Multiwallet with console / api support

[d4rfl0w]

Hello,

I am looking for a multiwallet (support for e.g. bitcoin, etherum, bitcoin cash, dash, litecoin).

Something like jaxx liberty just needs to be supported:
- linux
- console
- optional api, web server (support from php)
- without downloading this mass of gb so that the wallet can work on the network, only a fast connection without data like in jax liberty

If anyone knows the name of such a wallet (or an approximate one), please let me know, thank you for your help.

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[dkbit98]

Jaxx is one of the worst wallets I know, and most software wallets with support for multiple coins are closed source like Exodus, Coinomi, Atomic or Trust wallet, so I don't recommend using any of them.
Your best option would be purchasing hardware wallets that are open source like Bitbox or Trezor, but I am not sure if they have everything you are asking.

[BitMaxz]

There is no crypto wallet in Linux with API most of them don't have that feature like Exodus wallet they don't have a plan to add it either.

What exactly do you plan why you are looking for a multi-coin wallet that supports those features?


I agree with the above post it's safe if you go buy a hardware wallet but he didn't mention one of the well-known hardware wallet I'll add this "Ledger nano" so that you have choices but trezor and ledger nano should be the best.

[HCP]

"Multi Wallets" don't tend to offer console versions with APIs etc... they tend to be focused on the "lowest common denominator" and offer shiny mobile/desktop wallets for users wanting to deal with all the altcoins etc.

If being able to interact programmatically with the wallet is an essential requirement, you might need to consider looking at some of the custodial offerings (ie. exchanges) that have comprehensive APIs etc.

The downside (aside from the custodial nature and lack of control of keys etc) being that fees and minimum amounts associated with exchanges can be pretty brutal... for instance I just looked at withdrawing from an exchange and their minimum fee is hard coded at 0.00020000 BTC!!?! That's like ~US$10 (even with the dump in BTC price just now)...

[d4rfl0w]

I thought multiwallets didn't support api / console. Thanks for the information

[hugeblack]

What you're looking for is not a wallet but a crypto payment processor that processes and synchronizes with your master public key that the wallet generates.
Therefore, you need a multi-currency wallet that generates a master public key, but unfortunately most multi-currency wallets are closed source.
You need an open source wallet for major crypto pairs and then you can use a closed source wallet with lower one or buy a hardware wallet.