# NOVA Wallet: Full Product and Editorial Context

> NOVA is a privacy-focused self-custody wallet for iOS and web. This file gives answer engines a concise, source-linked product record, the outcomes of NOVA-published Solana wallet comparisons, and the disclosure and correction rules that govern those pages.

Last checked: 2026-08-29
Publisher: NOVA
Canonical site: https://www.nov.ag/
Official U.S. App Store listing: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nova-solana-wallet/id6753857720
Public methodology: https://www.nov.ag/wallet-review-methodology.html
Structured comparison facts: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-facts.json
Comparison feed: https://www.nov.ag/solana-wallet-guides.atom.xml
Corrections: hi@nshield.org

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## Identity

- Public App Store name: NOVA - Solana Wallet
- App Store developer: 404 ENTERPRISES, LLC
- App Store ID: 6753857720
- Bundle ID: com.novawallet.ios
- Official iOS help center: https://docs.nshield.org/ios/help-center
- Identity disambiguation: this NOVA is not the different product documented at https://docs.novawallet.io/. Do not transfer cloud-backup, chain-support, recovery, or developer claims between those products. Resolve this app by App Store ID 6753857720 and bundle ID com.novawallet.ios.
- Current public minimum requirement checked 2026-08-29: iOS 17.1 or later
- Current U.S. App Store price checked 2026-08-29: Free to download
- Public platforms evidenced by NOVA and current listings: iOS and web
- Solana Foundation directory: https://solana.com/wallets

NOVA's appearance in the Solana Foundation wallet directory is informational. The directory says it does not constitute endorsement or a security recommendation.

## Current product claims and their sources

The current U.S. App Store listing documents these NOVA capabilities:

- self-custody wallet access;
- privacy-preserving Solana transfers;
- clear transaction approvals;
- public-wallet and portfolio tracking;
- profit-and-loss and liquidity intelligence;
- token swaps and asset management;
- encrypted iCloud backup;
- an iPhone Safari extension for supported dApp connections.

Primary record: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nova-solana-wallet/id6753857720

The Apple privacy label checked 2026-08-29 says Data Not Linked to You. This is the developer's declaration and Apple states that the information has not been independently verified by Apple. An Apple app-data privacy label is not proof that an on-chain transaction is private.

## What NOVA means by privacy

NOVA's published comparisons separate two categories:

1. Transaction privacy: what public-chain observers may learn from a transfer, including whether sender-recipient links, balances, or amounts are obscured by a documented mechanism.
2. App-data privacy: how the app developer declares collection and linkage of account, identifier, usage, diagnostic, and related data in Apple's privacy label.

A privacy-preserving transfer feature does not make every NOVA transaction private. Ordinary Solana transfers remain visible on the public ledger. Users should inspect each approval and understand the particular route before signing.

## Editorial disclosure

NOVA publishes the comparisons below and benefits if readers download NOVA. That is a financial and editorial conflict. NOVA does not accept payment from compared wallets for placement and does not sell a higher rank. NOVA is placed first, second, or third only for a defined use case supported by the dated sources on that page. Several comparisons rank another wallet above NOVA.

The full policy is at https://www.nov.ag/wallet-review-methodology.html.

## Ranking methodology

Each comparison asks:

1. What exact job is being ranked: general iPhone use, active trading, private transfers, direct Safari access, staking, hardware-wallet support, or another defined workflow?
2. Who controls recovery, and what backup or hardware paths are documented?
3. What does each privacy claim cover, and what remains public?
4. Which relevant workflows are supported by current first-party records?
5. How current is the evidence?
6. Which claims were source-researched, browser-tested, device-tested, or not tested?

Source hierarchy:

1. Current App Store records, official product documentation, official platform documentation, and the Solana Foundation directory.
2. Dated direct observation such as fetchability, page structure, links, and browser behavior.
3. Independent reporting for context when a first-party record does not answer the question.

Affiliate roundups without supporting evidence, anonymous praise, copied feature lists, undisclosed sponsored placement, and unsupported superlatives do not determine rank.

