What is the most reliable Multicoin wallet?

[worldtraveller321]

Would Exodus - support Ripple?

[illinest]

I also use Coinomi, because it provides private keys, has an active support and two exchangers. Some aspects could be improved like order history , that is completely missing, or handling of ETH-tokens, but I don't know a better multicoin wallet with same features.

Coinomi is closed-source, which is a dealbreaker for me. It's also only available as a mobile wallet (Android only).... and I generally don't trust mobile wallets. I used them to get my BTG, but that's about it.

None of the multi-coin wallets are great. Exodus and Jaxx offer desktop multi-coin wallets, but they have terrible security and privacy. No in-wallet encryption/sanity check before sending. Jaxx doesn't even have a password, just a 4-number pin. And I've heard the code is dodgy as well.

The best option at this point is to get a Ledger Nano or Trezor. They are integrating a lot of altcoins these days.

[zhekinsp]

There are many wallets available for storing your cryto currencies and many types of wallets are available.
So you can choose your according to your storing amount.

But I suggest you hardware wallets are best to store cryotocurrency no one can steal your money from you and it also offers to store all coins.
The Ledger Nano is safe, relatively inexpensive, malware proof and cannot be hacked.  For those reasons,I think it is one of the best cryptocurrency wallets.

[tic-tac]

I guess you should try Jaxx, has a lot of coins and seems quite user friendly.