Self-custody · Multi-chain · All accounts
Each wallet has its own recovery phrase. No company holds your coins — not even us.
Bitcoin
Ethereum
BNB Smart Chain
XRP Ledger
Solana
TRON
Zcash
HyperEVM
Dogecoin
Cardano
Stellar
Bitcoin Cash
NEAR Protocol
Avalanche C-Chain
Litecoin
Sui
TON
Cronos
X Layer
Mantle
Polkadot
World Chain
Internet Computer
Base
Arbitrum
Kaspa
Polygon
Algorand
Cosmos Hub
Filecoin
Aptos
Flare
XDC Network
Tezos
Optimism
Starknet
Gnosis
Monad
Plasma
Kaia
Sonic
ApeChain
MultiversX
Immutable zkEVM
zkSync Era
Plume
Berachain
Lisk
Linea
Celo
Flow EVM
0G
MegaETH
Ronin
Movement
Gravity
Blast
Somnia
Metis
Hemi
BOB
Rootstock
Katana
Boba Network
Telos
Scroll
Fuse
Mode
Viction
Lens
Unichain
Ink
Robinhood Chain
Soneium
Abstract
Morph
Tempo
opBNB
Arbitrum Nova
EtherlinkFour pillars
Local signing, device-bound unlock protection, recovery you can distribute and transaction details you can review before you act.
Your PIN and quick-unlock credentials use your device's secure key storage, with hardware backing where the device provides it.
Your wallet keys remain encrypted on your device. Your recovery phrase is never sent to Smartable.
Manage Ethereum and EVM networks, Bitcoin across BIP‑44, BIP‑49, BIP‑84 and BIP‑86 address formats, Solana, TON, XRP Ledger, Cardano, Polkadot, Kaspa and more from one wallet.
Each chain keeps its own address rules, transaction format and asset model.
See the asset, recipient, network fee and total before you sign. For swaps, you choose a route and see the provider, expected output, minimum received and Smartable fee before confirming.
An approval is shown separately from the swap it enables.
Choose 2‑of‑3 or 3‑of‑5 recovery. Split encrypted recovery shares across independent locations such as your device, a written copy and the backup providers you choose.
A single lost device or cloud account does not have to end your recovery plan.
Safety
Lookalike addresses are flagged before you send. Unverified tokens and networks that could not answer are marked in your history rather than left to look like nothing happened.
Recovery
Losing a phone should be an inconvenience, not the end of your wallet. Choose the recovery arrangement that fits how you want to store it.
Write your recovery phrase down offline and keep it somewhere only you can access. One recovery can restore accounts across the networks in your wallet.
Smartable asks you to confirm recovery information before you rely on it. A backup you have not tested is a plan you have not finished.
Smartable splits and encrypts recovery shares on your device. Choose independent locations for them: your device, a written copy and the backup providers you choose.
Smartable does not hold your recovery phrase, your shares or your wallet password.
Swap & buy
Compare available swap options or buy crypto with a card. Review the details, choose the option, and approve from your wallet.
Compare available options for the pair you choose. Net amount and fees are shown before you confirm.
Continue to a third-party provider to buy crypto with a card or, where available, sell crypto for fiat.
Buy
Sell
The provider shows its final price, fees and verification requirements before you complete checkout.
Smartable never receives your card details.
AI analysis
Choose the public addresses and networks you want to analyse. Review the text Smartable prepares, then share it with an AI service of your choice. The analysis happens there, not in Smartable.
Select an account and networks. Share only the public addresses you choose.
A separate self-custody wallet with its own recovery phrase. No AI tool connects to or controls it.
You choose what to share: public addresses · networks · analysis task.
Smartable does not include balances, wallet names, recovery material or signing credentials in the text you share.
A public address may reveal balances and transaction history. AI responses appear in the AI service you choose, not in Smartable.
Send & receive
Choose an account, asset and network to display your receiving address or create a payment request. Share the details or show the QR code to the sender.
Show a QR code for your receiving address. Check the account, network and address before sharing it.
Where supported by the network and payment format, include an asset and requested amount. Smartable shows the payment details so the sender can verify them. Not every QR format can include every detail.
Scan a QR code or supported payment request to prepare payment details for review. Always check the network, asset, address and amount before confirming in Smartable.
A QR code is a way to enter payment details — not proof that the recipient is trustworthy. Scanning alone does not send funds. You review and confirm the transaction yourself.
FAQ
No. Smartable is non-custodial: your keys stay encrypted on your device, and your recovery phrase is never sent to Smartable. The phrase follows the BIP‑39 standard, so you can restore it in another compatible wallet.
You can restore access on the same or another device with recovery material you control: your recovery phrase, or — if you chose split backup — the required recovery shares and the wallet password you had when you made the backup.
Split backup lets you keep recovery shares across independent locations you choose. Its shares are sealed with the wallet password you had when you made it, so if you forget that password, your recovery phrase is the way back. Smartable cannot restore a lost recovery phrase, missing required shares, or a forgotten password.
The app is free to use.
For supported swaps and cross-chain swaps, Smartable may earn a disclosed fee for its interface and integrations. You see the fees in the transaction review before you confirm.
Smartable does not add a fee to provider purchases or sales. Network fees go to the blockchain network, and providers show their own prices and fees at checkout.
Ethereum and EVM networks, Bitcoin, Solana, TON, XRP Ledger, Cardano, Polkadot, Kaspa and more. See the networks page.
Yes. Smartable works with Ledger, Trezor and Keystone. Your keys stay on the device, and every transaction is approved there — your phone cannot sign without it.
Ledger connects over Bluetooth or, on Android, by USB cable, for Ethereum and EVM networks, Solana and Bitcoin. Trezor connects by USB cable on Android, for the same networks. Keystone stays air-gapped and signs by QR code, for Ethereum and EVM networks.
On a Ledger, contract calls such as swaps may need blind signing turned on in the Ethereum app, where the device shows fewer details — review them in Smartable first.
No. No AI connects to Smartable or to any wallet in it, so none can sign, send or ask the app for a transaction.
To have an AI service analyse an account, you share the public addresses you choose. The analysis happens in that service, not in Smartable.
Not yet. Smartable has not completed an independent third-party security audit.
Open-source components and automated testing improve transparency, but they do not replace an independent audit. Until one is complete, use Smartable carefully and do not rely on it with more funds than you can afford to risk.
When an independent audit is completed, we will publish the report on the disclosures page.
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