NotYourKeys.org (now with a Community Contribution campaign)

[MusaMohamed]

On your site, you gave readers some good non-custodial wallets for desktop and mobile. Electrum wallet is listed but for desktop only. Why did you not put Electrum in Mobile wallet? Electrum has mobile wallet: https://electrum.org/#download

Some Non-Custodial Wallets

    Hardware: Ledger | Trezor | Coldcard
    Mobile: BlueWallet | BRD | Samourai Wallet
    Desktop: Electrum | Wasabi Wallet

You created a good site from domain names (easy to remember) to documents but you forgot a very important thing for bitcoin wallets: Verification that must be done to avoid loss for phishing sites and bad applications.

How to Safely Download and Verify Electrum.

Warning: Electrum versions older than 3.3.4 are susceptible to phishing. Do not download Electrum from another source than electrum.org, and learn to verify GPG signatures.
Latest release: Electrum-4.0.5

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[ndalliard]

This is an awesome idea / site.

Is there a reason the Bitcoin Core Wallet (in the desktop section) isn't listed?

[ndalliard]

Is there a reason the Bitcoin Core Wallet (in the desktop section) isn't listed?

Imagine yourself when you discover bitcoin for first time and ask this question to yourself, do you want to download and store 300GB+ (you only need to store few GB if you use prune mode) of blockchain while there are light wallet (such as Electrum)?

Sure, I would, I think that is the whole point of BTC. Minimizing trust.

[mk4]

Sure, I would, I think that is the whole point of BTC. Minimizing trust.

That makes sense. But prooobably not a good idea to recommend for the masses. I personally think it's better to point them to the user-friendly wallets first, and if they actually want to get serious with Bitcoin, chances are they'll find their way into running their own node. Personally even as a decently tech-savvy person, I could see the possibility of me getting easily uninterested when starting out.