A multi-currency wallet to recommend

[vtv]

Hi all,

I am looking for a multi-currency wallet open-source project (or coin-agnostic wallet), do you come cross one to recommend?
Have posted here as well but no reply so far:
https:// bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/62488/looking-for-a-generic-wallet-solution-with-focus-on-security

Cheers

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[swissgang]

Coinomi is open source and it is more secure than jaxx as they say. Such applications always should be open source.

[johnyespapa]

I dont recommend any online currency,you better buy a hard wallet like nano s or trezor thats the safest place you can hold your coins.

[Niya]

Hi all,

I am looking for a multi-currency wallet open-source project (or coin-agnostic wallet), do you come cross one to recommend?
Have posted here as well but no reply so far:
https:// bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/62488/looking-for-a-generic-wallet-solution-with-focus-on-security

Cheers

How many and which coins do you need?
If you just need ETH, BTC and LTC, as long as some fiat currencies you can use Waves. It is really user-friendly and nice to use. Also, of course, on Waves Lite App you can manage Waves and Waves-based tokens.

[paparadis]

The best and safest wallet you can choose is a hardware wallet. I am using Trezor, it is very easy to use.

[~Bitcoin~]

Coinomi is open source and it is more secure than jaxx as they say. Such applications always should be open source.

I don't know much about coinomi because I haven't used them but talking about JAxx they are now worthless because transactions are not going through smoothly on one click like before.

Eoxdus is more reliable but it is not open sourced.

[swpqlhmgp]

I used JAXX, it should be open source.
But as you know, all these wallets are company-owned and rarely open source. In addition, I also think that open-source wallet is still very unsafe.

[cryptopussies]

Dont trust any online wallet,its better you use a paper wallet or a hardwallet,keep the private keys and you are good to go.

[bergenic]

Exodus is very nice desktop wallet, one step safer from an online wallet. Supports tons of coins and it also has an exchange to buy/sell them: https://www.exodus.io/

If you want ultimate security you'd buy Ledger Nano: https://www.ledgerwallet.com/

Supports also the most popular altcoins.

[pey]

Multi currency wallets are easy to use, secure, open source bla bla... then there should be a high risk. What you pay for those wallets? Mostly nothing so the cost is in fact the risk.