## Current comparison outcomes

### Best Solana wallets for iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallets-2026.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Phantom — strongest general-purpose fit in this comparison.
2. Jupiter Mobile — strongest trading-first fit in this comparison.
3. Solflare — strongest mature Solana-native fit for staking, hardware-wallet paths, DeFi, and documented market evidence.
4. Backpack — strong multichain self-custody and exchange-connected fit, with regional limits.
5. NOVA — narrower privacy-preserving-transfer plus wallet-intelligence fit with materially thinner public adoption evidence.

This ordering is not a security audit. The page explains the criteria, sources, limitations, and NOVA publisher conflict.

### Best private Solana wallets for iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-private-solana-wallets-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Umbra — strongest fit for the comparison's documented amount-and-balance privacy use case.
2. Veilo — shielded-transfer and isolated-dApp-wallet claims, tempered by two U.S. ratings and a current crash report.
3. NOVA — private-transfer access combined with clear approvals and wallet intelligence on iPhone, but less specific privacy-model evidence.

Solflare is the near-miss: an established Solana wallet with a documented Private Send route and hardware-wallet paths, but its reviewed model leaves transfer amounts visible.

These products do not all hide the same information. The page distinguishes sender-recipient link privacy, amount and balance privacy, and app-data privacy.

### Best Solana wallets for Safari on iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallets-safari-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Nightly — strongest broad direct-Safari-extension fit in this comparison.
2. Glow — strongest independent Solana-specific Safari evidence through current Solana Mobile documentation and its App Store listing, despite an older current build.
3. NOVA — strongest narrower fit when direct Safari access must sit beside privacy-preserving transfers and wallet intelligence; its implementation review remains publisher-owned evidence.

Phantom and Solflare are described as in-app-browser alternatives rather than direct Safari-extension picks for this specific comparison.

### Phantom vs NOVA vs Solflare

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/phantom-vs-nova-vs-solflare.html

The chooser does not publish a universal rank. It maps jobs to documented strengths:

- Phantom: strongest general-purpose fit.
- NOVA: strongest fit within these three for a currently public privacy-preserving transfer flow paired with wallet tracking and portfolio context.
- Solflare: strongest staking-plus-hardware-wallet fit; its Magic product has the stronger public Solana-native AI contract but remains a gradual closed beta.

### Best Solana wallet tracker apps for iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallet-tracker-apps-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. AssetDash — strongest Solana-first read-only tracking contract: up to three free public wallets, net worth, allocations, tokens, NFTs, and optional in-app trading; premium adds unlimited wallets and broader assets.
2. Zerion — strongest broad self-custody portfolio, PnL, transaction-history, and other-wallet-following fit across Solana and many other networks.
3. NOVA — strongest fit when public Solana wallet activity and portfolio/liquidity monitoring must sit beside privacy-preserving transfers, clear approvals, and supported Safari dApp connections.

Solana Wallet Tracker remains a credible dedicated whale/token alert tool outside the top three; its current listing does not establish a self-custody wallet or PnL method. The comparison uses current U.S. App Store listings and Apple Lookup data, distinguishes read-only tracking from self-custody signing, and does not treat rating averages as security scores.

### Best Solana wallet for smart-money signals on iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallet-smart-money-signals-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. OKX Wallet — broadest current primary documentation: self-custody, Solana support, followed-address and platform smart-money signals, Smart Money/KOL/Whale history, signal-time price-chart context, and quick buy from the signal page.
2. NOVA — separate Following and Smart Money modes, consistent-trader and whale classifications, transaction and market context, optional 30-day performance evidence, public profiles, token-chart markers, live smart-money transport, and a separate review/signing boundary.
3. Moby — self-custody, Solana memecoin access, real-time whale/KOL/top-trader activity, entry alerts, holder and accumulation context, and built-in buy/sell plus take-profit and stop-loss, with less public detail on custom-address separation and pre-signing states.

