SafePal Reviews
Multi-chain wallet with 10,000+ cryptocurrencies on 200+ blockchains that pairs with its own hardware: broadly equipped.
SafePal Rating
Our Opinion
SafePal is the right choice if you want a very large number of networks in one app and plan to add a hardware wallet later: 10,000+ cryptocurrencies on 200+ blockchains, swaps, purchases and dApp access in one interface, plus devices from the same company. In the German App Store, its 4.7 stars are the highest rating among the four wallets we reviewed: Exodus, Atomic Wallet, Rabby and SafePal.
The August 2026 breach affected order data; according to SafePal, keys and wallet credentials were not affected, and no evidence has been found that the incident compromised access to wallets or funds. SafePal does point out that the affected order data can be used for targeted phishing attempts. If you are affected, treat every message in SafePal's name with extra care; our report on the breach explains the steps.
For swaps and purchases SafePal works with third-party providers, and under its terms of service it may add its own fees. If you swap often, compare the amount shown with the market price first; for long-term holdings, pair the app with a device from our hardware wallet comparison.
Pros & Cons
- 10,000+ cryptocurrencies on 200+ blockchains
- Pairs with SafePal hardware (S1, S1 Pro, X1)
- High ratings on the App Store and Google Play
- From the first Binance Labs incubation program, per safepal.com
- dApp access and exchange link in the app
- Order data breach in August 2026
- Swap and purchase fees set by third-party providers, SafePal fees possible
- As with any self-custody wallet, no deposit protection: custody is your responsibility
Costs & Discounts
The SafePal app is free. Costs arise when you send, in the form of the network fee, and when you swap or buy, which SafePal handles through third-party providers: their fees apply, and under the terms of service SafePal may charge its own fees.
| Action | Cost at SafePal |
|---|---|
| Download and use the app | free |
| Send crypto | network fee of the blockchain |
| Swap and buy in the app | the provider's fees, plus possible SafePal fees under the terms of service |
| S1, S1 Pro, X1 hardware | price and shipping as listed on the website, the app stays free |
How to save: compare the amount shown with the market price before you swap. On a 1,000 euro swap, every percentage point of difference costs 10 euros. Larger moves are often cheaper on an exchange with a published fee schedule from our exchange comparison.
Tax: in many countries a swap is a disposal and can be taxable. A tool from our crypto tax software comparison keeps the records.
Adding hardware: our hardware wallet comparison shows which devices suit you. What the breach means for buyers is covered in our report SafePal data breach of order data, and storing the words in our guide to storing a seed phrase safely. More wallets are compared in our software wallet comparison.
As of 27 October 2026 according to the App Store description, the company page, the terms of service (as of 5 September 2024) and the security notice of 16 August 2026 with the update of 18 August.
User Experiences
AI AnalysisOur AI collects and analyzes user reviews of SafePal from the web and summarizes the key findings.
The SafePal app is free; portfolio, swaps, purchases and dApp access sit in one interface. If you own SafePal hardware, you manage it through the same app. In the German App Store SafePal is rated 4.7 out of 5 (1,022 ratings), on Google Play 4.5 (156,000 reviews, 5 million+ downloads), retrieved on 27 October 2026. As of October 2026.
Editorial assessment based on publicly documented provider information and independent industry sources. As of October 2026. Self-custody means that losing your recovery phrase results in permanent loss of funds. This comparison is not investment advice. All information without guarantee.
Features
Highlights
- 200+ blockchains
- 10,000+ cryptocurrencies
- Software and hardware from one provider
- 4.7 stars on the App Store
Tradeable Assets
- 10,000+ cryptocurrencies
- Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana
- Tokens on 200+ blockchains
- NFTs
Trading Options
- Send and receive
- Swaps via third-party providers
- Buy in the app
- Access to decentralized applications
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SafePal confirmed a data breach on August 16, 2026: the names, delivery addresses, phone numbers and order details of 39,798 customers were exposed. Seed phrases and private keys were not affected, but the phishing risk is substantial.
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