Super Wallet Review 2026: A Non-Custodial Multichain Crypto Wallet

Super Wallet is a non-custodial, multichain crypto wallet available as a mobile app. Listings describe it as a combined wallet and DeFi hub, where users can track assets, buy, sell and swap tokens, earn rewards and manage NFTs.

The app is published on the Apple App Store and Google Play under the developer name Everlast Labs. A Coin98 help article also refers to a Coin98 Super Wallet, so the link between the two names should be checked in the app before a user relies on either.

The main draw is consolidation: one app for balances across several chains, plus access to DeFi features without moving funds to a centralised exchange. The main limit is that the material reviewed does not include audit reports, a published fee schedule or a named team profile.

Super Wallet is a non-custodial wallet. When it is set up, a cryptographic key pair is generated, and the private key or seed phrase controls access to the assets on each supported blockchain. The wallet software signs transactions on the user's behalf, but the signing key stays with the user rather than with the company.

Across chains, the app reads balances from each network and shows them as one portfolio. A swap feature routes a token exchange through liquidity sources on the network, and a DeFi section links to decentralised apps where users can lend, stake or provide liquidity. The user approves each action in the app before it is sent to the blockchain.

For a newcomer, the main point is that the app is a window onto the user's own assets, not a bank account. Anything sent to a wrong address or approved for a malicious contract is generally difficult to reverse.

The project does not publish a fee schedule in the material reviewed. Costs a user may meet include network fees for each on-chain transaction, and any charges from card or payment providers when buying crypto with a credit card, as one listing describes. Swap pricing and any rewards terms should be checked in the app before confirming.

Because fees are not stated in one place, a user should compare the quoted amount with the amount received on each transaction.

Custody is the central safety question. Because Super Wallet is described as non-custodial, the recovery phrase or private key is the main asset to protect. Losing it, or entering it on a fake site or app, can result in permanent loss, and no password reset exists for a seed phrase.

The material reviewed does not name a security audit, a bug bounty or a public incident history. Users should check whether the app has been independently audited before relying on it for large balances, and should treat any third-party DeFi link the wallet opens as a separate counterparty with its own smart contract risk.

Crypto assets are not protected by deposit insurance, and regulatory treatment varies by country. The app listing carries a 16+ age rating. Online crypto activity is 18+ in many places, and users should check that crypto use is legal where they live.

Super Wallet is for crypto holders who already understand seed phrases and want to track and move assets across several chains from one phone app. It is less suited to someone who wants a custodial account with customer support and a named company to contact.