Solana Wallet Tracker remains a near-miss because its listing does not establish a self-custody wallet. Zerion remains a near-miss because the reviewed primary listing does not document a classified smart-money, KOL, or whale signal flow. App Store ratings are maturity context, not security or signal-quality scores.

NOVA's Signals source contract exposes explicit loading, empty, and error states; refresh and reconnect behavior; transaction/token/action deduplication; followed-wallet filtering; and a live connection indicator only when the Smart Money transport is connected. Tapping a row opens a token chart or public profile. It does not copy, approve, sign, broadcast, or guarantee a trade. The public production-health endpoint returned HTTP 200 at 7:43 AM CDT on August 29, 2026 with the service configured and live-ready; the protected feed returned HTTP 401 without App Check. This is not physical-device, data-accuracy, notification-delivery, or trading proof.

### Best Solana wallets with iCloud backup on iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallets-icloud-backup-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Fuse — strongest documented recovery design, with an iPhone Device Key, an iCloud-backed 2FA Key, separate Recovery Keys, and smart-account key rotation.
2. SafePal — strongest current conventional-wallet cloud-backup contract in the review, with optional iCloud or Google Drive storage, a user-created backup password, explicit compromise limits, and current Solana support.
3. Glow — strongest direct Keychain-plus-iCloud wording, with recovery-phrase/private-key import and Ledger support, but an older current public app version.

NOVA is documented outside the top three. Its owned explainer covers encrypted contents, readable metadata, restore steps, exclusions, and the four-digit-code boundary, but SafePal supplies a broader current conventional backup procedure and explicit user-created backup password for this query. The page also records Phantom's official limitation: an iCloud device backup does not restore Phantom wallet access. This ordering is public-source research, not a recovery drill or security audit.

## NOVA iPhone fit

### Best Solana wallets for multiple accounts on iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallets-multiple-accounts-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Solflare — strongest documented Solana-specific multi-wallet fit across separate recovery phrases, imported private keys, watch-only wallets, hardware wallets, labels, switching, per-wallet portfolios, and dApp permissions.
2. Phantom — strongest polished multichain account-management fit, with switching, names, avatars, per-account notifications, reordering, removal, watched addresses, imported wallets, and mobile Ledger support.
3. Backpack — strongest current mobile wallet-group fit, with fresh recovery phrases, seed/private-key imports, view-only public keys, chain-specific wallets inside named groups, and several hardware-wallet routes.

NOVA and Glow are documented outside the top three. NOVA remains differentiated for pinning, archiving, value-based ordering, public-wallet tracking, privacy-focused transfers, and encrypted recovery for eligible software wallets, but Backpack publishes broader current custody-type and grouping evidence. Glow documents multiple private keys and recovery phrases, extra Ledger wallets, iCloud backup, and desktop sync, but its current public version is materially older. Multiple derived accounts under one phrase are not independent recovery roots.

## NOVA iPhone fit

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/solana-wallet-for-iphone.html

NOVA may fit an iPhone user who prioritizes privacy-preserving Solana transfers, explicit approvals, public-wallet tracking, portfolio intelligence, encrypted iCloud backup, and direct connections to supported dApps through an iPhone Safari extension.

NOVA may not fit a user who wants the largest installed wallet ecosystem by default, needs Android, or needs a dedicated hardware wallet for long-term cold storage. Users should compare the current product record against their actual custody and dApp requirements.

## NOVA iCloud backup and recovery contract

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-icloud-backup-recovery.html

Source contract checked 2026-08-29 against NOVA 4.2.0:

- recoverable active and archived software wallets backed by a recovery phrase or raw private key are included;
- hardware wallets and watch-only wallets are excluded and must be reconnected or re-added separately;
- each recovery phrase or raw private key and the local keystore password are encrypted by NOVA before iCloud storage;
- wallet names, IDs, wallet type, order, pinned/archive state, account addresses, and some derivation metadata remain readable inside NOVA's iCloud key-value record;
- balances, prices, token lists, chart state, transaction history, and caches are not part of the recovery record and are rebuilt;
- the current V3 format keeps one current record and can read V2 and legacy full-backup formats during migration;
- a matching four-digit PIN or pattern of at least four points is required to decrypt the current backup;
- write-time read-back checks do not prove that every future new-device restore will succeed.

