Best mobile crypto wallet?

[Cheesus]

Then you may use Imtoken. Imtoken wallet is old enough and I did not see any security issue there. Though this wallet for Ethereum based tokens only. Therefore, Coinbase is the safest wallet for me. In our country, Coinbase only being used as a crypto wallet and it is securest for sure!

[Dervish doff]

if I may suggest according to experience, it is better to use IMtoken, I have been using it for a long time, it is safe but keep security very tightly, from us personally, apart from IMtoken I do not believe, however, if you want to have higher security and not easy to hack, my advice is better you use Ledger Nano S wallet or Ledger Nano X, which is in the form of a flash disk, you can read the description on the internet by searching for the ERC-20 ledger nano wallet keyword wallet, and the products are sold on various sites. goods market. more or less that's my suggestion. may be useful.

[lolgato1]

I am using only these wallets in my mobile: Xwallet and Vite because they run everday airdrops in their mobile apps. But if you want to store more money in your mobile, it is not a good idea.

[Avirunes]

Exodus is a good option to go with if you are looking for multiple coin support crypto mobile wallet. I have used their Desktop wallet earlier and its really good. They also have Exchange tab inside their app so its just like Ccoinomi.

Another coinomi alternative is jaxx wallet: https://jaxx.io. Apart from these I haven't used any crypto-wallets with multi-coin support till now.

[Lizzie_Girl]

I use mycelium for bitcoin a mew connect for eth. It is much easier to scan the QR code to pay for something then it is to copy-paste. You also get clipboard jackers that replace your clipboard with the hacker's address and when you paste what you think is the one you want to pay into but really it is theirs. Scanning a QR code prevents this, the amount to pay and fees are also automatic. You simply adjust the fees in the advanced setting if you feel you need to decrease or increase them but I find that the preset values are usually fine.

[Bitcoin Seller]

Depends on which chain based token you want to store. There are multi-wallet like trust or coinomi wallet available. But if you want specific then for ETH I will suggest mewconnect, for eos nova wallet is great ,for lumens lobster is fine. I personally use a wallet called math wallet. If you want many chain in a single wallet but separately then math wallet is best.

I like Exodus as it is a wallet that supports many cryptocurrency assets with the possibility of exchanging them directly in the application. Unlike most similar solutions, in particular multicurrency, the interface of this wallet is so simple and understandable that even beginners in the cryptocurrency sphere can use it. It is the best choice for a newbie as I think, but it is up to you.

[infarterr]

Hello, anyone does have a great and secure mobile crypto wallet that you can suggest?

No Coinomi - As previously it was stated that it is not well secured
Aside from Enjin, Trust wallet

Any others to suggest and why?
Thanks and regards

Maybe using a hardware wallet is safer than software. But for me the hardware when combined with software is also very easy to be attacked by a virus. Which makes coins disappear from the wallet when our device is attacked by a virus. They send Malware to the devices we use.

[Greatchu]

Every popular crypto wallets that gives private keys to users are fine, stay away from new wallets unless you have seen good reviews about them and don't go online looking for wallets to download cos you might end up downloading fake wallets that will only steal your funds once you deposit on it

[hashman]

Trustwallet is one step ahead from other wallets in my view. First of all it is official wallet of Binance. As Binance ecosystem is getting bigger everyday, Trustwallet also. As Binance exchange leading the crypto world, Trustwallet will soon.
Easy to use, support many coins, Binance is behind it. I think no need to search another wallet while there is Trustwallet 😊

[acepro]

trustwallet, coinomi is the best, for coinomi itself is very helpful because many coins have their own blockchain and everything is there, for trustwallet to be good because it is supported by binance and can be used to store tokens from binance (bep2).

[Roidz]

I only use imtoken and also trust wallet on my cellphone to store all altcoin / tokens that I have gotten so far, the reason I chose imtoken is that of its easy use and features and most importantly imtoken wallet supports almost all tokens based on erc20. In my opinion all wallets have a low level of security, so we as the owner certainly have full responsibility for the security of our assets fully and several ways to secure the wallet at seluller:  

• Don't get carried away by installing unnecessary mobile applications,

• Add Two Factor Identification-authorization for all applications on smartphones,

• Be sure to check the link to the application on the project's official website,

• Do not interact with sites related to cryptocurrency without the HTTPS protocol.

[TaliskerDarkStorm]

It depends on your needs. For example if you're looking for a multi-currency wallet you should use different one if you're looking for a wallet that you can buy cryptocurrencies with debit/credit cards it different too.

