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Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

If that is the case, I suggest coinbase to you. It supports bank transfers in many country(and supports transfer via credit card as well). Assuming that you live in US, Europe, UK, Australia, Singapore or Canada, you should refer to this website (https://support.coinbase.com/customer/en/portal/topics/796531-payment-methods/articles) for payment methods. If not then you should look(on google) for other wallets that supports conversion to and from your local fiat currency.

, I think one needs to look for the following things when selecting a reliable Bitcoin wallet, irrespective of whether it is a software or a hardware wallet:

Control private keys – A wallet where you own and control your keys.
Backup & security features – Seed backup keys and pin codes.
Developer community – Active development community for maintenance.
Ease of use – Elegant UI for fast and easy use.
Compatibility – Compatible on different operating systems.
Now that you know what to look for in a Bitcoin wallet, let’s check out the top 5 best Bitcoin wallets.
To read more: https://www.google.com/amp/s/coinsutra.com/best-bitcoin-wallets/amp/

What exactly are you trying to achieve here? If you're simply looking for a wallet to hold your funds, then Go with Electrum. The fees are lower compared to banks, and not related to the amount being transacted but with the size of the transaction. I wouldn't suggest using anything that doesn't give you control of your private keys (exchanges/ online wallet providers).

Hardware wallets: Ledger or Trezor is the best for bitcoin storage. I know it may be expensive for newcomers but everybody must own at least one hardware wallet soon or later. You can keep your altcoins in the exchanges if the amount is low. Because some altcoin wallets need technical knowledge, if not your pc may be unsecure than exchanges.

There is no wallet for Bitcoin with features like remittance in cash. If you r are looking for something like this, you should find a service supporting such features. Only blockchain projects I know that can help you with that are Everex and Nexo, but I haven't used them yet and don't know if remittances are already available for users.

For example, I have 1 bitcoin and I need to sent 0,2 to 5 different persons with 5 different wallets, is it possible? Is there a crypto-wallet allowing you to transfer you bitcoins to another person's wallet?

I need a wallet to store and transfer BTC, is there any?.

Thank you all for your answers, I'm really confused.

If that's the case, you should have separate Bitcoin wallet, the first one should be a hot wallet where you always use your Bitcoin to transact or buy and sell your Bitcoin, it can be an exchange like coinbase or any services that lets you sell your Bitcoin. The other wallet should act as a cold wallet, this is where you store all of your Bitcoin long term investments and you should have the access to your private key, the best option to store your Bitcoin is to use a hardware or paper wallet, especially if you are going to invest huge amount of money. Btw electrum wallet lets you send Bitcoin on multiple address.

Essentially, in a Bitcoin transaction, the fee amount is main reason for increasing/decreasing speed of transaction time (confirmation time) not a wallet and also the fee is dependent to the transactions volume in Bitcoin network at the determined time, but, the wallet can has the option of choosing the fee automatically based on the Bitcoin network traffic.

That depends on the purpose . If you are using it with your  bank accounts and have the ambition of withdrawing it side by side than you can use wallets that uses credit or debit cards and you can also use the wallets that are associated with the local exchanges . In which ever country you live, their must be some local exchange wallet that deal with the transfer of bitcoin into your bank account . I suggest you to find that out or you can simply go with coinbase.

This guide will help you to find the best Bitcoin wallet for YOU!
Hint:
There's no "one size fits all" Bitcoin wallet. Wallets come on different platforms with different features.

If you want the best possible wallet, keep reading...https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/wallets/

for me i use a lot of wallets and what i invested is nano ledger, you can set your own transaction fees on it andnit also holds altcoins.

For me i use coins.ph because it's very suitable for my country too , and it's been trusted and used by many filipinos , so i have no doubt in coins , but then again there are lot's of wallet though such as the bitcoinwallet , and blockchain , these wallet is trusted and safe.

Make used of blockchain.info wallet, and is well protected in Blockchain technology, and the password can be changed and at any point in time for a security reason.

