Exodus
est. 2015
A beautifully designed multi-chain wallet that trades control for polish — literally, it has a built-in exchange.
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Wallets · compared & reviewed
Hot wallets — browser, mobile and desktop apps for holding, sending and using crypto day-to-day. Non-custodial wallets give you full control of your keys; that freedom comes with responsibility, so check our security checklist before you pick one.
Quick picks — Which wallet should I use?
| Resource | Best for | Est. | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exodus ★ | Beginners who want one good-looking app for everything | 2015 | Visit |
| MetaMask ★ | Most people's first self-custody wallet and everyday DeFi use | 2016 | Visit |
| Phantom ★ | Solana users and design-conscious multi-chain holders | 2021 | Visit |
| Rabby ★ | DeFi users who want a safety net before every signature | 2021 | Visit |
| Trust Wallet ★ | Mobile users juggling many chains in a single app | 2017 | Visit |
| Argent | Starknet users and people who want recovery without a seed phrase | 2017 | Visit |
| Atomic Wallet | Desktop users staking several proof-of-stake coins | 2017 | Visit |
| Brave Wallet | Brave browser users who want everything in one place | 2021 | Visit |
★ = Sumo Pick, our editors' recommendation for the most common use case.
Every wallets we list
MetaMask
est. 2016
The most widely used self-custody wallet and the default gateway to Web3.
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ethereumbrowser
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Phantom
est. 2021
The wallet that made Solana easy — now a sleek multi-chain contender for Ethereum and Bitcoin too.
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Rabby
est. 2021
The EVM wallet power users recommend — every transaction is simulated before you sign it.
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evmbrowser
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Trust Wallet
est. 2017
Binance's official self-custody wallet, spanning 100+ blockchains and millions of assets.
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multichainmobile
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Argent
est. 2017
A smart-contract wallet focused on Starknet, with account recovery that doesn't depend on a seed phrase.
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starknetsmart-contract
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Atomic Wallet
est. 2017
An all-in-one desktop and mobile wallet for hundreds of assets with native staking and swaps.
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desktopstaking
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Brave Wallet
est. 2021
A full self-custody wallet built directly into the privacy-oriented Brave browser.
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Coinbase Wallet
est. 2018
Coinbase's standalone self-custody app — a gentle on-ramp from the exchange to true ownership.
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evmmobile
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Edge
est. 2014
A privacy-first mobile wallet from one of the oldest teams in the business.
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mobileprivacy
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Enjin Wallet
est. 2018
The wallet built for gamers and NFT collectors, from the team behind the Enjin blockchain.
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nftgaming
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Guarda
est. 2017
One wallet on every platform you own, covering 50+ blockchains and hundreds of thousands of tokens.
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multichainweb
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MathWallet
est. 2018
A sprawling multi-chain wallet covering 70+ networks with staking, dapps and hardware pairing.
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multichainstaking
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MyEtherWallet (MEW)
est. 2015
The original Ethereum interface, still a clean and transparent tool for EVM self-custody.
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ethereumopen-source
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TokenPocket
est. 2018
A multi-chain wallet with a huge user base, particularly strong across Asian markets.
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multichainmobile
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ZenGo
est. 2019
The wallet that deleted the seed phrase — security via two-party computation and 3D face biometrics.
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mpcmobile
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a wallet if I use an exchange?
Exchanges hold your crypto for you (custody). A self-custody wallet means you hold the keys. You don't need one for small amounts, but anything you plan to hold long-term belongs in self-custody.
What's the safest way to store crypto?
A hardware wallet (cold storage) is the safest practical option for most people — keys stay offline, so malware on your devices can't sign transactions. See our hardware wallet directory and security checklist.
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