Which BTC wallet to use?

[hitrawal91]

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

There are many wallets available for storing bitcoins and other crypto coins and I would suggest you go for Hardware wallets because they are highly secured comparing to other wallets something like Trezor Wallet and Ledger Nano S wallet. For remittance, you can use Bitcoin debit card if it is available or else you can go for bank transfers. if the charges are high over there then you can search for some local dealer who can help you or guide you how you can withdraw the amount with minimal fees.

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[ladydark]

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

You could use Electrum wallet which is safe and secure You could send even very huge amounts with very low transaction fee.

[faceoff97]

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

I use different wallet but I prefer to use the wallet that is actually recognized by the government and majority of the people in my country. thoigh it is less safe than hardware wallet, such kind of wallet allows us to easily do free transaction and even buying good and services. It also allows us to easily do connversion in local fiat in just a snap.

[Deathgamer]

Well I use bitcoin wallet which is coins.ph because it is the most recommended bitcoin wallet in my country also it is safe and secure and can be use to pay your bills and buy Eloads.

[lepbagong]

I've tried all kinds of Bitcoin storage wallet and the result is, all the same, the fee is very high...
but when my local exchanger is there, I'd rather save Bitcoin and some Altcoin in my local exchanger, its fee is low, safe and withdraws it is not complicated...so I'd rather save Bitcoin in your local wallet exchanger.

Actually the usual thing for bitcoin that is already known and sought after many people if it would be difficult to find a very low cost for the bitcoin storage wallet.

[ruhel khan]

There are lots of bitcoin wallet available in crypto market. Different country people use different wallet for store or buy and sell bitcoin. But in my opinion, coinbase is best for it. Blockchain is also good for average use.

[AquaVitae]

Use Jaxx (https://jaxx.io/). It can hold many other coins too, like Litecoin, Doge, Ethereum, Dash. I have used it for quite some time, and it has served me well.

[SPQR_Legionnaire]

Trezor is around the longest and as a first hw wallet received a lot of security attention. I have no experience with ledger, keepkey software seems much worse and they don't even support additional passphrase in their chrome app.

Trezor interface is pretty handy but as some other comment stated Mycelium supports trezor (and is a great wallet to keep small coffee amounts on the phone apart from that).

[freetokens]

There are many btc wallets in crypto world , both software and hardware wallets are available in market which are good enough to secure . Nano ledger which is hardware wallet which is easy to carry everywhere and software wallets  like Exodus can be used to save in systems as well.

[Pan Troglodytes]

If you just want the starter wallet you can use Jaxx as it was suggested above, it is pretty universal in the sense that it can support many currencies.

On the other hand, the more funds you have, the more sense it makes to make it securely, and that security can be provided by a hardware wallet (Trezor or Ledger). Just make sure to buy it from the original vendor, many scams happened when people bought it from eBay in an attempt to save some money, but in effect lost all their holdings in crypto.

Ledger supports more coins than Trezor.

[travelgear17]

Electrum is a famous, loose garage choice within the bitcoin network, and is one of the most, if now not the maximum, properly-reputable laptop storage apps obtainable. it's been round due to the fact 2011 and is also available for cellular, even though Apple (ticker: AAPL) iPhone customers are out of good fortune – so far it is only supported via Android.

[Hazir]

Electrum is a famous, loose garage choice within the bitcoin network, and is one of the most, if now not the maximum, properly-reputable laptop storage apps obtainable. it's been round due to the fact 2011 and is also available for cellular, even though Apple (ticker: AAPL) iPhone customers are out of good fortune – so far it is only supported via Android.

Please remember that even the most reputable wallet might have a hole in it. Electrum is awesome but IIRC there was a security breach found in Electrum, like 2 version ago?
No matter which wallet you use and I am not talking here about online wallets, where you are not the true owner of private keys.
The best option would be setting a strong password, or if you are total safety freak you may want to encrypt your private keys.

[hakertajniak]

Greetings,
Do you guys know what is the best wallet for bitcoin? I've never had a crypto-wallet yet. I have a bank account, though. In banks, cash remittance is unlimited and pretty fast, but service fee is pretty high. Is there a wallet with fast cash remittance and minimum service fee for remittance?

The best wallet of course trezor. It is a hard wallet, the most secure wallet.
As long as you have a wallet seed phrase or key stored in somewhere safe place, you are good.

[Crislyn4116]

I think here in the philippines they have a company that can converted bitcoin into our physical currency and ethereum to our currency and also bitcoin into ethereum. And it safe to store bitcoin in this wallet. Some of the people use coins.ph

[Odlanyer]

The're many wallet can we use but we have to choose only one that we can really trust that our many are safe, I suggest to use is blockchain.info wallet because that is well protected in Blockchain technology and the password can be changed and really secured.

[Md.salauddin]

if you are asking about security then i must say you should go for the hardware wallets. I think it is safest and also very much comfortable to use. i personally prefer ledger nano S and also trezor.

[mc.craigsvictor]

If you are asking for the best then i must recommend you to go with the hardware wallets, though it is little expensive but not more than your security. You can try ledger or trezor.

[Julia Wilson]

Armory
Calling themselves ‘The Only Open-Source Wallet With Cold Storage and Multi-Signature Support’, Armory is one of the popular options around for desktop bitcoin wallet. Private keys are stored in an offline computer, which means that only someone with access to the physical location of the computer (it is kept secret) can steal bitcoins.

[janhllr]

Mycelium
Mycelium is one of the safest and most recommended options for secure bitcoin storage on mobile. Boasting ‘bank grade security’, it boasts Hierarchical Deterministic wallets, private key deletion and ‘watch only’ accounts.

[lonlonmarlon]

i think mose usely wallet for btc is the https://www.myetherwallet.com/ because the myetherwallet is very good for your btc and safe your btc there in myetherwallet and trusted btc wallet and that's only my opinion.