Every SVM network, one wallet

Most wallets pick one network and treat the rest as an afterthought. Morsel starts from the other end. If a chain runs the Solana Virtual Machine, it belongs in the same wallet, with the same care, under the same recovery phrase.

Today that means six networks: Solana, Cookie Chain, Fogo, X1, Sonic SVM and Solayer.

One phrase, every network

You create or import your wallet once. Morsel shows it on every network you switch on, each with its own tokens, prices, NFTs and activity. Switching takes one tap from the account sheet, and Home redraws for that network: no second app, no second seed, no second password.

Bridges are part of the wallet

Moving value between networks should not mean leaving the app for a bridge site you have never used. Morsel builds and checks every transfer itself, on existing bridges, and nothing is ever held by us:

• Solana and Cookie Chain: SOL and COOK over Hyperlane.
• Solana and Sonic SVM: SOL, USDC, USDT and SONIC over Hyperlane.
• Solana and X1: SOL, XNT and USDC over the X1 Warp Bridge.
• Solana and Fogo: Wormhole Native Token Transfers.

Every bridge shows what you send, what arrives and every fee before you confirm, then follows the transfer until it lands.

The small things, everywhere

• Reclaim finds empty token accounts on any network and gives back the rent they lock up.
• Notifications cover every network, and you can mute any one of them on its own.
• Readable activity: swaps, mints, sales and bridges are named for what they are, not shown as raw transfers.

Yours, on every network

Morsel is self-custody. Your keys are created and encrypted on your device and never reach us in a form anyone can read. One wallet does not mean one point of trust in us; it means one place for everything you already own.