Wallets
Your crypto, your keys.
A wallet is where your crypto actually lives. Here are the wallets we use ourselves and the ones we recommend, from simple apps to hardware wallets for long-term storage.
The basics
Two kinds of wallets
Every wallet on this page is self-custody: you hold the keys, not a company. That gives you full control, and full responsibility.
Software wallets (hot)
Apps and browser extensions like MetaMask or Trust Wallet. Free, quick to set up and practical for everyday use, but connected to the internet.
Hardware wallets (cold)
Physical devices like Ledger and Trezor that keep your keys offline. They cost money, but are the safest choice for larger amounts and long-term holdings.
Our picks
Wallets we use and recommend
MetaMask
Browser extension and mobile app
The most widely used wallet for Ethereum and compatible networks. Works with most crypto apps and services.
- Free, browser and mobile
- Supports custom networks, such as Miraclechain
- Huge ecosystem and support resources
Miracle Wallet
Browser extension
The wallet built for the Miraclechain ecosystem, connected to MetaTerra and MiraclePay.
- Made for Miraclechain
- Available as a Chrome extension
- Handy if you use MiraclePay services
Trust Wallet
Mobile app and browser extension
A popular multi-chain wallet that handles many networks in one app. A good choice if you want everything on your phone.
- Free, easy to get started
- Supports a wide range of networks and tokens
- Built-in browser for crypto apps
Ledger
Hardware wallet
A hardware wallet that keeps your keys offline. Pair it with the Ledger Live app or with MetaMask.
- Keys never leave the device
- Supports thousands of assets
- Several models at different prices
Trezor
Hardware wallet
One of the original hardware wallets, known for open-source software and a strong security track record.
- Open-source firmware
- Keys stay offline on the device
- Works with the Trezor Suite app
Buy hardware wallets only from the official store or an authorised reseller, never second-hand. Links on this page go to the official websites.
Stay safe
Five rules for your wallet
- Never share your recovery phrase. No real company or support person will ever ask for it.
- Write it down on paper. Keep it offline and in a safe place, never as a photo or in the cloud.
- Download from official sources only. Fake wallet apps and ads are common.
- Send a small test first. Especially when you use a new address or network.
- Use cold storage for larger amounts. A hardware wallet protects you if your computer or phone is compromised.
This page is general information, not financial advice. Read our Disclaimer.
Next step
Need somewhere to buy crypto?
See the exchanges we use and recommend, with their licence status in the EU.