Best cellphone wallets

[dothebeats]

I personally use Mycellium for my older device which serves as a temporary cold wallet due to its security features and Bitcoin wallet created by Andreas Schildbach because of its simplicity and efficiency when it comes to creating transactions especially the fees given that most tx are having some hard time being confirmed. Been using both wallets for 2 years and never have had any problems from using them so far.

[Barbut]

I have xapo on my android, I didn't use that wallet too much but it was good and without fees, that attracted me to use xapo. Now they have fees as I read here on the forum, they are changing policy.
Like I said I didn't use it much and I don't plan to do that in the future, lap top is much better place for wallets and everything else.

[batang_bitcoin]

I have xapo on my android, I didn't use that wallet too much but it was good and without fees, that attracted me to use xapo. Now they have fees as I read here on the forum, they are changing policy.
Like I said I didn't use it much and I don't plan to do that in the future, lap top is much better place for wallets and everything else.

Yes, there's an update now with xapo and they are now charging outgoing transactions just like the early adoption of blockchain.info. I tried to use xapo's bitcoin wallet app . And I can say it's fine when I started to use it but I'm not using it anymore, I will still prefer to use web wallet because I might lose my phone.

[vapourminer]

another vote for mycelium.

easy to use, variable fees, uses qt codes.

managed to break my phone with mycelium on it, recovered to new phone with the seeds with everything intact except for address labels.

[Kotone]

Maybe its blockchain will be the best but since the charges are becoming high and high you can use your country wallet if theres one but if don't have one maybe xapo or use offline wallet that you can use on your desktop.

[virasog]

I have xapo on my android, I didn't use that wallet too much but it was good and without fees, that attracted me to use xapo. Now they have fees as I read here on the forum, they are changing policy.
Like I said I didn't use it much and I don't plan to do that in the future, lap top is much better place for wallets and everything else.

I prefer BreadWallet for my cell phone as i have an iphone but i do not use it. Cell phones are easy to be lost or stolen so i will not keep my bitcoin saving in them. I also prefer using desktop wallet, my favorite one is Electrum. I mostly avoid web wallets like Xapo and coinbase due to lack of control over the coins if we use those.

[frowsiter]

Yeah mycelium is very good wallet. It has featured security by using private keys stored on your phone. You can also try CREDITBIT wallet which is etherum based wallet. It also has the feature of "keystone" file access which uses very encrypted file to unlock your wallet. So it very secure. The swap feature in the wallet will be helpful to convert your Eth to btc or vise versa. Plus added advantage of ICO you can take as CRAB coins. It is emerging and valuable coin.

[Hazir]

I am a huge Electrum fan I use it on my desktop machine and I am very pleased by it.
So when I learned that there is mobile version of Electrum for Android I instantly installed it on my phone.
If you are an Apple user, then I guess the best wallet for you is still BreadWallet or you can test GreenAddress too.

[vapourminer]

you can link mycelium to your trezor for added security. although havent tried it with mine yet.

[Wendigo]

I have been using Mycelium on my Android tablet and I think it's the most feature-rich mobile wallet on the Android platform. For iPhone I have heard good things about Breadwallet and recently the devs have ported it to Android. I haven't used it yet but it must be good software judging by the reviews. On my Windows mobile phone I have been using Copay and it's a simple but solid wallet serving more as a payment app than a full-blown wallet. And for the past few weeks I have been dipping my toes into the Jaxx wallet which can be installed onto both Android and iOS and holds alt coins plus has an in-built Shapeshift conversion service.

[joeyjojoshb]

so Breadwallet and mycellium?  I think breadwallet is also available on android now, has anyone had a chance to try breadwallet on android?

[madwica]

so Breadwallet and mycellium?  I think breadwallet is also available on android now, has anyone had a chance to try breadwallet on android?

for me mycellium is good wallet for cellphone or mobile wallet, i do not encounter any problem with this wallet and also its very easy to used than other wallet. But i just used this for receiving bitcoin from my once source of income then i will always transfer it to my local bitcoin wallet.

[joeyjojoshb]

Yeah mycelium is very good wallet. It has featured security by using private keys stored on your phone. You can also try CREDITBIT wallet which is etherum based wallet. It also has the feature of "keystone" file access which uses very encrypted file to unlock your wallet. So it very secure. The swap feature in the wallet will be helpful to convert your Eth to btc or vise versa. Plus added advantage of ICO you can take as CRAB coins. It is emerging and valuable coin.

really interested in creditbit as well!  are there any cellphone wallets for eth?

[carlisle1]

I haven't tried to use any other bitcoin wallet like mycelium but after seeing those suggestion as well as the opinions about it from the other people who posted in this thread I am now thinking of using it too as it seem to have a good features especially in terms of security . Ever since I am only using an online wallet provider which is locally based here in my country, they are providing some services like, I can use my bitcoin to reload my mobile credit and using their service I can be able to pay utility bills directly with my bitcoins.

[joeyjojoshb]

I am a huge Electrum fan I use it on my desktop machine and I am very pleased by it.
So when I learned that there is mobile version of Electrum for Android I instantly installed it on my phone.
If you are an Apple user, then I guess the best wallet for you is still BreadWallet or you can test GreenAddress too.

I have looked at electrum for android and it has alot of negative reviews.  Can you say its good for your use?  Have you run into any issues?