[devdasx]

Summary

Add Oath Wallet to the Unichain wallet resources, with its website, public source and App Store download. The entry uses the existing wallet-section format and lists Unichain mainnet only.

Type of change

• Fix (typo, broken link, incorrect or outdated content)
• New content (guide, page, code example)
• Update to existing content
• Other

How has this been verified?

• Checked the current public App Store listing for the product identity and iPhone/iPad availability.
• Inspected the public EVM network implementation at commit 9cf4b00: Unichain uses mainnet chain ID 130 and its OP Stack fee configuration. No Unichain Sepolia claim is included.
• Rendered the changed content through GitHub's Markdown renderer and checked the entry and download link. git diff --check passes.
• This is a documentation-only change. The repository's production publishing pipeline is separate; no production-site build was run. Source inspection does not verify the currently installed App Store binary, physical-device behavior or a live transaction, and those checks were not performed for this PR.

Applicable screenshots

Not applicable; the entry follows the existing text-only wallet sections.

Anything else reviewers should know?

I am Oath's founder and am submitting this on behalf of the wallet team. Please review whether it meets your directory criteria; happy to provide any additional compatibility evidence you require. This proposes a documentation listing, not a change to the Uniswap application's wallet selector or an endorsement by Uniswap.

Contact: care@oathwallet.org

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Review	Status	Commit	Review trigger
📝 Code Review	✅ Completed 2026-10-31T22:18:57.552853Z	382751c	Manual request

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Codex Review: Didn't find any major issues. Breezy!

Reviewed commit: 382751cc02

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