If you're from the Philippines, the best wallet to use is Coins.ph. It is trusted by over 4 million of Filipinos stated by the Coins.ph. What can you do with coins.ph? You can pay bills, buy load, buy bitcoins and send money even without a bank account.

for my personal wallet for bitcoin I keep in exchange wallets,
whereas for real storage I store in the base of the coin because it
makes it easy to transact and change the currency we want,
and possibly for his future will gradually use the ledger nano

You can use lite wallets like electrum or exodus if you  would like to use for transactions very often
If you wish to hold small qty,any reputed wallet should be ok ,but not advised
If you wish to buy bitcoin and hold for long term,use hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger nano S

Software Wallets:-
1)Electrum
2)Blockchain

Hardware Wallets:-
1)Ledger
2)Trezor

I know what to do when you use it because btc has many types like erc20 it can be in the coin ph and my ether wallet you should keep in mind where you use it Because your wallet can be damaged if you do not know what is right when using it.

if you have more bitcoin.  You should buy a wallet to store your bitcoin.  Besides there are also some online wallets as well as coinbase.  You can buy bitcoin through your bank account

Use a hardware wallet. It is the most secure option out there. There are two brands that really count: Ledger and Trezor. Trezor is open source, while Ledger supports many more coins and is working forward supporting even more (Monero is on their waiting list too).

So I suggest buying yourself a hardware wallet, from an official vendor to avoid scam, and it will give you options to grow your portfolio to some other coins too.

Blockchain is the best wallet for keeping your bitcoins , i have account in blockchain but i use coinbase more than blockchain

For me if you have to store your Bitcoin and hold it until it will moon, the  i suggest you should use a hardware wallets trezor or ledger its quiet expensive but it is very secure. However software wallets are also good  electrum will be the best choice in my opinion.

If you use incorrect URL you will loose all the fund you have on blockchain wallet. Really looking to make wallet safer than other you at least should prefer the desktop wallet which is private key encrypted. You may get the suggestion like to use the hardware wallet and all.
But you do not need to have hardware and all until you have the big funds with you.

Coinbase is the centralized wallet but personally I am also using this coinbase to receiving the mining coins from Nicehash. Seems good only so far.

use the ledger for your BTC storage because that is the best I think, but if you are a beginner and have only a few BTC then blockchain is the best and safest wallet I have ever had and feel the security. many other BTC wallet options and may be better and more secure. for that you can find info through website or forum, but only LEDGER and BLOCKCHAIN ​​which I can suggest and I ever have as the best BTC storage wallet. hopefully this information is useful for you.

The transaction speed is not determined by wallet. As long as you're using the same blockchain/coin, you will get the same speed no matter what wallet you're using. So you shouldn't choose wallet by that criteria. Bitcoin is already fast and cheap, at least in the current state. I doubt we will ever back to extremely high fee and slow block confirmation again.

For wallet, I recommend Electrum for PC and Samourai for Android.

BTC wallet used today is Vip.Bitcoin.co.id Who is not familiar with this one Bitcoin wallet? Nearly most trading players know. VIP Bitcoin is a very popular wallet in Indonesia. There are many security features one of which is Google Autenticator and other security features. But in VIP Bitcoin not only provides as wallet to save, receive, send and withdraw Bitcoin in rupiah amount (must sell Bitcoin to rupiah first, can be withdrawn to local bank), but also provide exchanger feature that can be used for trading . VIP Bitcoin can accommodate Cryptocurrency currencies like BTC, BTS, DASH, DOGE, ETH, LTC, NXT, XLM, XEM and XRP. Can also be used for trading activities because the value of Bitcoin price is very sensitive and relative to market prices.

People have lost millions by not securing their portfolio properly. It's funny how people spend thousands on crypto and don't want to spend a few more hundred to get hardware wallets. Don't be one of those guys...just go and buy a hardware wallet. I personally use trezor and have my portfolio split between a few of them.

It doesn't matter which Bitcoin wallet you use because, in the end, everything takes places on the blockchain which is a part of blockchain network. The wallet is just a medium to store funds and transact so it doesn't make anything when it comes to final transaction, it is same everywhere. I am using the paper wallet to store my 50% funds, then I am using Trezor wallet for 45% funds and I keep my 5% funds on the web wallet for quick accessibility.

The best wallet for storing Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies is the hardware wallet ledger nano s. There is no better offer on the market than this wallet at the moment.

