Crypto wallets
Where to store cryptocurrency: hot (online), cold and hardware wallets. Comparison of popular options — pros, cons and what they are best for.
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MetaMask
Hot wallet
MetaMask is the most popular non-custodial wallet for Ethereum and EVM networks (BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum and others). It work...
Browser extensioniOSAndroid
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Trust Wallet
Hot wallet
Trust Wallet is a multi-currency mobile wallet (the official Binance wallet) supporting dozens of blockchains and thousands of tok...
iOSAndroidBrowser extension
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Ledger
Hardware wallet
Ledger is a hardware wallet: private keys are stored in the device's secure chip and never leave it. Transaction signing happens o...
Hardware deviceLedger Live (desktop/mobile)
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Trezor
Hardware wallet
Trezor is one of the first hardware wallets, fully open source. It stores keys offline and signs transactions on the device. Manag...
Hardware deviceTrezor Suite
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Exodus
Hot wallet
Exodus is a multi-currency non-custodial wallet with a beautiful interface, a built-in exchange and support for 250+ assets. It in...
DesktopiOSAndroidBrowser extension
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Phantom
Hot wallet
Phantom is the leading wallet of the Solana ecosystem, also supporting Ethereum, Polygon and Bitcoin. It is convenient for NFT and...
Browser extensioniOSAndroid
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SafePal
Hot wallet
SafePal is a wallet backed by Binance, available as a mobile app and a hardware device (SafePal S1). It supports numerous networks...
iOSAndroidBrowser extensionHardware device
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Tonkeeper
Hot wallet
Tonkeeper is the main wallet for the TON blockchain (Telegram Open Network). It is convenient for storing and transferring Toncoin...
iOSAndroidBrowser extension
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Coinbase Wallet
Hot wallet
Coinbase Wallet is a non-custodial wallet from the Coinbase exchange (not to be confused with an exchange account). It supports Et...
Browser extensioniOSAndroid
How to choose a crypto wallet
Hot wallets (MetaMask, Trust Wallet) are convenient for everyday operations and DeFi, but they are connected to the internet. Hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) keep keys offline — the best choice for large amounts and long-term storage. The main rule: whoever holds the private key (seed phrase) owns your funds — keep it offline and never share it with anyone.