Which online wallet do you use?

[Pursuer]

what offline wallet are you using? is it safe to store large amount there?

technically you can install all the desktop wallets on an offline computer to generate a bitcoin address/private key and send your bitcoins to that bitcoin address. and as long as you 1) downloaded the correct program and not a malicious one and 2) keep that computer offline and free of any malicious programs your coins are safe.

trezor that was suggested to you is good only if you have a lot of bitcoin and if you are willing to spend $100 for a bitcoin wallet.

[Hirose UK]

 I found xapo , blockchain.info ,  moneypot , coinsbank . Just to name a few.

 Also did blockchain.info had a design change recently?

I used coinbase when I created wallet for the first time, but I forgot the password, besides address of coinbase changes every day

so I move to blockchain.info because my friend said the thing is good. maybe because we only get new address if we generate it.

and yeah, blockchain has new design recently. it looks good, right?  

[mercureis]

Iam use wallet online until now still blockchain dot info

[mahrezpunjab]

iam use blockchain

[socks435]

Before i am using coinbase they have a good service before but after i experience of delay or pending problem in my account i stop using it instead i convert into electrum but i have one wallet thats very trusted online wallet here in my country coins.ph my bitcoin there are safe..

[rudalist]

iam use bitgo blokchain and coinbase
in backup system iam use electreum dekstop because fast syncronize

[alfaboy23]

I'm using blockchain.info for temporary storage, Xapo for my faucet funds, Coins.ph to convert my earnings to our country's currency and cash-out and I use Coinbase in mining.

[phreaky]

I'm still using the blockchain because its simply one of the best online wallets there is on the market right now, they have a good security and you can choose what kind of security you want to use also.
They never had big problems and that is also making them very trust worthy.

[OROBTC]

what offline wallet are you using? is it safe to store large amount there?

technically you can install all the desktop wallets on an offline computer to generate a bitcoin address/private key and send your bitcoins to that bitcoin address. and as long as you 1) downloaded the correct program and not a malicious one and 2) keep that computer offline and free of any malicious programs your coins are safe.

trezor that was suggested to you is good only if you have a lot of bitcoin and if you are willing to spend $100 for a bitcoin wallet.

Nice information re desktop wallets.

I have a Trezor and like it a lot.  I agree that for any larger amounts of BTC, a proven hardware solution is best.

I use blockchain.info's wallet for convenience, but store the larger balance in a Trezor, Ledge Nano and Opendime.

[neochiny]

I've always used blockchain.info, though the fees sometimes hurt. Then coinbase, coz it's cheap but it's mainly for minor transactions and I don't leave much in my wallet there. It's mostly where my funds from gambling goes through since I can't directly deposit it on our local exchange coins.ph due to strict gambling restrictions. I haven't used xapo yet.

[SmartIphone]

 I found xapo , blockchain.info ,  moneypot , coinsbank . Just to name a few.

 Also did blockchain.info had a design change recently?

If you make lots of transaction within a short period of time then it is good for you to have an online wallet which pays the tx fees.
Few of them that pay the transaction fees are xapo and coinbase, but if you don't make lots of transaction then a desktop wallet like electrum is better.

[isoneguy]

Lets not forget that vircurex.com is the only site to consistently pay out dividends on ltc, btc and ppc balances over a certain amount.

[Decoded]

BitGo isn't an online wallet per se, but it's connected the internet. Multisig FTW!

Also yes, Blockchain.info revamped their UI.

Lets not forget that vircurex.com is the only site to consistently pay out dividends on ltc, btc and ppc balances over a certain amount.

There's always a first time. Sites like this that give out "free money" are never safe.

 

[isoneguy]

It's not free money, it's a percentage of transaction fees.

[social crypto comunity]

It's not free money, it's a percentage of transaction fees.

if you want wallet is free sending not fee every send
you can try coinbase and xapo, but xapo and coinbase you can't service private key
because xapo and coin base not use service private key

[BTcOptionTrade]

online wallet iam use blockchain because in there open service about private key

[x4]

Blockchain.info wallet is the only I used that includes in your lists. But  I used mycelium as my main wallet because I'm an android user, in mycelium you can  access your private keys, can sign a message  and of course its secured and I feel comfortable with mycelium wallet.

[Hazir]

I've always used blockchain.info, though the fees sometimes hurt. Then coinbase, coz it's cheap but it's mainly for minor transactions and I don't leave much in my wallet there. It's mostly where my funds from gambling goes through since I can't directly deposit it on our local exchange coins.ph due to strict gambling restrictions. I haven't used xapo yet.

Well, it is not that Blockchain.info is grabbing that transaction fee money for themselves, it is a bitcoin's network fee.
If you are stingy to the point you want to take a risk and lower it down - you can. With transaction which don't require fast confirmation time, you can use low fee variant.

[truimpheriues]

blockchain still the best

[rektDude]

blockchain still the best

I'm also using the blockchain and Its just one of the best wallets online that is still existing these days.
I think its a safe wallet although its online and that makes it for me good.