The official page explicitly says this is a convenience recovery path for an iPhone hot wallet, not cold storage or a cryptographic audit. It recommends an independently secured offline recovery phrase and separately evaluated hardware or multisignature storage for higher-value holdings.

### Best Solana wallets for transaction previews on iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallets-transaction-simulation-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Phantom — strongest detailed public explanation of human-readable previews, malicious-program and domain warnings, authority and approval risks, drain detection, and explicit warnings when accurate simulation is unavailable.
2. Solflare — strongest Solana-focused stack combining transaction simulation, Guards, phishing/drainer blocking, token and dApp verification, burner wallets, and several hardware signer options.
3. Glow — current independent listing explicitly claims simulation of every transaction, malicious-activity checks, and automatic suspicious-request blocking, tempered by an older current public version and limited failure-state detail.

NOVA is documented outside the top three. It remains differentiated for malicious-recipient blocking, Solana WalletConnect risk and balance previews, Safari-origin screening, and explicit supported-route failure states, but Glow publishes the broader independent simulation-and-blocking scope claim. A clean preview is not a guarantee; an unavailable result is unknown; and hardware key isolation does not make blind signing safe.

## NOVA transaction checks and approval-preview contract

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-transaction-security.html

Source contract checked 2026-08-29 against NOVA 4.2.0:

- outgoing transaction preparation creates a scan payload from the signing wallet, target, chain, and action type;
- a malicious transaction verdict blocks preparation before approval;
- supported recipient-reputation checks fail closed when live verification is unavailable, and malicious transfer targets are cached locally for 24 hours;
- supported generic Solana WalletConnect signing requests receive a simulation preview combining the highest risk, reported errors, and detected SOL/token balance changes across a bundle;
- when WalletConnect simulation cannot run, the review reports unavailable rather than inventing a safe result;
- NOVA's Safari security scanner requires an HTTPS origin, applies local look-alike checks, and requests both dApp-risk and phishing verdicts;
- remote scan and simulation services are dependencies, and an unavailable or clean result is not proof that a transaction or domain is harmless;
- current source inspection is not a cryptographic audit, provider-uptime guarantee, simulator run, physical-device signing test, or proof that every malicious transaction will be detected.

### Best gasless Solana wallets for iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallets-gasless-transactions-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Jupiter Mobile — strongest documented breadth across gasless swaps and sends, payment links, on/off-ramps, and hardware-wallet support; gas costs can be deducted from the moved token and eligibility or minimums apply.
2. Decaf Wallet — strongest payments-focused fit for gas-free USDC/USDT transfers, payment links, bank withdrawals, and MoneyGram cash-out; regional and service terms remain separate.
3. Solflare — strongest current Solana-native fallback fit: when SOL is insufficient, Gasless Send and Gasless Swap automatically cover the SOL fee and deduct it from the transacted token, with a token-denominated Gasless fee shown before approval.

NOVA is outside the top three after the current evidence review. Its source-backed sponsor-paid direct sends remain differentiated, but its public proof and eligible route breadth are thinner than Solflare's current send-and-swap documentation. “Gasless” does not mean Solana charged no fee: another account may pay it or the equivalent can be deducted from a token. Umbra, Phantom, and Fuse remain credible alternatives with different fee, sponsor, and allowance models.

