The details a marketing page should not hide

Smartable has not completed an independent security audit.

The wallet uses automated tests to help hold important behaviour in place, including account derivation, transaction construction, validation rules, and user-facing warning systems. Tests and source review improve confidence, but they do not guarantee that the software is free of vulnerabilities and they do not replace an independent security audit.

To report a suspected security issue, use the contact details in the Privacy Policy or Terms of Use and state that your message concerns a security issue. Please do not post details publicly before we have had a reasonable opportunity to investigate and respond.

Smartable for Android is available as an APK from this site. The download page gives the current version with its SHA-256 checksum and signing certificate; the file itself is served from Smartable’s releases on GitLab. Smartable is not on Google Play or the App Store yet, and availability may vary by platform and region.

If you install Smartable directly from an Android package, download it only from the official Smartable source and verify the published SHA-256 checksum before installing. Android may show a warning when an app is installed outside Google Play. This warning is expected for direct distribution, but it does not replace checksum verification.

If Smartable is offered through a pre-release or beta programme, its testing status and installation instructions will be stated on this site.

Smartable does not charge a subscription fee for the wallet.

For supported swap and cross-chain routes, the total service fee is 0.75% of the traded amount, with a minimum of $0.50. That total includes the Smartable fee and any part taken by the route's provider; it is not added on top. Before you confirm, the review shows the fee and how it is taken. Network fees are separate and depend on the network and transaction.

Some cross-chain routes carry additional costs of their own, set by a bridge or protocol and paid in the same transaction. They are outside the service fee, Smartable receives none of them, and those routes are listed separately with their costs shown before you sign.

On some routes, technical constraints may require the Smartable fee to be paid in a separate transaction, requested only after the swap has completed. When that applies, you are told before you sign the swap, and the fee transaction shows its amount and recipient and requires its own confirmation. If it is not paid, your completed swap stands, but new Smartable swap and bridge routes may be unavailable for that wallet address for up to 60 days, until the fee is paid or waived after review. Sending, receiving and your balances are not affected.

Some actions may also involve third-party providers. Those providers set their own eligibility requirements, exchange rates, fees, terms, and verification processes. Applicable information is shown before you continue with a provider flow.

A Smartable fee does not make an action more prominent or recommended over the alternatives.

Smartable may provide access to external networks, infrastructure providers, routes, and payment or verification providers. Those services are operated independently and their availability, prices, fees, response times, and terms can change.

Smartable does not control third-party services and cannot guarantee their availability or the outcome of a transaction once it is submitted to an external network or provider. Review the provider, route, network, amount, recipient, and applicable fees before you continue.

Smartable is non-custodial wallet software built for self-custody. It does not hold your crypto-assets or create a custody account for you.

You control your recovery phrase and signing authority. Smartable cannot reverse a blockchain transaction or restore access to a wallet without recovery material you control. Keep your recovery phrase and any backup secure and private.

Smartable’s open-source core — key derivation, encrypted storage, the app PIN and lockout, biometric unlock and split backup — is published at gitlab.com/getsmartable-app/core under the Apache License 2.0, with its security policy, the scope of the published sources, and licence and third-party notices. Each app release names the core version it carries.

The Smartable application and its assets are not released as open-source software unless a specific component is expressly identified as such. Published materials are subject to their applicable licences. Smartable trademarks, names, and visual assets may not be used except as permitted by applicable law or with Smartable’s written permission.

Network names, token names, tickers, logos, provider names, and other third-party marks belong to their respective owners. They are used for identification only and do not imply endorsement, partnership, or affiliation with Smartable unless expressly stated.

Licences and attributions for the network logos used on this site are listed in Third-party notices.

Android is a trademark of Google LLC. The Android robot is reproduced or modified from work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License. Google Play is a trademark of Google LLC. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.