WRAITH is a self-custodial wallet spanning 46 networks and roughly 14 distinct signature families — EVM, Solana, UTXO, Cosmos, Sui, Aptos, TON, Tron, XRP, Stellar — plus shielded Zcash, Monero and Midnight. Live on mainnet, every rail validated with real funds, and it earns 40 bps on every swap that passes through it.
A user holding assets on Monad, Solana, an L2 and a privacy chain runs three or four wallets and a bridge tab. Each extra wallet is another seed phrase, another approval surface, another chance to sign the wrong thing. The category consolidated interfaces but never coverage.
Separate wallets per ecosystem means separate backups and separate risk.
Moving value between ecosystems is slow, costly, and the most common place users lose funds.
Shielded assets get treated as niche, handled by dedicated apps rather than the wallet people already use.
Everything below is deployed and working on mainnet today. Nothing here is a mock.
46 networks across ~14 signature families under one seed phrase — including chains most wallets never add, because each needs its own cryptography rather than another RPC URL.
Native shielded send and receive on the current Ironwood (NU6.3) rules, not the legacy pool. Proving runs in the browser; keys never leave the device.
Native Monero light-wallet scanning and spends, plus Midnight — which almost nothing else supports — with fee sponsorship so users never need its gas token first.
A local model performing on-chain actions through grammar-constrained tool calls. It runs on the phone; prompts never reach a server, and web research is strictly opt-in.
Cross-chain discovery with live charts, trade tape, buy/sell pressure, bonding-curve tracking and per-market risk flags — one tap from spotting a market to trading it.
Permissionless perpetuals on Monad via Perpl, and card-to-crypto through Stripe delivered straight to the user's verified address.
Breadth is rare because it compounds. An EVM-only wallet implements one signature family. Adding Solana makes two. Shielded assets mean running zero-knowledge proving inside a browser — a different discipline entirely.
WRAITH charges a flat 40 basis points on swaps, collected inside each routing rail's own fee mechanism and shown to the user as an explicit line item. This runs in production today.
| Line | Mechanism | Status | Take |
|---|---|---|---|
| Same-chain swaps | Integrator fee via 0x, Jupiter, OpenOcean | Live | 40 bps |
| Cross-chain routes | Integrator fee via LI.FI, Relay, deBridge | Live | 40 bps |
| Launchpad trades | pump.fun bonding-curve buys and sells | Live | 40 bps |
| Perpetuals | Referral share of Perpl trading fees | Available, not claimed | ~10% of fees |
| Fiat on-ramp | Card purchases via Stripe | Live, no margin taken | 0 bps |
| Perps, second venue | Hyperliquid builder codes | Not integrated | ≤10 bps |
Collection happens inside each aggregator's own mechanism, settling automatically with the trade. No claim step, no invoice.
Every added chain captures routes that would otherwise have left for another wallet — and those routes carry the same fee.
Perps referral share and on-ramp margin are both available and deliberately not switched on yet.
46 networks, shielded Zcash on Ironwood, Monero, Midnight, perps, fiat on-ramp, on-device agent, trading terminal.
40 bps collected across every major routing rail and shown transparently to users.
The clearest remaining gap in the product, and a natural second margin line.
Perps referral share and on-ramp margin, once volume justifies the added user cost.
Monad ecosystem placement, with an acquisition window as incumbent wallets narrow their Monad support.
WRAITH is one of several mainnet products from Farnsworth Labs — alongside MonsPad, a Uniswap v4 launchpad with no admin key; MEMELEE, an online fighting game for memecoins; and DAGENTX, an agent marketplace on Monad. Each is deployed, holds real state, and is used by people who are not us.