Features
The wallet, without the noise
Smartable is non-custodial wallet software built for self-custody. It helps you see what you own, understand where it lives, and review what leaves your wallet before you sign.
01
One view of what you hold
One asset should not become a dozen rows just because it exists on more than one network.
Smartable groups supported holdings into one asset view, with the networks that hold it available underneath. See the total first, then open the detail when you need to know where it is.
Why it matters
The first question is usually “How much do I have?” Network plumbing should not get in the way of the answer.
02
Activity with context
A transaction list is useful only when it tells you what it knows — and what it does not.
Smartable shows wallet activity by account and network, with transaction details available when you need to check the amount, the other address, the network and the status.
When a network does not answer, or has no history Smartable can read, Activity says so by name instead of presenting a shorter list as a complete history.
Why it matters
A missing record can change the meaning of a balance. Clear gaps are safer than false certainty.
03
Receive the right asset on the right network
Choose the asset and network before you share an address. Smartable shows the address and QR code for that specific receiving route.
The wallet makes the network visible because the same asset name can exist on more than one chain, and a transfer sent on the wrong network may not be recoverable.
Why it matters
“Send me USDC” is not enough information on its own. The network is part of the instruction.
04
Send with a last review
Before a transaction is signed, Smartable shows the network, recipient, asset, amount and network fee for review.
Address checks and warnings — a recipient you have never paid, an address that imitates one you have — are designed to make risky or unclear details harder to overlook. The signature remains local to your wallet.
Why it matters
A draft is not a transaction. A quote is not permission. Nothing should leave the wallet because a detail was too easy to miss.
05
Networks on your terms
Supported networks have different address formats, transaction rules, fee models, and data sources. Smartable handles those differences in the wallet instead of asking you to treat every chain as the same.
On supported EVM networks, you can use an RPC endpoint you control. That network's chain requests then go from your device to your endpoint, not through Smartable.
Why it matters
A network is more than an RPC URL. Reliable support means making the differences visible where they affect your money.
06
AI stays outside
Smartable does not connect an AI to your wallet. To have an AI service analyse an account, you share the public addresses you choose.
Smartable prepares the text — the addresses, the networks and the analysis task — and you review it before sharing it with an AI service of your choice. It contains no balances, wallet names, recovery material or signing credentials. The analysis happens in that service, not in Smartable.
Why it matters
An AI reading public blockchain data needs nothing from your wallet but the addresses. Keeping it outside leaves it nothing to misuse.
The small utilities
The details that make careful use easier
Address book
Save an address with a label and select it when you need it. A known recipient is easier to recognise than a long string copied from somewhere else.
Address validation
Smartable checks address and network details before a transaction is prepared. A valid-looking string is not always the right destination.
Recipient history
Smartable remembers the addresses you have paid. A recipient you have never paid is marked as a first-time send, and an address that imitates one you have paid is flagged.
Watch-only accounts
Follow an EVM address or ENS name without importing its recovery phrase. Keep a cold wallet, treasury, or separate account in view without making it spendable from this wallet.
App lock
Lock the app with a password or PIN, and unlock with your device's biometrics where supported. Repeated failed unlock attempts are slowed down to make guessing harder.
Network and asset controls
Choose which networks are checked, and hide assets you do not want on your list. A smaller working view can be easier to read and harder to misinterpret.
What it deliberately doesn't
A wallet does not become better by putting every financial product next to your assets
No custody account
Smartable does not hold your crypto-assets or create an account that controls them for you. Your recovery phrase and signing authority remain under your control.
No automatic signing
A dApp connection, a quote, a saved preference, or an AI's suggestion is not permission to sign. Transactions requiring your wallet signature remain subject to review and confirmation.
No promoted transactions
Smartable does not make an action more prominent because it earns from that action. Swap and cross-chain routes may include a Smartable fee, but they are not highlighted over the alternatives.
No promises we cannot keep
Smartable does not claim to be audited or insured, and it cannot restore access without recovery material you control. Network, provider, and route availability can change.
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Updated 23 Sep 2026
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