# Solflare > A secure and powerful Solana wallet Solflare is a self-custody wallet for the Solana network. It lets users manage digital assets, stake tokens, trade, and spend funds through an integrated debit card. Solflare is a self-custody wallet provider built for the Solana network, offering a software wallet used for asset storage, staking, trading, and everyday spending. Users retain control of their private keys while accessing tools for managing tokens and NFTs and interacting with decentralized applications. The wallet targets both newcomers and experienced participants in the Solana ecosystem who want direct control over their holdings. The platform addresses the challenge of managing digital assets without relying on a centralized custodian. It provides in-app staking, token swapping, and portfolio tracking, alongside connectivity with hardware wallets for additional key security. A companion hardware device extends this self-custody model to offline key storage. Beyond the core wallet, Solflare offers a debit card that allows spending of stablecoins directly from wallet balances at merchants that accept card payments, and an assistant feature for navigating wallet functions. It also maintains educational resources covering wallet security and blockchain fundamentals. The wallet is used by individual holders, traders, and collectors active across the Solana ecosystem. - Type: Company - Sector: Custody and Wallets - Status: Active - Founded: 2020-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Solflare ## Products - [Solflare Wallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Solflare): Solflare Wallet is a self-custody wallet for the Solana blockchain that lets users store, send, and receive digital assets while retaining control of their private keys. It supports staking of the native asset, token swaps, NFT management, and an integrated browser for connecting to decentralized applications, and it can pair with hardware wallets for added key security. The wallet is aimed at both new and experienced Solana users seeking a single interface for holding, trading, and interacting with on-chain applications. (Wallet, Live, Main Product) - [Solflare Card](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Solflare): Solflare Card is a self-custody debit card that lets users spend a dollar-backed stablecoin held in their wallet as everyday fiat currency. The card converts balances at the point of sale so holders never surrender custody of their funds to a separate custodial account, and it runs on an established payment card network to enable acceptance at merchants worldwide. It targets self-custody wallet users who want to spend crypto directly without transferring assets to an exchange first. (Card, Live) - [Solflare Shield](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Solflare): Solflare Shield is a hardware wallet in the form of a card that stores private keys inside an offline secure element chip. It has no screen, battery, or Bluetooth, and it signs transactions through a tap-to-confirm near-field communication connection to a companion mobile wallet application. The device is aimed at self-custody wallet users seeking cold-storage protection for staking, trading, and long-term holding, and it is offered in multiple design tiers with identical underlying security. 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