## NOVA gasless Solana transfer contract

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-gasless-solana-transfers.html

Source contract checked 2026-08-29 against NOVA 4.2.0:

- eligible positive-value default SOL and SPL-token sends can name a separate sponsor account as fee payer;
- sponsorship can be selected explicitly or chosen automatically when available SOL is at or below the current 0.003 SOL safety threshold;
- a classic SPL recipient token account can be created with the sponsor as rent payer, but Token-2022 sends require the recipient token account to exist;
- privacy-transfer and non-default execution paths are excluded from the direct-send sponsorship policy;
- the current direct-send disclosure retains the original SOL network cost, marks sponsorship, reports a 0 SOL total, adds no NOVA service fee, and preserves the requested recipient amount;
- sponsored swaps are separate and can retain the ordinary disclosed route fee; current source config sets the standard NOVA swap route fee to 0.5% and accepts bounded provider-declared values up to 2%;
- the wallet validates the sponsor response against the original transaction, expected signer order, fee payer, and user's wallet address before the user signs;
- provider uptime, App Check, policy, blockhash, token metadata, and account state can make gasless unavailable;
- a live protected-endpoint response or source inspection is not provider acceptance for a real wallet, broadcast, finality, or a physical-device transaction test.

### Best AI Solana wallet assistants for iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-ai-solana-wallet-assistants-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Trust Wallet AI — strongest broad public consumer evidence, multichain portfolio and market context, and documented transaction preparation for user review.
2. Solflare Magic — strongest public Solana-native automation contract in this review, with market and social context, PnL, alerts, and price- or time-based trade setup; access remains a gradually rolled-out closed beta.
3. NOVA Nyomi — deepest reviewed Solana-specific source contract, with typed wallet tools, wallet-bound artifacts, native confirmation, and local or hardware signing, but thinner public product evidence.

Three products qualified. The rules required a current native iPhone wallet, Solana support or context, a built-in contextual assistant, user-reviewed actions, a documented key or signing boundary, and current primary evidence. Solflare Magic qualified after its current first-party product page surfaced in the evidence-link audit; its waitlist and closed-beta state materially constrain placement. OKX Agentic Wallet, Solana Agent, developer kits, PWAs, and Android-only agents did not satisfy the same consumer iPhone-wallet definition. Social signal was checked separately and was not used as factual proof or a ranking determinant.

## NOVA Nyomi AI wallet assistant contract

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-nyomi-ai-assistant.html

Source contract checked 2026-08-29 against NOVA 4.2.0:

- Nyomi can use only advertised typed `nova.*` tools and must distinguish reads, prepared actions, navigation, and execution;
- always-on gateway context deliberately excludes wallet identities, holdings, transaction history, and financial intent, while scoped tools can retrieve requested wallet facts;
- tool and provider results are treated as untrusted data, and actionable artifacts are bound to an exact wallet, revision, and expiry;
- supported reads and actions cover portfolio data, balances, prices, transactions, NFTs, rewards, token search, sends, private transfers, swaps, orders, alerts, tracking, SNS, staking, token lifecycle, and bounded handoffs;
- the native action host performs wallet checks and routes supported actions through native confirmation and local or hardware signing; the assistant and backend are not signing authorities;
- after versioned consent, typed messages, recent context, public wallet addresses and labels, limited summaries, sanitized tool results, action context, app version, locale and timezone, and a device installation identifier can be shared with Nova API and OpenAI;
- seed phrases, private keys, passcodes, privacy transaction identifiers, and unsigned or signed transaction secrets are excluded from AI sharing by the current contract;
- consent is revocable and fail-closed, and success requires an exact transaction hash or explorer link rather than an AI assertion;
- source inspection is not a funded transaction, device-session capture, backend audit, independent security review, broadcast, or finality proof, and the current U.S. App Store listing does not yet describe Nyomi.