1 - Trust Wallet - Mostly contains coins that use Binance blockchain infrastructure.
2 - Atomic Wallet - You can buy cryptocurrencies with your debit/credit cards, contains over 300 cryptocurrencies. It's also decentralized and listed on BinanceDEX, This wallet also provides staking opportunity. But i must say that i don't like the wallet design.
3 - Cobo Wallet - A wallet with dedicated hardware. Also, it offers different staking opportunities.
4 - Infinito Wallet - Strong wallet with different features. You can use dApps, you can participate airdrops etc. And also you can open more than 1 wallet and can use them simultaneously and if you have a more than 1 eos account, you can link all of them.
4 - Meet.One- This is only for EOS tokens. Since I closely interested in EOS I  generally use this wallet. And you can access to exchanges, dApps, airdrops website either.

These are favourite wallets, as I said before, it depends on your needs. You need to assess and decide on your own.

[zeingrind777]

Blockchain.info mobile crypto wallet is still the best in my opinion, Blockchain.info currently supports Ethereum, Stellar and Paxos, and the swap feature is very easy

trustwallet, coinomi is the best, for coinomi itself is very helpful because many coins have their own blockchain and everything is there, for trustwallet to be good because it is supported by binance and can be used to store tokens from binance (bep2).

OP already said besides COINOMI

[passwordnow]

Blockchain.info mobile crypto wallet is still the best in my opinion, Blockchain.info currently supports Ethereum, Stellar and Paxos, and the swap feature is very easy

It's '.info' before but they have already changed into '.com'
The wallet seems to be buggy and I don't think that I'll use them with huge amounts but for smaller amounts and I don't have a choice, I'll be fine I guess. The wallet is easy to use but those bugs that has been seen before can also show again somehow while using them.

[adzino]

It's '.info' before but they have already changed into '.com'
The wallet seems to be buggy and I don't think that I'll use them with huge amounts but for smaller amounts and I don't have a choice, I'll be fine I guess. The wallet is easy to use but those bugs that has been seen before can also show again somehow while using them.

Its not just blockchain.com web wallet or mobile wallet you shouldn't be using, you coins aren't safe in most of the online wallets. There is always a chance of losing your coins if you store it in an online wallet. I am not much sure about mobile wallets since I haven't used any (i do use coinbase mobile app, but I don't consider it as an exclusive mobile wallet) but I am pretty much sure they aren't safe too. Just use those provided desktop wallets given by the developer of the coins and make sure your computer/mobile is clean and safe.

[aji567]

Hello, anyone does have a great and secure mobile crypto wallet that you can suggest?

No Coinomi - As previously it was stated that it is not well secured
Aside from Enjin, Trust wallet

Any others to suggest and why?
Thanks and regards

I use coinbase and it doesn't interfere with my usage until this moment. and also there are no obstacles when making transactions with Coinbase. for me this is the best of all crypto cellular wallets.

[passwordnow]

It's '.info' before but they have already changed into '.com'
The wallet seems to be buggy and I don't think that I'll use them with huge amounts but for smaller amounts and I don't have a choice, I'll be fine I guess. The wallet is easy to use but those bugs that has been seen before can also show again somehow while using them.

Its not just blockchain.com web wallet or mobile wallet you shouldn't be using, you coins aren't safe in most of the online wallets. There is always a chance of losing your coins if you store it in an online wallet. I am not much sure about mobile wallets since I haven't used any (i do use coinbase mobile app, but I don't consider it as an exclusive mobile wallet) but I am pretty much sure they aren't safe too. Just use those provided desktop wallets given by the developer of the coins and make sure your computer/mobile is clean and safe.

I'm aware that there's a risk of using this wallet but we don't know what's on the mind of the other users. They keep on using this wallet and even though there were warnings of stop of using them. I've used the web app and mobile app. The bugs that I've encountered mostly with the mobile app that's why I stopped using it. There are other mobile wallets and we need it because if you are a person that's always on the go, you can simply check your balance on your phone.

[beliomir]

I especially do not like to use mobile wallets, but I use Atomic and consider it the most convenient and reliable wallet

[Alohadanc3]

Mobile wallets are being popular in this days. For some specific reason like easy to use, accessible anywhere, secure(not much). And there are lots of mobile wallets available if you want to hold most of you coin in one wallet then you can use some multi wallets like coinomi. You can also use math wallet where you can access each and every cahian wallet. You also can go with some specific chain wallet like myconnect(ETH), o3wallet(neo) , nova wallet(eos), lobster(lumen). Now its depends on your need.

[sulendra12]

You can always check all the mobile wallet here: https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/mobile/android/?platform=android&step=5
It provides lot of good mobile wallets as far as I can see.

Maybe using a hardware wallet is safer than software.

But he/she is looking for mobile wallet tho, so this is irrelevant.
 

They send Malware to the devices we use.

It depends on the user itself for how they secure their wallet. I have been using software wallet for like 6 years and I don't encounter any single malware in my entire life.