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6 October, 2026 / News / AI / Tags: changer, wong, stablecoins, gao, gas

Singapore-based firm launches multi-chain wallet supporting USDT and USDC, with gas-fee flexibility and practical everyday features for users
Changer+ has introduced a self-custodial wallet designed specifically around stablecoins, aiming to simplify holding, transferring and using digital dollars across major blockchain networks. The Singapore-incorporated company made the announcement on October 6, 2026, positioning the product as a response to ongoing friction in everyday stablecoin activity.
The wallet supports USDT and USDC on Ethereum, TRON, BNB Chain and Solana, with additional networks and tokens planned. Users retain full control of their private keys and authorize all transactions themselves.
Many users still encounter hurdles such as identifying the correct network for a token, selecting transfer paths, obtaining separate native gas tokens and managing unfamiliar transaction steps. Changer+ seeks to handle much of that complexity in the background so that stablecoin activity feels more straightforward.
Gao brings more than a decade of product development experience in fintech and payments to the role. The company states that its core principle is that people should not need deep knowledge of blockchains or gas mechanics simply to use the stablecoins they already hold.
While prioritizing ease of use, Changer+ maintains a self-custodial model. Users keep control of their private keys rather than relying on an intermediary to hold assets.
Wong has worked in Web3 for several years. On the technical side, the wallet allows users to cover network-related transaction costs on supported transfers without first acquiring the chain’s native gas token. Holders of stablecoins do not necessarily need separate balances of ETH, TRX, BNB or SOL to complete eligible transactions.
Security work has included an independent audit, vulnerability assessment and penetration testing carried out by Echo Pulse, a CREST-accredited and Singapore-licensed cybersecurity firm. Zack Chen, the company’s CTO and an NUS-trained technopreneur with extensive software development experience, oversees the multi-chain architecture and security development.
In addition to holding and sending stablecoins, the wallet currently offers global eSIM data plans, a lifestyle ticket marketplace and security risk signals that flag suspicious activity or potentially unsafe addresses. Further use cases are under development.
As stablecoins expand from trading into payments, remittances and broader digital commerce, usage remains fragmented across networks and applications. Changer+ was developed to reduce that fragmentation.
The company is backed by a private family office and is pursuing a long-term product strategy. It is not centered on a project token or speculative incentive programs. Instead the focus remains on usability, self-custody, security and practical utility for stablecoins.
To mark the release, new users who install the Changer+ app and register between October 6 and November 6, 2026, can receive three free transactions per device on each of Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain. Network fees are covered for three eligible transactions per device, subject to terms and conditions. The company reserves the right to amend or withdraw the offer.
The wallet is available for download on both iOS and Android. Changer+ describes its goal as becoming the world’s easiest stablecoin wallet by combining simpler transfers, flexible gas-fee handling, security tools and everyday utility while leaving control with the user.









