The self-custody wallet for 16 EVM networks — with BOT Chain built in. No email. No account. Just you and your keys.
Send, swap, bridge and connect — on any EVM network, from one portfolio. Every action ends on a review screen that tells you exactly what you're signing.
Your recovery phrase is generated and encrypted on your phone. There's no Uzo server with your keys and no account to break into — so there's also no one who can reset it. That's the point.
12- or 24-word recovery phrase, generated on device. Uzo checks you’ve really written it down before you rely on it.
Unlock and sign with biometrics or your passcode. Auto-lock right away, after 1, 5 or 15 minutes — you choose.
Connect requests, approvals and contract calls are decoded. Unlimited approvals and chain mismatches are stopped for a second look.
Offline? Your last balances stay visible. A transaction you can’t confirm is marked uncertain, with check-again and rebroadcast. One slow chain never blanks the rest.
Start fresh with 12 or 24 words, import a phrase or private key, or just watch an address.
A short safety briefing, then write your words down. Uzo asks for one back to prove the backup works.
Send, swap, bridge, collect and connect across 16 networks — in your own currency, from Naira to Euro.
Native coins, custom tokens and collectibles across the networks below — plus any EVM chain you add by RPC. A dedicated testnet mode keeps test funds badged and out of your total.















To download, hold or send. No subscription and no premium tier.
Gas goes to validators, not Uzo. You see the fee and the total before every signature.
Provider fee, price impact and route are listed in the quote. Nothing is folded into the rate.
First wallet where I understood what I was signing before I signed it.
It caught that my QR was for the wrong chain. That alone sold me.
Seeing my balance in Naira, and every fee before I tap — finally.
Something else? Contact support.
Uzo is in closed beta on iOS and Android. Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you the day it ships.