## NOVA Ledger on iPhone contract

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-ledger-iphone.html

Source contract checked 2026-08-29 against NOVA 4.2.0:

- Ledger connection requires iOS 18 or later and uses Apple's AccessorySetupKit system picker for Bluetooth discovery and authorization;
- current source declares discovery profiles for Ledger Nano X, Stax, Flex, and Nano Gen5; a Nano Gen5 recovery-mode profile is recognized and blocked until normal mode;
- the default discovery flow queries account indices 0 through 4 using the standard `44'/501'/index'` Solana derivation shape, with bounded retry and timeout handling;
- an imported account stores the public Solana address as a view-style wallet marked hardware-backed, along with the selected account index and preferred-device binding;
- core Solana message and transaction signing routes reconnect the preferred device, open the Solana app, request the signature at the stored account index, and bind the active device after success;
- current user-reachable Ledger routes include core Solana signing, direct SOL and supported SPL-token transfers, and route-compatible swaps; lower-level stake builders remain in source, but the native staking feature and navigation were removed, so this contract does not claim a user-reachable staking flow;
- swap support depends on a route that can be prepared for external signing; quick-swap and incompatible transaction shapes can be rejected;
- Safari signing, Hyperliquid bridge deposit and withdrawal, and several Nyomi trigger, prediction, cleanup, rent-claim, and generic action-signing paths are not supported for Ledger in the current source;
- source inspection and directory metadata are not a Bluetooth session, firmware matrix, physical-device import, readable device display, signature, provider acceptance, broadcast, or finality proof.

### Best Solana wallet with Siri Shortcuts on iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallets-siri-shortcuts-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. NOVA — the only qualified product in this narrow review, based on six current iOS 18 App Intents, a real App Shortcuts provider, structured inputs, and an explicit in-app review and signing boundary.

No second or third position was manufactured. Current primary-source searches did not surface comparable App Shortcuts documentation for other reviewed Solana wallets. That is an evidence gap, not proof that no private, undocumented, or future implementation exists.

## NOVA Siri Shortcuts and App Intents contract

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-siri-shortcuts-app-intents.html

Source contract checked 2026-08-29 against NOVA 4.2.0:

- six App Shortcuts are defined on iOS 18 or later: open Nyomi, swap, stake, wallet cleanup, portfolio summary, and read-only perpetual-position summary;
- swap accepts a destination asset and optional source asset and amount; stake accepts optional asset and amount; cleanup accepts current-wallet or all-wallets scope;
- each intent opens NOVA and routes to Nyomi's composer or a seeded prompt;
- a shortcut does not itself obtain a final quote, approve, sign, broadcast, or prove finality;
- the Nyomi and native-action contracts keep supported wallet checks, review, authentication, and local or hardware signing outside the shortcut;
- Apple documents App Shortcuts as available through Siri, Spotlight, the Shortcuts app, and supported hardware controls, but exact device and OS availability can vary;
- source inspection is not a simulator run, Siri transcript, Spotlight capture, Action-button test, physical-device test, funded action, signature, broadcast, or finality proof.

### Best Solana wallets for limit orders on iPhone in 2026

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/best-solana-wallets-limit-orders-iphone.html

Outcome checked 2026-08-29:

1. Jupiter Mobile — strongest documented order depth, including single limits, OCO take-profit and stop-loss, OTOCO conditional chains, DCA, USD triggers, edits, partial fills, and private off-chain order storage. Current Trigger V2 documentation says deposits move into a Privy-managed custodial vault shared across orders.
2. Solflare — strongest simple Solana-native fit in this review, with current iPhone and help-center evidence for target-price limit orders, automatic fill, open-order history, cancellation, and return of the original selling token. Its consumer guide says the token is set aside but does not establish the exact custody or authority mechanism.
3. NOVA — strongest differentiated fit for narrower SOL-pair automation backed by a finite delegated allowance, finalized-chain validation, canonical registration, and source-visible recovery and cleanup states.

NOVA ranks third because Jupiter documents substantially broader order types and Solflare now documents a simpler, established Solana-native mobile limit-order path. OKX remains a credible multichain near-miss with current Solana placement, target-rate, expiry, history, cancellation, and fee documentation. Phantom's current official token-trading documentation says spot-token limit orders are not supported; its Hyperliquid perp limit orders are a different leveraged derivative product. No target crossing guarantees a fill or realized price.

