Comparison · September 2026
Super AI
vs MetaMask
Two self-custody wallets, side by side. Same size, same treatment, and every number read on the owner’s own published pages.
Written by the Super AI team · Last updated: 16 September 2026
Super AI
Our commission on a swap
0%
Verified automatically on every single call.
MetaMask
Their commission on a swap
0.875%
metamask.io/faqs, undated.
What it costs to swap
The company’s own commission. Network fees and the exchange’s own fee are paid by everyone, on both sides.
Shorter is better — Super AI takes nothing
What it costs to buy crypto with a card
Charged on top of whatever the payment provider takes — on every purchase, all regions and methods.
Shorter is better
What it takes from your staking rewards
Money you earned, that does not reach you — of your staking rewards (10% validator, 15% pooled).
Shorter is better
How many networks — and here they are ahead
We hold four: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana and Tron. We are not going to dress that up. MetaMask publishes no total; 16 networks are named on its swaps page.
↑ Here, LONGER is better — and it is not us
What does Super AI do that MetaMask does not?
It reads every token at your address and tells you what it found — what the token is, how much real liquidity stands behind it, its history, and the risk signals attached to it. That is research that would take a specialist days, and it runs in seconds.
Every wallet shows you a list of tokens with names and amounts. A name proves nothing: anyone can create a token, call it whatever they like, and send it to thousands of addresses. Super AI is built around the question the list never answers — what is this, really?
Is Super AI really free?
Super AI takes 0% commission. No markup on exchanges, no affiliate fee, no spread of ours. And it is verifiable rather than promised: the wallet sends no fee, referrer or integrator parameter with its requests, and an automatic control checks on every single call that none is present — in the request and in the answer.
You still pay the network’s fee and the fee of whichever market executes your swap. Everybody does, on both sides of this page. What you do not pay is us.
Where MetaMask is still the better choice
MetaMask is the browser extension that made Web3 usable, and it is still the one every decentralised application tests against first. If you spend your days connecting to new dApps on a desktop, that compatibility is worth something real, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
It also reaches far more networks than we do, and it has a card, a portfolio product and a staking product we do not offer.
We put this section here on purpose. A comparison that only flatters the side that wrote it is worth nothing, and you would see through it in ten seconds.
How do you move from MetaMask to Super AI?
- Install Super AI and set a passcode.
- Choose Import wallet and enter your existing recovery phrase. Your addresses, and everything on them, come with you — nothing is moved, nothing is sent anywhere.
- Let the analysis run. On most wallets it finds something the owner did not know was there.
Type your recovery phrase only into the app itself, never on a website, never into a message, never to anyone claiming to be support — ours or theirs. We will never ask you for it.
Where do these figures come from?
Every percentage on this page was read on the owner’s own published pages in September 2026, not taken from a comparison site. The figure for MetaMask comes from metamask.io/faqs and the page is undated. Their words, quoted: “A service fee of 0.875% is automatically factored into each quote”
Fees change. If you find one of these out of date, write to us at [email protected] and we will correct it.
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