Manadia, a decentralized Web3 infrastructure network designed to coordinate data, has announced a collaboration with Tangem, a Swiss-based provider of non-custodial hardware wallets. The partnership is intended to support secure artificial intelligence-powered digital asset payments and value settlement through an integration with manadia Pay.

manadia × @Tangem We are partnering with Tangem, a Swiss-based non-custodial wallet trusted by 1M+ users in 230 countries with zero recorded hacks since 2018! Together, we're integrating bank-grade hardware security with manadia Pay to power trusted, AI-native value settlement. pic.twitter.com/7KWUTlcwTK — manadia (@paywithmana) July 23, 2026

Manadia shared the announcement through its official X account. According to the post, Tangem is a Swiss-based non-custodial wallet used by more than 1 million users in 230 countries and has had zero recorded hacks since 2018. The companies said they are combining bank-grade hardware security with manadia Pay to enable trusted, AI-native value settlement.

The collaboration comes amid growing interest in combining AI with blockchain-based payment rails, where automated agents and smart contract systems may handle settlement without manual intervention. A key challenge in that emerging area is ensuring that private keys and transaction authorization remain protected even as payment flows become more autonomous — a gap that hardware wallet integrations are increasingly positioned to address.

Manadia and Tangem Aim to Strengthen Web3 Payment Security

The integration brings together Tangem's hardware-level security model and Manadia's AI-driven payment and settlement infrastructure. The companies said the collaboration is focused on improving the safety, reliability, and efficiency of Web3 payments, while supporting users who need to store, manage, and settle digital assets in a non-custodial environment.

Tangem's role in the partnership centers on hardware wallet security and non-custodial asset management. Manadia's role is tied to manadia Pay, which is designed to power AI-native value settlement. Together, the platforms aim to provide a payment experience in which digital assets can be held and transferred securely while benefiting from AI-powered payment coordination.

Non-custodial wallets, which allow users to retain direct control of their private keys rather than delegating custody to a third party, have become a cornerstone of decentralized finance security practices — particularly following exchange failures and smart contract exploits that have driven users toward self-custody solutions.

Partnership Focuses on AI-Native Settlement Infrastructure

The companies presented the partnership as part of a broader effort to strengthen secure payment infrastructure for Web3 users. By integrating Tangem's hardware security with Manadia's payment coordination tools, the collaboration seeks to support scalable digital asset settlement across global user bases.

The announcement emphasized security and scalability as key priorities for the integration. Manadia and Tangem said the partnership is intended to give users greater confidence that transactions and asset management can be protected regardless of transaction size, while enabling smoother settlement through AI-native infrastructure.