Changer+ said today that it has launched a self-custodial stablecoin wallet aimed at making stablecoins easier to hold, transfer and use. The wallet supports major stablecoins, including USDT and USDC, on Ethereum, TRON, BNB Chain and Solana, and the company said it plans to add more networks and stablecoins.
Built around a simpler stablecoin experience
Changer+ said the product was built on a basic idea: people should not need to understand every blockchain, every gas token or the mechanics of each transaction just to use stablecoins they already hold.
In practice, using stablecoins can still require users to figure out which network their tokens are on, choose the right transfer route, obtain gas tokens separately and work through transaction flows that may feel unfamiliar. Changer+ said its design goal is to push more of that complexity into the background.
"People should not have to become blockchain experts just to use stablecoins," said Leon Gao, chief executive officer of Changer+. "The underlying technology can stay complex. What users should see is something simple, clear and reliable." The company said Gao has more than a decade of product development experience in fintech and payments.
Ease of use without giving up control
Changer+ said making stablecoins easier to use should not mean taking control away from users.
The wallet is self-custodial, which means users retain control of their private keys and authorize transactions themselves.
For Yun Han Wong, chief growth officer at Changer+, keeping that principle intact is central to trust. The company said he has worked in Web3 for years.
"Trust is everything in Web3," Yun Han said. He added that the early crypto idea of being your own bank was fundamentally about ownership, meaning control over your own assets rather than handing that control to another intermediary.
"We want to preserve that spirit while making stablecoins much easier to use. Convenience should not mean giving up control," he said.
Supported transactions can be completed without obtaining native gas tokens in advance
Changer+ said it is trying to remove common friction points in day-to-day stablecoin use. In supported transactions, users can cover network-related transaction costs without first acquiring a blockchain's native gas token.
In the example provided by the company, a user holding stablecoins may not need to separately obtain ETH, TRX, BNB or SOL before completing a supported transaction.
Independent audit and VAPT completed
On security, Changer+ said it has completed an independent security audit and vulnerability assessment and penetration testing, or VAPT, conducted by Echo Pulse. The company described Echo Pulse as a CREST-accredited and Singapore-licensed cybersecurity service provider.
Those capabilities are led by Zack Chen, chief technology officer at Changer+, who graduated from the National University of Singapore. The company described him as a technology entrepreneur with years of software development experience who oversees Changer+'s multi-chain architecture and security development.
"Good engineering should reduce the complexity users have to manage while keeping the experience clear and reliable," Zack said.
Beyond transfers: eSIM, ticketing and risk signals
Changer+ said the wallet is not limited to holding and transferring stablecoins and is intended to give users more practical ways to use them.
Current features include global eSIM data plans, a lifestyle ticketing marketplace, and security risk signals designed to help users identify suspicious activity and potentially unsafe addresses. The company said more use cases are planned.
"Our goal is not to build another wallet that users download and then forget," Leon said. "We want to make the whole stablecoin experience simpler, from holding and sending to actually using them."
Targeting payments, remittances and digital commerce
Changer+ said that as stablecoins move beyond crypto trading into payments, remittances and everyday digital commerce, the user experience remains fragmented across networks and wallets. The product, it said, was built to close that usability gap.
The company also said it is backed by a private family office and is building with a long-term view. It said the platform is not built around a project token or speculative rewards, and is instead focused on usability, self-custody, security and practical stablecoin utility.
"Stablecoins should just work out of the box," Yun Han said. "Fewer unnecessary crypto steps, more real ways to use them, with users staying in control the whole time."
Changer+ is now available on iOS and Android.
Launch promotion
Changer+ said that from Oct. 6, 2026 to Nov. 6, 2026, new users can receive three free transactions on each of Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain.
The offer applies only to new users who install the Changer+ app and register during the campaign period. Each device is eligible for three qualifying transactions per chain, with network fees covered by the platform. Terms and conditions apply, and Changer+ said it reserves the right to modify or withdraw the promotion.
About Changer+
Changer+ describes itself as a Singapore-registered self-custodial stablecoin wallet built to make stablecoins easier to use.
The wallet supports multi-chain stablecoins across major blockchain networks including Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain and TRON, combining simpler transfers, flexible gas fee options, security risk signals and practical use cases while keeping users in control of their private keys.
Backed by a private family office, Changer+ said it brings together payments experience, Web3 expertise and security-focused engineering with one goal: to become the easiest stablecoin wallet to use globally.
