Rewardy Wallet, the self-custody multi-chain platform developed by Chainwith, is running a two-week global swap campaign starting May 12, 2026. The initiative offers raffle entries and prize draws tied to trading volume across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, and Aptos. Users earn one raffle entry per $50 in swap volume, with higher tiers offering up to 10 entries for $500 swaps. The campaign has no per-user entry cap.
Rapid Growth Drives International Expansion
Rewardy Wallet reached 450,000+ users globally within ten months of launch, becoming South Korea’s largest Web3 wallet. The platform operates a self-custody model where private keys remain on user devices, while subsidizing gas fees across supported chains. Chainwith built the wallet around a use-to-earn framework, rewarding users for swaps, quests, and community missions. The May campaign represents the wallet’s push beyond domestic success into broader international markets, leveraging its existing user base to drive cross-chain activity.
Swap Mechanics and Prize Structure
The campaign uses 1inch Swap API for routing infrastructure, enabling multi-chain swaps without asset wrapping. Entry tiers scale linearly: $50 swaps yield one raffle entry, $200 swaps yield four entries, and $500 swaps yield ten entries. Prize draws occur at campaign close on May 26, 2026, with minimum prize amounts set at $100. No entry cap exists per user, allowing high-volume traders unlimited raffle participation. Exact prize pool size and distribution remain undisclosed.
User Activation and Blockchain Infrastructure Play
Multi-chain wallet campaigns signal a shift in how platforms compete for daily active users. By tying rewards to swap volume rather than token holdings, Rewardy targets traders and active DeFi participants rather than passive holders. The four-chain focus spans major ecosystems: Ethereum dominates institutional activity, BNB Chain captures Asian retail, Solana leads high-frequency trading, and Aptos represents emerging Layer 1 infrastructure. Gas subsidies lower friction, making the campaign accessible to smaller traders while generating meaningful volume for the 1inch routing layer.
Campaign Close and Market Implications
The May 26 prize draw concludes the two-week window. Success metrics—total swap volume, new user acquisition, and post-campaign retention—will signal whether incentive structures drive sustainable engagement or one-time participation. Chainwith has not disclosed geographic restrictions, prize pool totals, or leadership commentary on campaign objectives. Results may inform future incentive design across the self-custody wallet sector.
