MathWallet

MathWallet's core product is a non-custodial digital asset wallet that supports over 150 blockchain networks. It is available as a mobile application for iOS and Android, a browser extension, and a hardware wallet companion. The wallet integrates staking, token swapping, and DeFi protocol access directly within the application. It also serves as a node service provider through its MathWallet Cloud infrastructure.

MATH is the native utility and governance token of the MathWallet ecosystem. It operates across the firm's products, including MathChain, its Substrate-based layer-two network. Holding MATH grants users voting rights on platform governance proposals. The token has been listed on centralized exchanges including Gate.io and MEXC.

MathWallet has raised venture funding from Fenbushi Capital and NGC Ventures, according to public record. Both firms are active investors in Asian blockchain infrastructure and DeFi projects. Fenbushi Capital is known as one of the earliest institutional backers of Ethereum-related ventures in China. Further details on funding rounds and valuations are not publicly disclosed.

MathWallet is a non-custodial wallet, which means the firm does not hold or control user private keys. Users retain full custody of their digital assets at all times. This architectural choice aligns the firm with self-sovereign asset management rather than with centralized exchange or custodial qualification models. The wallet's security architecture relies on local key storage and hardware wallet integration.

MathWallet provides developer-focused services through MathWallet Cloud, an RPC node service that gives applications access to blockchain networks. While the wallet interface is primarily oriented toward retail users, the Cloud infrastructure serves a developer and institutional client base. The firm has not publicly launched a dedicated institutional investor platform or separate white-label custody service.