I suggest you should use trezor hardware wallet as bitcoin wallet because trezor wallet is safest for now or big book which is quiet expensive but very safe. But the wallet software also you can use a good electrum would be the best choice in my opinion.

For me, the best wallet to suit all my needs is my country's own generated virtual wallet in which my co-Bitcoin users in our country do totally trust and use to secure our Bitcoin earnings and do provide lots of options to choose on how we can easily use it by means of exchanging it into our national currency and to withdraw it as a real money since it is still not widely been used by everybody in out country so no business establishment is already accepting Bitcoin as a term of payment. If there is anyone, it is just limited and very rare because as I have said, it is not been widely used for now.

Hardware wallet is more safer than any other wallet so you should try hardware wallet. But all the wallets are more secured in crypto platform at the same time many beginners are just create the wallet then they don't use it properly so if you spend some money in your wallet you should always alert yourself otherwise we don't consider the other wallets. So all the wallets are best way to protect the Crypto asset.

Use online wallet like blockchain.info, it allows you to use google 2fa to secure your account so it is safe. If you will be trading with it frequently then you can keep it on an exchange that is secured; but not amount you can't afford to lose.

If you are financially sound then you should use hardware wallet. If you don't want to spend money then you can choose free online wallet such as Blockchain.info and Coinbase. I have been using both of them, they are very easy to use and user-friendly.

Well, different wallets serve different purposes:
Hot wallets like Jaxx or Exodus use your mobile device or computer and run online.
Cold wallets such as Ledger or Trezor do not require internet and are more secure, because your information is stored offline.

If you want to read more on wallets and which one is best for your purposes, check out our blog post about it here:
Bit.ly/WalletGuide

Hope this helps!

I am always using a ledger wallet, for me it is the best option because we all know that it is impossible to lose our coins in there.

Anyway, an offline wallet such as a paper wallet is more than enough.

According to All My Bitcoin Wallets That Are The Same Just Different Different Paid Transactions In Each Wallet Each "According To The Fastest And Cheapest That Is Blockchain In It I Do Every Transcation With Easily And Quickly

which one supports which in case you hold altcoins as well.

According to All My Bitcoin Depot That's The Different Only Transaction Cost On Every Wallet But I think The Best Bitcoin Wallet Yes It Is A Blockchain In Situ I Perform Every Transaction And According To The Cost Is Very Cheap And Fast According To Me Blcokchain That's A Very Good Wallet

I've tried all kinds of Bitcoin storage wallet and the result is, all the same, the fee is very high...
but when my local exchanger is there, I'd rather save Bitcoin and some Altcoin in my local exchanger, its fee is low, safe and withdraws it is not complicated...so I'd rather save Bitcoin in your local wallet exchanger.

There are many wallets available for storing bitcoins and other crypto coins and I would suggest you go for Hardware wallets because they are highly secured comparing to other wallets something like Trezor Wallet and Ledger Nano S wallet. For remittance, you can use Bitcoin debit card if it is available or else you can go for bank transfers. if the charges are high over there then you can search for some local dealer who can help you or guide you how you can withdraw the amount with minimal fees.

You could use Electrum wallet which is safe and secure You could send even very huge amounts with very low transaction fee.

I use different wallet but I prefer to use the wallet that is actually recognized by the government and majority of the people in my country. thoigh it is less safe than hardware wallet, such kind of wallet allows us to easily do free transaction and even buying good and services. It also allows us to easily do connversion in local fiat in just a snap.

Well I use bitcoin wallet which is coins.ph because it is the most recommended bitcoin wallet in my country also it is safe and secure and can be use to pay your bills and buy Eloads.

Actually the usual thing for bitcoin that is already known and sought after many people if it would be difficult to find a very low cost for the bitcoin storage wallet.

There are lots of bitcoin wallet available in crypto market. Different country people use different wallet for store or buy and sell bitcoin. But in my opinion, coinbase is best for it. Blockchain is also good for average use.

Use Jaxx (https://jaxx.io/). It can hold many other coins too, like Litecoin, Doge, Ethereum, Dash. I have used it for quite some time, and it has served me well.

Trezor is around the longest and as a first hw wallet received a lot of security attention. I have no experience with ledger, keepkey software seems much worse and they don't even support additional passphrase in their chrome app.

