Self-custody, 120+ chains, a 0.3% flat swap fee and a shield that screens every signature before you approve it. No KYC, no account, no telemetry.
| Property | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Self-custody | keys stay on your device; no exchange can freeze or lose them |
| Signature screening | a drainer needs one signature — screening stops it before you sign |
| No telemetry | your addresses and balances are not shipped to a server |
| Open builds | the binary you run matches the published hash |
Every signature request is checked before it reaches the wallet: what the contract can move, who the spender is, and whether the approval is unlimited. If a request looks like a drainer, Nova flags it instead of letting you approve it blind.
Nova never holds funds. There is no account to freeze, no email to verify, no KYC queue. The address is the account, and the keys are on your machine.
Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BSC, Solana, Tron and more than 120 networks in a single self-custody wallet, with imports from 100+ existing wallets.
Yes. Private keys stay on the user's device and never leave it.
It screens signature requests for drainer patterns before the wallet shows the approval.
No. There is no account, email or identity verification.
Windows, macOS, Linux and a browser build.