MathWallet

MathWallet is a multichain Web3 wallet supporting 228+ public chains across four categories: mainstream networks such as Bitcoin, Solana, TON, and TRON; EVM-compatible chains including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Polygon, Optimism, and Arbitrum; Substrate-based chains including Polkadot, Kusama, and 40+ parachains; and CosmosSDK networks including Cosmos, Osmosis, Sei, and Injective. It is available as a mobile app for iOS and Android, as browser extensions for Chrome, Brave, and Edge, and as a web wallet. Hardware wallet support is provided through Ledger and WOOKONG Bio integrations.

The mobile and browser extension wallets are non-custodial, meaning users hold their own private keys. A separate cloud wallet option operates on a custodial basis. Across all variants, users can store, send, and manage assets, interact with decentralized applications, and execute cross-chain transactions. The built-in MathDApp Store provides a curated hub for accessing dApps directly within the wallet interface.

MathWallet includes a suite of integrated tools: MathSwap for decentralized token exchanges, MathPay for crypto payments, MathVerse for NFT and AI co-creation features, and MathAgentics for AI-powered transaction analysis and execution. The Math Vault staking platform allows users to stake assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, MATH, USDT, and EOS with compounding options. A multi-chain gas tracker, MathGas, monitors gas prices across networks to help users manage transaction costs.

The MATH token is the native utility token of the ecosystem, available as an ERC-20 and BEP-20 token with a total supply capped at 200 million. It can be used to access MathWallet products, participate in staking, and make payments. MathWallet also developed MathChain, a Layer 2 blockchain built on Substrate as a Polkadot parachain, designed to lower barriers for new crypto users.

MathWallet is operated by Math Global Foundation, a Singapore-registered entity co-founded by CEO Ke Qiao and CTO Eric Yu. The project has raised approximately $19.8 million from investors including Fenbushi Capital, Fundamental Labs, Multicoin Capital, and YZI Labs. Since launch, MathWallet has maintained a record of no confirmed platform-level security breach; documented threats against users have taken the form of phishing sites, fake mobile apps, and impersonation scams on social platforms, all of which MathWallet actively flags through its security advisory channel.