Trezor interface is pretty handy but as some other comment stated Mycelium supports trezor (and is a great wallet to keep small coffee amounts on the phone apart from that).

There are many btc wallets in crypto world , both software and hardware wallets are available in market which are good enough to secure . Nano ledger which is hardware wallet which is easy to carry everywhere and software wallets  like Exodus can be used to save in systems as well.

If you just want the starter wallet you can use Jaxx as it was suggested above, it is pretty universal in the sense that it can support many currencies.

On the other hand, the more funds you have, the more sense it makes to make it securely, and that security can be provided by a hardware wallet (Trezor or Ledger). Just make sure to buy it from the original vendor, many scams happened when people bought it from eBay in an attempt to save some money, but in effect lost all their holdings in crypto.

Ledger supports more coins than Trezor.

Electrum is a famous, loose garage choice within the bitcoin network, and is one of the most, if now not the maximum, properly-reputable laptop storage apps obtainable. it's been round due to the fact 2011 and is also available for cellular, even though Apple (ticker: AAPL) iPhone customers are out of good fortune – so far it is only supported via Android.

Please remember that even the most reputable wallet might have a hole in it. Electrum is awesome but IIRC there was a security breach found in Electrum, like 2 version ago?
No matter which wallet you use and I am not talking here about online wallets, where you are not the true owner of private keys.
The best option would be setting a strong password, or if you are total safety freak you may want to encrypt your private keys.

The best wallet of course trezor. It is a hard wallet, the most secure wallet.
As long as you have a wallet seed phrase or key stored in somewhere safe place, you are good.

I think here in the philippines they have a company that can converted bitcoin into our physical currency and ethereum to our currency and also bitcoin into ethereum. And it safe to store bitcoin in this wallet. Some of the people use coins.ph

The're many wallet can we use but we have to choose only one that we can really trust that our many are safe, I suggest to use is blockchain.info wallet because that is well protected in Blockchain technology and the password can be changed and really secured.

if you are asking about security then i must say you should go for the hardware wallets. I think it is safest and also very much comfortable to use. i personally prefer ledger nano S and also trezor.

If you are asking for the best then i must recommend you to go with the hardware wallets, though it is little expensive but not more than your security. You can try ledger or trezor.

Armory
Calling themselves ‘The Only Open-Source Wallet With Cold Storage and Multi-Signature Support’, Armory is one of the popular options around for desktop bitcoin wallet. Private keys are stored in an offline computer, which means that only someone with access to the physical location of the computer (it is kept secret) can steal bitcoins.

Mycelium
Mycelium is one of the safest and most recommended options for secure bitcoin storage on mobile. Boasting ‘bank grade security’, it boasts Hierarchical Deterministic wallets, private key deletion and ‘watch only’ accounts.

i think mose usely wallet for btc is the https://www.myetherwallet.com/ because the myetherwallet is very good for your btc and safe your btc there in myetherwallet and trusted btc wallet and that's only my opinion.

as i know that all wallet that reccomended in the internet is good to try, i think like blockchain, coinbase. there are the big services about bitcoin wallet that i know, and somebody use the exchanger to keep their wallet too, like ti poloniex or bittrex. it safe too but the fee when you want to make a transaction is bigger than blockchain walelt

I suppose that BTC is a general coin that most exchange site trades, so you can choose anyone but the most secured and useful is the blockchain technology. It is good to have a secured network that will keep your money.

 You can keep your altcoins in the exchanges if the amount is low.

A lot of purses now for this coin and for all, but I think you should apply to a person who has tried all these and I think you can choose, one that is comfortable to you and go.

You can choose the coin base.I had my bitcoin in coinbase.This service is available in many countries including U.S

You should have crypto wallet to hold the crypto currency.As like bank account,we should need wallet for crypto holding.


Coinbase wallet is wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee.

I'm really pleased with my trezor. Never used a Ledger so can't compare, but trezor is very easy to operate and transact with. The user has appropriate control over miner fees. It handled segwit and the bcash fork smoothly. Also support was great the one time I contacted the manufacturer.

hello;
You can use coinbase wallet to buy and save your bitcoins , easily through bank with min fee and its very easy to use and user friendly

I used hard wallet because the are not connected to the internet.I well carefull of thàt wallet no one know about that wallet so that it will stolen of others.

