GramFi Review: Is This EVM Swap Wallet Worth Using?

GramFi is presented as a non-custodial browser wallet for token swaps on EVM networks. You can generate a wallet, import one with a seed phrase or private key, or connect a browser wallet such as MetaMask. The project also offers a Telegram companion for opening the wallet, checking token prices and viewing reward progress. Its bot is described as informational: it does not hold keys or execute transactions.

Despite the “Ai” in the name, GramFi’s described product is a wallet and swap service; no AI feature is described. The app says it supports swaps across major EVM networks, but does not name the networks or tokens. Check support inside the app before connecting or moving assets. Buy-crypto support is planned, not available at launch, so GramFi is currently focused on swaps and rewards rather than fiat on-ramps.

GramFi lists a 0.75% swap fee. It says approximately 0.25% of each swap is allocated to milestone-based community airdrops. To qualify, a wallet must complete about 25 swaps and reach roughly $150 in total volume. Those targets are approximate, and the amount or timing of any reward is not specified. Treat rewards as uncertain rather than as a guaranteed return on your trading.

The 0.75% fee is not necessarily the full cost of a swap. EVM transactions generally also require network gas, and the final price can depend on the route and liquidity used. GramFi does not publish gas estimates, its swap-routing method, or whether other costs can apply. Review the quote and transaction details in your wallet before approving each swap, and compare the total cost with another service if price matters.

GramFi says private keys remain in your device’s browser local storage and that only signed transactions are broadcast. That is a non-custodial design claim: you remain responsible for securing your recovery phrase and device, and a lost or compromised key can put funds at risk. A Telegram bot that does not handle keys can reduce the bot’s direct access, but it does not by itself prove the web app is safe.

GramFi does not publish an independent security audit, licence, named team, or incident history. This leaves important trust questions unanswered. Avoid importing a wallet that holds more than you are prepared to expose to a browser-based app. If you connect an existing wallet instead, check transaction permissions carefully and do not approve a transaction you cannot understand. Start with a small amount only after confirming the app and network details.

The stated setup is browser-based: open GramFi, generate a wallet or import/connect one, then select a supported network and swap. The project also says it can be opened through Telegram, with a companion bot that offers price lookups and reward-progress checks. No account is required according to GramFi. The wallet’s key material is said to stay in local browser storage, so device and browser security matter.

The project does not publish a named list of supported chains, mobile-app details, transaction speed expectations, or technical requirements. EVM swaps require the correct network and enough of its native asset to pay gas. Confirm the chain, token contract and transaction amount in your wallet before signing. A Telegram shortcut is not a substitute for checking that you are using the genuine GramFi app; never send a seed phrase to a bot or share it in chat.

GramFi’s clearest limitation is the small amount of detail it publishes about the mechanics behind swaps and rewards. It gives a headline fee and approximate reward thresholds, but not a breakdown of network costs, swap routing, supported tokens, reward amounts or distribution dates. The chain list is also missing, so you may need to open the app to find out whether your assets are supported.

The project does not publish an independent audit, licence or named team. That makes it harder to assess the software and hold a responsible party to account if something goes wrong. There is also no fiat on-ramp at launch. Choose another wallet or swap service if you need verified security reviews, clearly documented fees and chain support, or an established fiat purchase flow. For any online crypto service, avoid risking funds you cannot afford to lose.