Which wallet is best for ERC20 tokens?

[shodik007]

I don't know how a senior member on this forum creates a new topic for this.!! There are literally hundreds of topics on this and myetherwallet is the best wallet to use all of erc20 tokens and also has the best access design.

a person's knowledge cannot be measured from a rank, level, or anything higher. even anything that is trivial if he doesn't know it will be very difficult to do, so I think it doesn't hurt to ask like that maybe to make sure too

[sazonk]

of course the best web based ERC 20 wallet still remains myetherwallet.com. There is no doubt anymore, from the beginning of the emergence of ERC20 I have never used another wallet besides MEW. MEW is very sophisticated all the erc-based support tokens in the wallet. If you are confused about choosing, MEW is the answer. And for other erc wallets I use metamask because currently the average of the exchanger / market requires our wallet to be integrated directly with the exchanger. Of all that security is also important to safeguard our assets, I recommend adding security to your browser if you use metamask, and don't forget to save / back up your sheed.

I've been in the crypto world for almost 3 years and so far I trusted only one wallet, as I've been comfortable with it ever since, and that is myetherwallet.com. So far, it makes me comfortable to use, so haven't try other wallet although some are also secured, but for me still MEW is friendly use too.

especially the classic mode of mew, very easy and comfortable. But for the new mew , it is no less than the classic, even better with a myriad of features and of course this MEW supports Hardware Wallets (Ledger Nano S, Trezor, Digital Bitbox, Finney, etc.). By using a hardware wallet that is connected to mew, this allows us to get high security for our assets. Hardware wallets use the highest security measures to encrypt a private key within the device itself, keeping phishers and hackers at bay. Users of most hardwares wallets do not receive their private key, but instead receive a 24-word mnemonic phrase for recovery purposes. The devices are also usually accompanied by a pin code or password used to unlock the device, and all information about each wallet is kept on the actual physical device itself. It is very safe and comfortable for me, and of course I also use Nano Leger as an additional wallet for my erc 20 assets.

[VDraci]

there are various of mobile wallets that supports all erc20 tokens, the ball is in your court pal, any wallet that supports ETH will definitely support erc20 tokens, Monarch wallet, HPB wallet, Myether, Jaxx, Trust, coinomi, you name it

[Mr.Noda]

Personally, I have been using metamask for several years now. A good wallet in every way, supports all tokens on Ethereum.

[youdacapt]

Personally, I have been using metamask for several years now. A good wallet in every way, supports all tokens on Ethereum.

combining them in two stages of security between metamask and myetherwallet accounts is very good, so if something happens with metamask, there are still things that can be expected to be safer, sometimes we don't know whether someday addons can be infiltrated by trojans or not. For other wallets I think there is nothing more comfortable than both, except for applications, I recommend using Imtoken.

[poodle63]

Personally, I have been using metamask for several years now. A good wallet in every way, supports all tokens on Ethereum.

there was a lot of bugs in the metamask wallet and it's not a good choice again to use it. some people have made complaints if they can't take their funds back or login to the wallet. mycrypto and mew still become the best choice right now especially when it comes to the desktop wallet.

[crypto1987]

Metamask is an excellent option, as is MyCrypto desktop.

ERC-20 tokens work quite well with these Wallets, many Exchanges can be programmed with Metamask easily and safely.

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[ajiz138]

I would recommend using a hardware wallet compared to using metamask which has many vulnerabilities when our computer or device is exposed to malware. Hardware wallets such as Trezor and Ledger are good to choose because of high security to protect your assets.

[Malam90]

I am fond of using Web Based Myetherwallet still now. Myetherwallet is now updated with few features like connecting Metamask, Mewconnect, Hardwarewallet. The best option to me is the connection of Myetherwallet with Metamask. I don;t have experience of using hardware wallet.

[ttcsalam]

I am fond of using Web Based Myetherwallet still now. Myetherwallet is now updated with few features like connecting Metamask, Mewconnect, Hardwarewallet. The best option to me is the connection of Myetherwallet with Metamask. I don;t have experience of using hardware wallet.

I am sharing the same opinion with your opinion. This is what I got from my personal experience.At present, the use of meta masks seems to be the safest.