I think the ledger nano s is the best wallet so I use that one

For me i use BTC wallet  of coinbase and for his fee visit this link https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/2109597-buy-sell-bank-transfer-fees and you can see if the fee price is fair for you or not

This is not a safe wallet. Are you protecting yourself? At least MetaMask? Several councils have already been attacks at www.myetherwallet.com.

Trezor, Bitcoin core, Ledger, any of these can be your BTC wallet. Among them Bitcoin core is the oldest. All these are secure.

myether wallet.

For me, I will recommend you to use coins. pH to store bitcoin. Easy and convident to use. these wallets are in demand on my country. It has different features that can use easily to use for different transactions by paying tuition fees, electric bill and others. It helps us to fastest our transactions.

you can confidently use hareware wallets such as ledger or trezor.

After all, myetherwallet is only for ETH and not BTC ??? As for me, applications are dangerous. For time, I used Electrum.

ERC-20 wallets use in BTC. In using ERC20 protocol there are certain benefits. Such as reducing complexity, liquidity and etc. Also there are so many wallets. I can surely recommend myetherwallet. Because it is the wallet which I use all time.

Bitcoin can use in hardware wallet and you can keep in exchange also, keeping in exchange is risky .Trezor, Bitcoin core, Ledger and many other wallet is available. If you are keeping in exchange wallet you should always keep long password and 2fa security features. I think better to keep bitcoin in hardware wallet, thats safer that exchange wallet

Wallets in the form of a computer application. These wallets can be used only on the computer on which they are installed so their mobility is low. Of course, we can install such a wallet on a USB key (pendrive) and use it on almost any computer, but the mobility is still not very satisfying. These portfolios are divided into portfolios:

- Full. Storing the entire block chain (Blockchain). Long synchronization time and high resource consumption. Wallets: Bitcoin Core (original bitcoin wallet), Armory - We do not recommend new users!

- Light. The block chain is stored on servers and not on the computer as in the case of full portfolios. They are characterized by fast synchronization with the network and low resourceivness. We recommend: Multibit


Offline wallets (without internet contact). Serving as a safe for storing bitcoins. Mobility is very low, with the exception of Paper Wallet, which allows eg printing a banknote of any denomination. Wallets: PaperWallet


Browser wallets - A wallet provided by a website providing this type of services. To use the wallet, we only need a browser on any computer / phone / tablet. High mobility at the cost of less security, because the security of our funds depends on third parties. Wallets: greenaddress.it, Coinbase.com and instant wallets (for single use only - very low security). Browser portfolios are only suitable for short-term storage of small amounts!

Go for hardware wallet it's much more secure and reliable in the long run. Online wallets are cheaper and quite safe but it possess a risk if a huge number of btc is present in the online vicinity which acan be stolen through hacking. Hatware wallets like ledger nano s make it imposaible to steal funds without actually acessing the device plus it has compatibility with various alts too.

some say Ledger or Trezor or Coinbase is good to use but i stick to blockchain since i have been in crypto market. but its a choice because there are lots more out there that people will suggest, just do your personal research properly then choose the ones you prefer most. good luck.

I recommend nexybit plaform for your btc wallet exchange low transaction fees very affordable, but use also local wallet exchange herein my location because i need it to convert my bitcoin into fiat if i need cask money for my needs likes i need to buy things in the market which not already accepting bitcoin as payment.

I use coinbase BTC wallet I think it's not to safe wallet for my BTC. I think I have need to a hardware wallet it's to safe wallet for our coin.

Hello guys I suggest do not stock coins/tokens in myetherwallet because I have a lot of friends who are already hacked by someone and until now we do not know how this happen. Also of you will access myetherwallet, instead of using privatekey use json file and ledger for more safe to your tokens.

