
As one of the most popular multi-chain wallets in Asia, this platform has established itself as a comprehensive solution for decentralized trading. The wallet now supports over 75+ public chains, 70+ DEXs, and 250,000 tokens, providing users with unprecedented access to the decentralized finance ecosystem. This extensive coverage ensures that users can access virtually any token across multiple blockchain networks without the need for multiple wallet applications.
The Swap functionality has reached millions of users and achieves CEX-level trading volume, demonstrating the platform's capability to handle high-frequency transactions efficiently. The system supports flash swap of any tokens, enabling instant exchanges without the traditional waiting periods associated with blockchain transactions. To provide a one-stop solution for all DeFi users, the Swap feature automatically matches the best channel and finds the optimal price for users by comparing rates across multiple DEXs simultaneously.
Recent updates have expanded the supported DEX ecosystem to include complus, pippi, lava, mdis, BXH, baguette, honey, Kuswap, and many other decentralized exchanges. This continuous expansion reflects the platform's commitment to providing users with maximum trading flexibility and competitive pricing. By aggregating liquidity from numerous sources, users benefit from better execution prices and reduced slippage on their trades.
Looking ahead, the platform plans to aggregate more excellent DEXs for cross-chain deployment, building infrastructure for connecting multiple chains seamlessly. This development will provide global users with enhanced cross-chain asset trading opportunities, faster asset liquidity, and more comprehensive financial services. The goal is to eliminate the friction currently associated with moving assets between different blockchain ecosystems.
The wallet supports the addition of any EVM-compatible custom mainnet, providing users with maximum flexibility in accessing emerging blockchain networks. This feature is particularly valuable for early adopters who want to participate in new blockchain ecosystems before they achieve mainstream support. The process is straightforward and user-friendly, designed to accommodate both technical and non-technical users.
Here's a step-by-step guide using the Shiden mainnet as an example:
Launch the wallet application. Tap "ALL" in the upper right corner to enter the mainnet selection interface, then tap "Add a Mainnet". This interface provides an overview of all currently supported networks and the option to expand your access.
Tap "Other", select "Custom mainnet", then choose "View All Custom Mainnets". This section displays any previously added custom networks and provides access to the manual addition feature.
Tap "Add manually" in the upper right corner. You'll need to fill in several key pieces of information: the RPC address (which connects your wallet to the network), the mainnet name (for easy identification), the Chain ID (a unique identifier for the blockchain), and other network-specific parameters. After entering all required information, tap "Confirm" and enter your password to authorize the addition.
Return to the landing page, and you'll see the newly added mainnet and its native token in your list. The network is now fully functional, and you can begin receiving, sending, and interacting with tokens on this blockchain.
This custom mainnet feature empowers users to explore new blockchain ecosystems without waiting for official support, making it an essential tool for DeFi enthusiasts and early-stage project participants.
In addition to custom mainnets, the platform now supports adding custom tokens, enabling users to manage any ERC-20 or equivalent token standard across supported chains. This functionality is crucial for users who want to track newly launched tokens, participate in token sales, or manage assets from emerging projects that haven't yet been listed in the wallet's default token library.
Here's how to add a custom token, using SAFEMOON as an example:
First, switch your wallet to the public chain to which the custom token belongs. This ensures that the token is added to the correct network. Click the [+] button, then select [+ Manually add a token]. Confirm that you've selected the correct main chain, then paste the contract address of the custom token. The contract address is a unique identifier that tells the wallet exactly which token to track. Click [Confirm] to proceed.
A pop-up window will appear asking you to verify the token information. Click [Add Now] to finalize the addition. Return to the wallet home page, and you'll see the custom token listed with your other assets. Once the addition is successful, you can perform all standard operations including transfers, receiving transactions, and viewing your balance.
This feature is particularly useful for early investors in new projects, airdrop recipients, and users participating in decentralized finance protocols that issue their own governance or utility tokens. By supporting custom token addition, the wallet ensures that users never lose track of their assets, regardless of how new or niche the token might be.
The NFT section has received significant enhancements with the addition of a real-time rolling broadcast feature. This innovation keeps users informed about the latest developments in the NFT marketplace, including new drops, trending collections, and significant sales. The rolling broadcast appears as a dynamic feed of NFT-related news and updates, ensuring that users never miss important opportunities in the fast-moving NFT market.
When you see a message in the rolling broadcast that interests you, simply click on it, and the system will automatically jump to the detailed page of that specific NFT project. This seamless navigation makes it easy to explore new collections and gather information without having to manually search for projects.
To explore NFT projects in more detail, enter the NFT Section and browse through the rolling broadcast. When you find a project that catches your interest, click on it to enter the project details page. Here, you can view comprehensive information including the project's description, roadmap, team information, and statistical data such as floor price, trading volume, and holder count. By clicking on the project name, you can jump directly to the project's collection page, where you can browse individual NFTs, check rarity rankings, and view ownership history.
This rolling broadcast feature transforms the wallet from a simple storage solution into an active discovery platform for NFT enthusiasts. By providing real-time updates and easy access to project information, users can make more informed decisions about which NFTs to collect or trade. The feature is particularly valuable in the rapidly evolving NFT space, where timing and information access can significantly impact investment outcomes.
A multi-chain wallet supports multiple blockchains, enabling users to manage assets across different networks in one app. Single-chain wallets focus on a single blockchain. Multi-chain wallets offer greater flexibility and convenience, while single-chain wallets provide more specialized functionality for specific networks.
The upgraded wallet supports over 70 DEXs across multiple blockchain networks including Ethereum, Cronos, and many others, enabling seamless multi-chain swaps with enhanced functionality.
In multi-chain wallets, enhanced swap functions enable direct token exchanges across 70+ DEXs without intermediaries. Key advantages include reduced fees, faster transactions, lower gas costs, and improved security through decentralized protocols, maximizing trading value across multiple blockchains seamlessly.
Yes, multi-chain wallet transactions are secure. Private keys are protected through strong encryption and local storage on your device. Never share your private key, enable multi-signature authentication when available, and use hardware wallets for maximum asset security.
Yes, the multi-chain wallet supports over 70 DEXs, including mainstream platforms such as Uniswap and PancakeSwap, providing comprehensive access to decentralized exchanges across multiple blockchains.
Cross-chain swaps typically involve three fee components: network gas fees on the source chain, liquidity provider fees charged by DEXs, and destination chain network fees. The exact amount varies based on network congestion and transaction complexity.