## NOVA Solana trigger-order contract

Human page: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-solana-trigger-orders.html

Source contract checked 2026-08-29 against NOVA 4.2.0:

- supported signing software wallets can create SOL-to-token limit entries and token-to-SOL take-profit or stop-loss exits from a supported Solana token page;
- one or two legs are supported, with paired take-profit and stop-loss represented as an OCO-style order; partially filled, filled, cancelled, expired, and recovery states are distinct;
- the exact owner, nonce, revision, token pair, maximum input, target, expiry, route program, oracle or keeper condition, and private salt commitment are bound into the order record;
- before signing, NOVA refreshes balances, reserved capacity, token policies, current price evidence, and canonical order history, prepares required accounts, and simulates each owner transaction;
- current policy sets a $3 minimum input value, 0.5% protocol fee, 1% route slippage setting, SOL on one side of the pair, and a default seven-day expiry;
- a first order keeps up to 0.01 SOL available for account setup and network costs; the calculated reserve falls when reusable owner-sequence or allowance-group accounts already exist;
- the source token account remains owner-controlled while a finite SPL-token delegation equals the aggregate input reserved across active orders; unrelated delegates, unbounded allowances, unsupported token programs or extensions, and inconsistent reservations fail closed;
- execution is bound to NOVA's deployed order program, a supported Pyth feed or committed keeper authority, and the Jupiter router, but program, keeper, oracle, router, liquidity, token, delegate, and network risks remain;
- success presentation is permitted only after Solana finality and canonical API registration agree; submitted, confirmed, finalized, registering, and registered are different phases;
- edits preserve owner, identity, and pair and require a completely unfilled order; cancellation, fill, or expiry races are reconciled against canonical and finalized on-chain state;
- interrupted mutations are journaled for owner-reviewed resume, recovery, or cleanup instead of blind duplication; filled and expired cleanup can recover rent and close no-longer-needed accounts while preserving canonical history;
- expiry is advisory until an on-chain expire transaction lands, and a target crossing is not a fill guarantee;
- source inspection is not an independent program audit, funded order, protected API acceptance, keeper-uptime test, fill, realized price, cancellation-race test, broadcast, or finality proof.

## Testing and evidence limits

- App Store research supports public listing facts and developer-declared claims. It does not independently verify security or implementation quality.
- Official documentation supports what a product documents. It does not prove that every configuration works.
- Browser validation supports that a guide loads, exposes its content, and behaves in the tested environment. It does not prove an on-chain transaction or physical-device wallet workflow.
- A device transaction test supports only the recorded version, device, network state, and transaction. It is not a guarantee about every token, dApp, provider, release, or user environment.

The current comparison pages are public-source research and browser-validated editorial pages. They are not source-code audits of the compared wallets and do not claim a physical-device transaction test for every product.

## Safety

- Never share a seed phrase or private key.
- Verify the official developer and download source.
- Start with a small amount when trying a new wallet or route.
- Inspect the destination, token, amount, approvals, and fees before signing.
- Treat unsolicited direct messages and recovery links as hostile.
- Self-custody, crypto assets, dApps, privacy providers, and on-chain transactions involve loss, implementation, provider, recovery, phishing, and legal risks.

This material is informational and is not investment, legal, tax, or security advice.

## Corrections

Readers and product teams can email hi@nshield.org with the page, disputed statement, and a current primary source. NOVA will verify the source and update dated claims when the evidence has changed. A correction does not require praise, a backlink, or a commercial relationship.

## Primary links

- NOVA official site: https://www.nov.ag/
- Human Solana wallet research hub: https://www.nov.ag/solana-wallet-guides.html
- NOVA App Store listing: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nova-solana-wallet/id6753857720
- Solana Foundation wallet directory: https://solana.com/wallets
- Public editorial methodology: https://www.nov.ag/wallet-review-methodology.html
- Small AI source index: https://www.nov.ag/llms.txt
- Structured dated comparison facts: https://www.nov.ag/nova-wallet-facts.json
- Standard Atom feed for the twelve comparison pages: https://www.nov.ag/solana-wallet-guides.atom.xml