Nightly Wallet Review 2026: One Wallet for Many Chains

Nightly is a multichain crypto wallet that began on NEAR and Solana and now lists support for Solana, EVM networks, Sui, Aptos, Movement, IOTA and others. It runs as a mobile app and a browser extension, and lets users send, swap and store tokens and NFTs.

A third-party write-up credits Norbert Bodziony, a Polish university student who previously led Synthetify, as the founder, and says the NEAR Foundation backed the early launch. This is a single-source claim, and the project's own pages could not be reviewed here.

Store listings highlight Ledger and Keystone support, auto-approval for dApp transactions, and a Safari extension on iPhone. One listing review also refers to a 2.0 redesign that users described as easier to use.

The project does not publish audit reports, fee tables or team details in the material reviewed, so users should confirm security information with the project directly before storing large balances.

Nightly is a noncustodial wallet. When you create an account, the app generates keys on your device and protects them with encryption on the client side. Whoever holds the recovery phrase controls the funds, so the project cannot reverse transactions or restore access if the phrase is lost.

A third-party write-up says the wallet keeps direct connections to blockchain networks instead of routing through intermediaries. For the user, this means one app can show balances and NFTs from several chains, and can sign transactions for each of them.

When you visit a dApp, the site asks the wallet to connect and to sign transactions. Nightly shows the request and you approve or reject it. An optional auto-approve setting can skip repeated prompts, and hardware devices such as Ledger or Keystone can hold the keys instead.

Nightly does not publish a fee schedule in the sources reviewed. Sending tokens requires the network fee of the chain being used, which is set by that blockchain and not by the wallet.

Swap pricing, any wallet-added charges and routing details would be shown in the app at the time of a swap. Users should read the quote before confirming.

Nightly is described as noncustodial with client-side encryption, which removes exchange-style counterparty risk but puts full responsibility on the user. Losing the recovery phrase means losing the funds, and sharing it with anyone, including fake support staff, can drain a wallet.

The sources reviewed do not publish audit reports, a bug bounty or any incident history, and no licence or regulatory status is stated. Software wallets also carry risk from malicious dApps and phishing, so users should check permission requests, keep auto-approve off unless needed, and consider a hardware device for larger balances. Only download from the official store listings.

Nightly is for crypto users who hold assets on several chains, especially Solana, NEAR, Sui and Aptos, and want one app for sending, swapping and viewing NFTs. It also suits people who want to pair a wallet with a Ledger or Keystone device. Beginners should learn recovery phrase handling first, because the wallet is self-custodial.