You can use Coinbase and blockchain.info as an online wallet and their security level is also good. Coinbase has bank transfer facility also. You can convert your bitcoin to fiat currency easily by Coinbase. If you want to store some considerable amount of bitcoin, then it is better to use hardware wallet. I personally prefer ledger nano s version hardware wallet. (note: Coinbase may not support for some country before store bitcoin on it please consider about this fact. If it is not supported by your country for bank transaction, still you can use Coinbase as wallet without any issue.)

hardware wallets are good
Easiest way to securely store bitcoins
Easy to backup and secure
Less margin for error; setup is easy even for less technical users

unfortunately they are not free

My fav in order:

#1 Trezor (https://trezor.io/?a=talkbitcoins.com)
#2 Ledger Nano (https://www.ledgerwallet.com/r/f423)
#3 Cool Wallet (https://frstre.com/go/?a=20238-9d16ce&s=280297-04a977)

found a few more bitcoin wallets (https://www.bitzy.com/category/wallets/bitcoin-wallets/) <-

Two kinds of btc wallet are using on online platform. But you are newbie so I strongly recommend to use coinbase or blockchaininfo wallet.You can create this wallet easily and everytime you can change your wallet adrees. Eth,btc,ltc most three wallet are using on coinbase.

I will suggest you to use coinbase. Because Coinbase is one of the easiest ways to buy, sell and hold cryptocurrencies, which earns it the first spot on this list.
With Coinbase, you can connect to a U.S. bank account and easily transfer dollars in or out of your dollar wallet. You can use those dollars, or transfer in new ones, to buy and sell.
In addition to Bitcoin, Coinbase currently supports Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum and Litecoin.

(There are constant rumors of additional currencies like Ripple getting support from Coinbase as well.)

While the big upside of Coinbase is ease of use, that is offset with some worries about security.

(Mt. Gox was at one point the dominant platform for Bitcoin and other currencies. That is until it was hacked and lost nearly half a billion dollars in user currency. But Coinbase did learn from Mt. Gox’s loss, and has very firm security in place and regularly updates and improves the entire user experience.)

to know more you can see this : https://www.thebalance.com/best-bitcoin-wallets-4160642 (https://www.thebalance.com/best-bitcoin-wallets-4160642)

I prefer to keep btc in my web wallet. The fact is that I have a low amountl  of them. A computer is not a modern, low memory. A desktop wallet btc will probably take a lot of memory as a lot of blocks. I prefer a web wallet.

You can find a list of all the available Bitcoin-wallets and how the cryptocommunity has rated them here:
https://www.cryptowisser.com/wallets/

Hope it helps! Good luck!

All the best,
Cryptowisser

From my experience, the best wallet to use blockchain btc wallet. The wallet is simple and user friendly. The part I like most is the low transaction fees.

coinbase is best, i used coinbase, its very easy & trusted

For bitcoin and not just for him i would use an online or offline wallets. You can choose from several wallets. Among online wallets i would say these - Exodus, Coinpayments - this online wallet supports over 75 cryptocurrencies and is free, BlockHain.info - millions of satisfied users, Electrum -  is one of the first to have been created and has a rich history of satisfied users. The big advantage is offline wallets - Trezor - i recommend, if you want to invest a bigger amount of money and Ledger S Nano - a high level of security. For bitcoin transactions, you should first seek the security of your investment.

I've used a GreenAddress wallet. Unfortunately, I was experiencing an SMS 2-FA Authentication shutdown for almost a month. It wasn't working at all.

I just use blockchain.info . Because its very easy and comfortably. And I use this wallet only on my clear laptop(full clear, I use my laptop only for make transactions).

I second the choices of cosmo.
Those are also the best options in my opinion.
Good luck!

you can use a lot of bitcoin wallet. the online wallet is risky because anytime hacker can hack your account. The best option would be to use the desktop wallet or hardware wallet. ledger nano is the best wallet for the store and uses bitcoin. you can order a ledger wallet from this site: https://www.ledgerwallet.com/

Coinbase is a good start, but ultimately you'll want to take your funds offline for security purposes - something like a Ledger works well, and is safer than online wallets and exchanges

Alright will try to get one though, i did google the price its quite expensive but i no time i will get one. For now luno wallet support my local currency when buying bitcoin. The charges involved with bitcoin is much than Ethereum, is that nirmal everywhere or just with luno

In order to be safe, i think you should use hardware wallet like trazor or ledge nano. No one can hack your account

I've been using Coins.ph wallet for years now and it is really good to use. Fast,easy and secure cash out and cash in. Now it has ethereum wallet as well so really good to use.

