Universal wallet?

[BulldogP]

Just wondering if there is a universal wallet for coins? Right now I have paccoin and myether wallet.
But would like to store other sat coins as well.

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[joselitobayagbag]

Just wondering if there is a universal wallet for coins? Right now I have paccoin and myether wallet.
But would like to store other sat coins as well.

Theres no existing wallet that support most of the alts,if will be difficult to do that as the other alts has its own wallet,storing in exchanges isnt a good idea because they are prone to the hackers.

[colacat1111]

Just wondering if there is a universal wallet for coins? Right now I have paccoin and myether wallet.
But would like to store other sat coins as well.

Theres no existing wallet that support most of the alts,if will be difficult to do that as the other alts has its own wallet,storing in exchanges isnt a good idea because they are prone to the hackers.

That is true, Generally, all the altcoins may have its own network, but it choose to distribute tokens on Etherium network mainly.

[Lonsdayl]

I use exodus wallet. It's hardware wallet wich has seed phrase + password confirm. My friend told me that it's secure enough to store BTC, ETH and some ERC20 tokens. Also, I use GateHub to store my XRP.

P.S: I recommend you to use hardware wallets + install Linux OS. There is no universal wallet, choose one or a couple which you like and use all of them.

[BulldogP]

thanks everyone, appreciate the feedback.

[alisonwonder]

Just wondering if there is a universal wallet for coins? Right now I have paccoin and myether wallet.
But would like to store other sat coins as well.

universal wallet I think you mean looking for a wallet that can be used to store many types of cryptocurrency? If that's what you are looking for then I can give you advice on trying to use a trust wallet, currently that wallet can be used on many devices including your smartphone.

[fadhilz123]

There are a lot of wallets that can hold multiple coins, the popular example is trust wallet, you can store Bitcoin, Ethereum and tokens, Tron and tokens, BNB, Litecoin, and many more, And of course you hold your private key so this is wallet for all. But If you looking for another example maybe this link will help you

[jrrsparkles]

Gatehub.I registered an account in my name on September 28, 2017. transferred funds to the wallet. saved the password and recovery key. I recently wanted to transfer my funds to the exchange and found that I could not log into my account! the support team wrote to me that the password was changed and the key was re-encrypted in 2019. I didn't! I had two-factor google authentication! I have all the documents proving my identity! I have my phone and my mail! I have my authentication key! The support service does not respond to 10 emails! This is a very bad and unreliable service! pass by! And if you want to donate your money to scammers - you are welcome!

Which wallet you were using at the time? If you have recovery key then you can import the wallet into a new device where password is really unnecessary.

[oprahwindfury]

Multi currency wallet can full fill a part of this.As I am using one to store bitcoin,Ethereum and some other coins.This is Coinbase wallet and here are  various wallet of multi currency exchnage,hold or even buy, sell process.So These are filling up the lack of universal wallet.

[thesmallgod]

I have no idea a wallet that support all type of coin but trustwallet is a multifunctional wallet that supports varieties of blockchain based token. If paccoin is being developed on its own blockchain then it means you are going to store it in their own wallet provided except otherwise. MEW is for token that are ERC-20 compliance you can not store crypto that are not ERC-20 compliance on it

[Zackgeno96]

Just wondering if there is a universal wallet for coins? Right now I have paccoin and myether wallet.
But would like to store other sat coins as well.

This may not be the answer you are looking for, but an exchange may be easier. There you also have more wallets for almost all coins used.
And you can easily sell or exchange them to another currency too. You just have to deal with the fact that they manage you all and that might be something you don't want.
What is it for you to be able to store multiple coins on 1 wallet? There are only a few coins that are really widely used, then it is just as easy to take a few wallets. Bitcoin, Ethereum eg.
Easy to keep up with and manage.