Self-custody wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and 40+ networks with swap, trade and name services
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free: no card needed. Pro: £10/month or £90/year with 7-day free trial. Power: £39/month or £390/year. Team: £149/month billed monthly.
Free to install and use. Swap fee: 0.5% (0.4% with invite). Network fees vary by blockchain. Free network fee on six networks once per week if holding $5+ in USDT or USDC.
Key features
Track APY across 100+ chains and 500+ protocols
View base interest and reward tokens separately
30-day median APY and rate range
Alert when APY drops below a level or moves by a set amount
Alerts via email, phone notification, Discord and webhooks
Pool safeguard score from 0 to 100
AI assistant access via MCP server
Pool history charts for 7, 30 and 90 days
Watchlist and saved searches
Export pools to CSV
Support for 40+ blockchain networks in one wallet
Swap crypto at best available rates across decentralized markets and bridges
Native coins: Bitcoin, DOGE, XRP, LTC, ADA and TRX
0.5% flat swap fee shown before signing
Madar Trade with advanced charts and spot price trading
Madar Names for simple addresses like yourname.madar
Free network fee on six networks once per week
Chrome extension and Android app
Unified balance across multiple networks
Available in 6 languages
What makes it different
Splits headline APY into base interest and reward tokens so you see what actually pays
Every figure shows when it was retrieved so you know the data age
No paid placements: pools appear by filters and sort you choose, not by payment
Never holds funds or asks for private keys
Missing data shown as unknown, never guessed or filled with estimates
Non-custodial: your keys stay on your device and never leave it
All fees shown upfront before you sign any transaction
No account, no tracking, no personal data required
Buy native coins, not wrapped copies
One unified balance for dollars across multiple networks