GloFi — AI Crypto Wallet: The crypto wallet with an AI that does the busywork

GloFi is a non-custodial, multi-chain crypto wallet with a built-in AI assistant. Say "swap USDT to ETH" or "buy USDC" — GloFi AI gathers the details, prepares the transaction, and you review and confirm. It never moves funds on its own: no key access, consent-gated data sharing, on-device chat history. Works across Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain and Base, with card buy & sell via Transak, MoonPay and VirgoPay.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We're the team behind GloFi. We built GloFi because crypto wallets still feel like developer tools. Swapping a token means five screens, three confirmations, and one silent prayer you didn't fat-finger the network. So we put an AI assistant inside a non-custodial wallet. You talk to it like a person: "swap 50 USDT to ETH", "buy some USDC", "show my history". It gathers the details across the conversation, preps the transaction, and hands it to you to review and confirm. The part we're most proud of (and most careful about): the AI never moves funds. It has no access to your keys. Every action is prepared-only — you sign on your device. It also only sees your wallet data if you explicitly allow it, chat history stays on-device, and you can wipe it anytime. What's inside today: • Multi-chain: Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Base • Buy/sell with card via Transak, MoonPay & VirgoPay • Portfolio tracking, swaps, Discover for dApps • Optional real-time web search with cited sources Honest bit: early versions of the assistant sometimes made up balances. We shipped strict guardrails in v1.9 so it only answers from real wallet state. Building AI people trust with money is hard and we'd love your scrutiny. We'll be here all day — ask us anything. Feedback on the AI's limits is the most useful thing you can give us. 🙏 — Team GloFi (team@glofi.io)

The voice-command idea is genuinely useful for a wallet, but I'd love to see a clear "draft" view before signing so I can double-check slippage, gas, and route before hitting confirm. Adding a simple side-by-side comparison with what I'd manually pick in another wallet would build a lot of trust for first-time users.