# Plena Finance > Build. Ship. Scale. Powered by AI. Plena Finance offers a self-custodial crypto wallet for trading and managing digital assets and an AI-powered no-code builder for deploying blockchain applications. Plena Finance targets crypto users and Web3 developers managing digital assets and building blockchain apps. The Plena Super App lets users trade, swap, bridge, and stake across multiple chains without paying gas in native tokens, while Noah AI lets developers generate and deploy DApps and smart contracts without writing code. Both products use Account Abstraction, enabling social login account recovery and gas fees payable in any supported token. - Type: Company - Sector: Custody and Wallets - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/plena_finance ## Products - [Plena Crypto Super App](https://thegrid.id/profiles/plena_finance): A self-custodial crypto wallet and DeFi platform built on Account Abstraction. Users can swap, bridge, and manage digital assets across multiple blockchains without holding native tokens for transaction fees. Features include a built-in dApp browser (Plena Connect), peer-to-peer Chat and Pay, staking with reward pools, and AI-driven on-chain analytics. Supports Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Linea, and Base. No KYC is required. (Wallet, Live, Main Product) - [Noah AI](https://thegrid.id/profiles/plena_finance): Noah AI is a no-code platform for building and deploying blockchain applications and smart contracts using AI. Users describe an application in plain text and Noah AI generates a full-stack DApp including frontend interfaces, backend APIs, smart contracts, and deployment configuration. Features include automated contract testing, vulnerability detection, AI-generated audit reports, and one-click deployment to testnet or mainnet on EVM-compatible chains and Solana. Pre-built integrations are available for protocols including Raydium, Jupiter, and Pump.fun. (Developer Tooling, Live) ## Assets - [Plena Finance (PLENA)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/plena_finance): PLENA is the utility token of the Plena Finance platform. It is used for staking to earn rewards, paying discounted transaction fees, and receiving a portion of platform revenues distributed to stakers. Token holders also vote on governance proposals, and staking for fixed periods of three, six, or 12 months offers progressively higher reward rates. 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