets that assume prior crypto knowledge, Rocca is being built with a more intuitive experience in mind. The interface is designed to be simple and common actions are meant to feel familiar even to people new to blockchain. The aim is to eliminate traditional 12-24 word seed phrases, offering passkey and biometric login options that feel more like Web2 while still giving users full control of their crypto.

Rocca is developed by teams within the Algorand ecosystem, including contributors with experience building infrastructure and tools around Algorand. While it is not a core protocol product, it is deeply aligned with Algorand’s design philosophy of speed, efficiency, and accessibility.

One of Rocca’s goals is to reduce friction. So users who find wallets such as MetaMask or Phantom confusing may appreciate Rocca’s more guided approach. It aims to make holding assets, sending transactions, and interacting with Algorand applications feel less intimidating and more natural.

Rocca is built natively for Algorand. It has yet to be announced whether it will support other networks, but it is designed to cover the entire Algorand ecosystem from day one.

As Algorand continues to grow, Rocca Wallet positions itself as a practical entry point for everyday users who want exposure to the ecosystem without unnecessary complexity. It’s not trying to replace advanced wallets for power users. It’s trying to make crypto usable for everyone else.