[killerfrost]

If you use your computer regularly then I think you should choose myetherwallet. This is the best and safest wallet for ERC20 tokens, and if you use your phone regularly you should choose Trustwallet, it is also very safe and extremely easy to use. I have used a lot of wallets and apps before, and these are the 2 best wallets and apps I have felt

[nutriagrigia]

If you use your computer regularly then I think you should choose myetherwallet. This is the best and safest wallet for ERC20 tokens, and if you use your phone regularly you should choose Trustwallet, it is also very safe and extremely easy to use. I have used a lot of wallets and apps before, and these are the 2 best wallets and apps I have felt

I think that storing money on the phone is a very bad idea. The easiest way to hack a wallet is if it is on your mobile device. Of course, if the phone is not connected to the Internet then it is reliable and safe. In this case, the phone will be like a cold wallet.

[aioc]

there are various of mobile wallets that supports all erc20 tokens, the ball is in your court pal, any wallet that supports ETH will definitely support erc20 tokens, Monarch wallet, HPB wallet, Myether, Jaxx, Trust, coinomi, you name it

I highly recommend OP to use desktop wallets more than an internet-based wallet, there are too many hacking because of the domain redirection and link manipulation, it's safer if you use a desktop version, but still goes down on how you can keep your password and passphrase safe.

[Zeke_23]

If you use your computer regularly then I think you should choose myetherwallet. This is the best and safest wallet for ERC20 tokens, and if you use your phone regularly you should choose Trustwallet, it is also very safe and extremely easy to use. I have used a lot of wallets and apps before, and these are the 2 best wallets and apps I have felt

I think that storing money on the phone is a very bad idea. The easiest way to hack a wallet is if it is on your mobile device. Of course, if the phone is not connected to the Internet then it is reliable and safe. In this case, the phone will be like a cold wallet.

There are still some mobile wallet which is good at storing your funds, not all mobile apps wallet is a bad wallet and an easy target for hackers. It is not actually a bad idea since it also gives the same security to users like trustwallet. There are still some users who prefer using their mobile phone to store their funds so I think it is not a bad idea as you think.

To OP, if you are using computer, you can use myetherwallet, just be sure that the site you create the wallet is the real one and just make sure that you do not leaked any information of your wallet for your own security.

[bonyaserg]

Personally, I chose the myetherwallet wallet. Since it is very convenient and practical, you can store a lot of different tokens in your wallet. The wallet also offers convenient conditions for creating transactions that are stored in complete security.

[piebeyb]

according to my recommendation for my community, the best wallet to store ERC20 tokens is myetherwallet and usually I promote them to use a wallet from myetherwallet, because it is easier to make transactions and can access the wallet quickly using a private key, besides that we can also re-check to look back at the wallet address before sending it, some additional display on their website that is able to set the amount of gas limit and how much Gwei is needed for transaction costs, although the drawback is that one of them is to add tokens manually if they have not been registered on meyetherwallet unlike metamask no longer need fill in the number of decimal places and the token symbol

[Jocuserious]

I personally recommend myetherwallet and coinbase if you want take short time holding but better hardware wallet for long time holding planing. Basically i have other some wallet like trustwallet, blockchain' Trezor , Electrum, best  and top number so you can use anyone.

[adjed]

As a bounty hunter, I really do not like myetherwallet because when you receive nay ERC-20 token, you have to manually add the tokens before you can view or send it, so even though you said that web based wallets are better, I have to recommend my best wallet which are not web based, when you receive ERC-20 tokens, these wallets tend to add them automatically and one of them would even alert you on any new incoming transactions, the name of this wallet is imtoken and another favourite of mine is Trust wallet, I have been using these two wallets for years with no issues.

[Google+]

As a bounty hunter, I really do not like myetherwallet because when you receive nay ERC-20 token, you have to manually add the tokens before you can view or send it, so even though you said that web based wallets are better, I have to recommend my best wallet which are not web based, when you receive ERC-20 tokens, these wallets tend to add them automatically and one of them would even alert you on any new incoming transactions, the name of this wallet is imtoken and another favourite of mine is Trust wallet, I have been using these two wallets for years with no issues.

indeed there are some tokens that have not been registered in myetherwallet that is why you have to enter the symbol and smart contract of the token manually but it is not too difficult to do because you can get the information needed from etherscan or from its founder directly, and so far I use myetherwallet still safe and the best erc20 wallet in my experience.

[huu78]

Not the best but I have been using it for 2 years. For smartphones, I use a Trustwallet and Imtoken of course. And for the Web or desktop, I use Metamask and Myetherwallet. All is safe until now if not do a strange transaction that allows it to be phishing.