Choosing (paper) wallet

[Sir_Justin]

Hello guys,

As you can see i'm very new on this forum, so i'll start by saying: Hello everyone! and sorry if i'm posting this in the wrong section of the forum.

I'm having zero experience with cryptocurrency, so i'm doing this together with a good mate. He has a little more experience.

Me and my friend were talking about having a digital wallet. Since i'm having a hard time trusting these online wallets (hackable etc.) i decided to have a paper version, with a code, save in my safe. My friend told me about https://walletgenerator.net/. Is this website reliable?

wich wallet do you recommend? (i'm about to buy some deep union coins).

thanks for helping me out!

Sir_Justin.

[MadGamer]

A better alternative would be to use: Bitaddress.org but keep in mind that If you're planning to spend on a daily basis, a paper wallet wouldn't make much sense unless you're using it for long term storage. The site you shared and the one I gave you both make paper wallets for Bitcoin so you won't be able to store your DeepOnions there (and I don't suggest buying it in the place). I'd go with Bitcoin directly.

[TryNinja]

The website is safe. But for maximum security, you should download the source code yourself and run it locally while disconnected to the internet. Just download the code from their repo[1] and open the index.html file in your browser.

[1] https://github.com/MichaelMure/WalletGenerator.net