Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet or Guarda?

[hack3rcon]

Hello,
I need a cryptocurrency wallet that usable on the Desktop and cell phone. I want to choose from Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet and Guarda. Which one is OK?


Thank you.

[mk4]

Trust wallet seems fine based on feedback I'm seeing. No comment on the other two.

As always, if you're planning on holding bitcoin/crypto that's going to be worth good amounts, grab a reputable hardware wallet.

https://ledger.com/
https://trezor.io/

[NeuroticFish]

If you have significant amounts I also suggest a hardware wallet. For Bitcoin you'll be able to use it on your phone from Mycelium and from your desktop with Electrum or Sparrow wallet.
If you have pennies.. it doesn't matter much.

And I'd advice something more. I've seen that these seem to be multi-currency wallets.
Think well if you want to handle there only Bitcoin or also various altcoins (beware, altcoins are much riskier investment than Bitcoin).
Maybe you should ask in Altcoin Discussion too for opinions.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Hello,
I need a cryptocurrency wallet that usable on the Desktop and cell phone. I want to choose from Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet and Guarda. Which one is OK?

Among the choices you mentioned trustwallet is the best one. Ive used atomic wallet before also fine but trust is much better. Im not sure on the guarda never tried it before.

But better to use mk4 suggestion for safety purposes.

But if you gonna trade different altcoins then go for trustwallet since thry supported multiple tokens and coins.

[witcher_sense]

Frankly speaking, I am not a big fan of wallets that are designed to maintain access to thousands of different cryptocurrencies but if I had to choose one I would consider a wallet that is both open source and feature-rich. One of the wallets that recently came to my attention was a wallet called "Unstoppable wallet". Link: https://github.com/horizontalsystems/unstoppable-wallet-android

What I like about this wallet:
1) it is open-source
2) it is non-custodial
3) it is listed on F-Droid
4) it supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, ERC20, and BEP20 tokens
5) it has a convenient design

[Oshosondy]

I too will go for trust wallet, it will be the best choice for altcoins, but for bitcoin use electrum wallet, it is better on desktop but still having good mobile version.

As always, if you're planning on holding bitcoin/crypto that's going to be worth good amounts, grab a reputable hardware wallet.
https://ledger.com/
https://trezor.io/

Best choice to me too, for better safety and maximum protection.

[hack3rcon]

Thank you all.
I need a multi-cryptocurrency wallet that support Desktop too. One of the disadvantages of the Trust Wallet is that, it's just for the mobiles!
Can anyone share his\her experiences about Atomic Wallet and Guarda?

[Little Mouse]

Can anyone share his\her experiences about Atomic Wallet and Guarda?

Atomic wallet had few bugs. I have seen some people reported on reddit. Apart from that, they are a closed source wallet although closed source doesn’t necessarily mean to be a bad one.
Haven’t used Guarda, so have no knowledge on that.

Side note- A hardware wallet isn't so much expensive these days. You may consider going for one to secure your asset. Some wallet supports a lot of coins. So, you will have all the options.

[cheezcarls]

For mobile, of course Trust Wallet is what I am using until now. For desktop, it’s better for you to get a hardware wallet like Trezor or Ledger Nano S that is if you have some money to invest. However, it’s worth investing in the hardware wallet coz’ it’s a cold storage and the most secured one in all of the crypto wallets.

[boyptc]

I've used Atomic Wallet a few times including the mobile wallet but that's it, nothing bad I experienced w/ it.

If it's only bitcoin and you have no budget for hardware wallet, Electrum best choice.

[hugeblack]

Hello,
I need a cryptocurrency wallet that usable on the Desktop and cell phone. I want to choose from Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet and Guarda. Which one is OK?

They are all closed source wallets, so some of them may be more secure than others, but we can't guarantee that?
if we compare Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet and Guarda, trust wil win in my option.

Generally what currencies would you like to Hold and for how long (fees option), New wallet is open source and offers a good number of supported platforms and currencies, there is also MetaMask.

[dkbit98]

I need a cryptocurrency wallet that usable on the Desktop and cell phone. I want to choose from Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet and Guarda. Which one is OK?

I tested all of them when I looked for some wallet that supports multiple currencies, but my conclusion is that all of them are closed source and not good for me.
Best option would be to have some open source hardware wallet like Trezor, or for mobile version check out BlueWallet, Mycellium or maybe Unstoppable wallet for multi coin support.
For desktop computer wallet Electrum and Wasabi are probably best option you can use for Bitcoin.

[hack3rcon]

Thank you again.
The Unstoppable Wallet is just for the Mobile and not Desktop
I need a wallet that support both of the Desktop and Mobile and support multiple currencies.

[Lucius]

@hack3rcon, I found one interesting thread that just doesn’t shed a good light on Guarda and Atomic Wallet, but labels them as projects of the same owner in a series of some others who have reportedly been involved in some very suspicious things. Maybe some who participated in the discussion at the time can say a little more about it (@JollyGood), I didn’t use them personally.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5049346.msg47500532#msg47500532

I need a wallet that support both of the Desktop and Mobile and support multiple currencies.

The only thing that comes to my mind at the moment is Coinomi, which supports mobile and desktop versions.

[suzanne5223]

I won't advise the use of an atomic wallet cause I have once used it back in the early launch of the wallet and I don't like what I experienced using the wallet then though I don't know how the wallet works now or the upgrade done on it. However, the best option you have is Trust and Guarda wallet but I only use Trust wallet.
I recommend Guarda wallet footing the forum member review about it.

[mk4]

Thank you again.
The Unstoppable Wallet is just for the Mobile and not Desktop
I need a wallet that support both of the Desktop and Mobile and support multiple currencies.

Quick note that with some wallets, you can simply export your mobile wallet's recovery phrase, then import it to your desktop wallet's recovery phrase(and vice versa) and you're pretty much synchronized. You don't necessarily need to use the same app for both devices(though it depends).

[LordMiguel]

i will go for atomic wallet. since it has a desktop and mobile wallet feature. trust only has mobile wallet and no desktop. i hope they develop a desktop app in the feature. i choose atomic because you can sychronize your atomic mobile wallet with your desktop to see everything. you can also make trade from mobile. you can use dex platforms on the mobile platform to buy and sell. i think Atomic is fast and cheap in transaction than trust.

[Nathrixxx]

I will suggest trust wallet or coinomi wallets which are best suitable for mobile and desktop device.

Features of trust wallet:
Secured access
Multi coin support
Earn interest
Credit card exchange
Support DApps

Features of coinomi wallet
Its a non custodial wallet
It store private keys to your wallet on your device
SegWit support
No identity linking
No KYÇ
No ip
No transactions tracking
All these unique qualities makes it user friendly with secured security and privacy suitable for both desktop and mobile device

[hosseinimr93]

It store private keys to your wallet on your device

As Coinomi is close-source, there is no guarantee that your keys are stored only in your device. You can't be sure your keys are not stored on their server.

No ip

There is no way to know whether they store the IP addresses on their server or not. They may store IP addresses and link them with transactions.  
As long as a wallet is close-source, you cannot know whether they say the truth or not.

[Stalker22]

I've been using Trust Wallet for a long time and I find it easy, secure and convenient. Besides being fast and lightweight, it offers customizable transaction fees and full control of private keys.
However, as others have suggested, mobile wallets are most suitable for daily use and never as a long-term storage method. If you wish to HODL, you should use a hardware wallet or a paper wallet instead.