Hello user if you want the safest wallet i recommend use trezor or nano ledger. I am using nano ledger since 2015. The wallet are good free of malware and hack.

Definitely have to go with hardware wallets. But, if you don't have enough fund Bitcoin yet. I recommend software wallet Electrum offer 2fa with their wallet.

I believe hardware wallet is the best way to go.This is true if you have big amount to hold but if not, I recommend coinomi or blockchain.info . That is the wallet I have used since 2014, havent lose any yet.

www.Cryptonix.co.uk 

Information on wallets which i'm positive you will find useful if still interested. Welcome to get in touch via Cryptonix facebook for further info

A little Google search brought me here, Have been storing with coinomi, but have quite recorded a number of alternatives

I see Coinbase is good. But You can use hardware wallet if you want safer

I'd suggest a hardware wallet. Much safer than entering your private key to login to your wallet. I have been using a Ledger Nano S and I'm pretty happy with it. Though you always gotta be careful even with hardware wallets, there can be MITM (man in the middle attacks). Make sure you always verify the transaction and the wallet adress from the small screen of your hardware wallet since your computer's browser may get hacked.

Search for your local exchange, its faster than the usual popular exchange that we know.

And that depends on your location thats why I'm telling you to search for it. But if not, I have heard that you can use bitpay for what you are looking for.

Agree. Electrum is one of the best options. But beware of scam Electrum apps on Android play market.
Happy hodling!

I will upvote the hardware wallet choice and again suggest to use Jaxx for lesser amounts. Jaxx supports many more coins than just Bitcoin.

I only use cold wallets. I do not have confidence in online platforms. I advise you to do this too

Wallets doesn't charge you for cash remittance or for services, at end they are free. And i have two solutions for you:

1.- Online Wallet. For this option i would like to suggest blockchain.info, i have use this online service for some years, and never had problem about it. Is a little bit limited, but at end it's a good wallet.
2.- PC wallet: Here i recommend you electrum as a wallet to install in your computed, doesn't matter if you have windows, linux or mac, you will be able to install it. This wallet run as a program in your computer and allow you to send and receive bitcoins.

I use a software wallet (Blockchain). In fact, I want to use multi-wallets supporting ETH, EOS, BTC and NEO etc. However, there is an important problem in such wallets. Many of them do not permit importing wallets. Imtoken v2 supports importing (ETH, EOS, BTC) but it has come with a number constraint for the wallets unlike Imtoken v1. I think the wallet solving this problem first will dominate the  market.

I follow this opinion. Blockchain.info for online and Electrum as PC wallet.
Other options mentioned here seem also  viable but no expertise on that.

The best bitcoin wallet is the one that you
(1) create offline and in a safe environment with a safe code/application
(2) and then keep the wallet that way (offline in safe environment) as long it has bitcoin in it.

I use electrum as my cold wallet this way.

Blockchain wallet to be the best. After using this I have never tried for some alternate wallet. This is very good with all facilities and required security. Many has suggested Xapo too, So I would have a try over it and learn its features and advancements which may help me.

I can recommend paper wallets, Electrum and online wallets. All depends on amounts you keep in each.

I recommend you to use Hardware wallet like TREZOR.
That is most usely wallet and the safety is very good.

Here https://www.reddit.com/user/rnssol/comments/97puky/bit_coin_wallets_all_you_need_to_know/ are some of the ver best crypto wallets. These have different feasibilities and uses depending on the wallet type.

I use Coinbase.  It can link to your bank and credit cards accounts for money transfers. 

I think you can to use Coinbase. This is the most usely wallet safety and very good. Because of Coinbase is a regulated company and holds licenses in all districts in which it operates. It is backed by major us investors and it, not a scam. So, it's safe to link your bank account but that does not mean you should ever store bitcoins with Coinbase. However, there are several different forms of bitcoin wallet, Blockchain, Ethereum is very good and safety. I use Coinbase.

Im using an exchange wallet in our country, a wallet where you can cash out your money ,you can also pay your bills, buy game credits and many more,.

if I use an imtoken application because I was taught by my uncle to download this imtoken as a wallet from my results to being a bounty hunter, from my experience using this imtoken application is very practical and I am from Indonesia later the results that I can I can exchange in indodark to be cash for me to use