Synthetify Labs
Synthetify Labs is a Web3 development studio building multichain wallets and decentralized trading tools.
What is Synthetify Labs?
Synthetify Labs is a Web3 development studio focused on creating tools that make decentralized technology fast, intuitive, and accessible. The team has earned recognition through multiple hackathon victories and ecosystem grants from Aleph Zero, Vara, and the NEAR Foundation. Synthetify Labs' flagship products include Nightly Wallet, a multichain crypto wallet supporting Solana, NEAR, Aptos, Sui, Movement, and EVM chains with browser extension and mobile apps, and Neony, a decentralized perpetual exchange with multi-collateral support, gasless transactions, and walletless onboarding.
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