[LIST] Multicoin Open Source Wallets

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There is no more trust in trustwallet since they were hit by the extension hacking case. I'm looking for a replacement now and a user suggested me to ask here, I don't have a personal computer, so I'm asking suggestions for a mobile (android) app. Looking at some of the ones on the list, which one do you think is the best from the list?

"Best from the list" is subjective. One wallet could be having that feature you like that the other wallet doesn't have, so I would suggest that you try checking out each of them. After all, creating a wallet is free.

I have personally used one Key, and it wasn't bad, although at one point the mobile wallet has syncing issues.

Also keep in mind that this last was last updated in July 2024. A lot could have likely changed in that time. Maybe there are now new wallet

[Pmalek]

There is no more trust in trustwallet since they were hit by the extension hacking case. I'm looking for a replacement now and a user suggested me to ask here, I don't have a personal computer, so I'm asking suggestions for a mobile (android) app. Looking at some of the ones on the list, which one do you think is the best from the list?

Some people have nice things to say about Unstoppable Wallet, so you can try those. Sync times were a bit too slow for my liking when I tried it in the past, but apparently they have worked on this and it's better now. Feel free to test it for yourself. Another mobile wallet often mentioned in recent times is Cake Wallet. If I needed a mobile multicoin wallet, I would try with those two first. I would compare the features of both, see how they perform on my phone, and then pick the one that works the best for my personal needs.

[1Heno]

3 wallets recommended so far, onekey, unstoppable and cake. I'll try them one by one. I also have another question, please don't get mad at me for sounding silly. But how two of you made a reply with quote from my post?

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I also have another question, please don't get mad at me for sounding silly. But how two of you made a reply with quote from my post?

No biggy, we all learn something new every day but see that quote button at the top right part of every reply?
It's the one who click on when you want to quote a certain reply or a small part of the reply.

You should be able to see quote tags around the text you want to quote

Code:

[quote]The text you are trying to quote[/quote]

[GemUtxo]

There are several good open source Bitcoin wallets available for both desktop and mobile devices, but situation is not that great for people who want to use one wallet for multiple coins.

Hi!
Could you also add Gem Wallet to the list of mobile wallets? It’s a fully open-source self-custody mobile wallet that supports Bitcoin and more than 100 other blockchains.

Website:
https://gemwallet.com/

There is also a discussion thread about it:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5575451.0

[dkbit98]

Hi!
Could you also add Gem Wallet to the list of mobile wallets? It’s a fully open-source self-custody mobile wallet that supports Bitcoin and more than 100 other blockchains.

Sure.
Gem wallet has just been added to the list of multicoin mobile wallets.
I still didn't test it myslef, so I am not recommending it to anyone before that, and I would like to compare it with Cake and other wallets.
One thing I notice is that monero is not supported on Gem wallet, and that should be corrected, especially with dex integration.

[GemUtxo]

Thanks for adding Gem to the list! Much appreciated.

I still didn't test it myself, so I am not recommending it to anyone before that, and I would like to compare it with Cake and other wallets.

That would be great - would love to see a comparison with the strengths of each wallet highlighted.

One thing I notice is that monero is not supported on Gem wallet, and that should be corrected.

As far as I know there are no plans for Monero at the moment - there hasn't been much demand from the Monero community, seems like they're happy with their current wallet options. But if the community requests it, Gem will consider adding support - similar to how Zcash was added.

[coinwalletglobal]

Coin wallet

Coin wallet mobile

Hi! Thanks for mentioning our wallet, we haven't visited the forum in a very long time.

Last posted 11 years ago and now decided to come back and catch up on what's happened since then https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5586579.0

We are still open source recently added Bitcoin Taproot sending support

[Forsyth Jones]

Coin wallet

Coin wallet mobile

Hi! Thanks for mentioning our wallet, we haven't visited the forum in a very long time.

Last posted 11 years ago and now decided to come back and catch up on what's happened since then https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5586579.0

We are still open source recently added Bitcoin Taproot sending support

Holy shit, you guys came back with everything already kicking in the door. Welcome back.

An open source multicoin wallet that supports segwit v0 and v1 is very rare nowadays.

When I have time I will install coinwallet to test the new features. I remember using this wallet around 2015 or 16... or maybe I confused it with something with a similar name (like coin space).

[satscraper]

Coin wallet

Coin wallet mobile

Hi! Thanks for mentioning our wallet, we haven't visited the forum in a very long time.

Last posted 11 years ago and now decided to come back and catch up on what's happened since then https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5586579.0

We are still open source recently added Bitcoin Taproot sending support

Holy shit, you guys came back with everything already kicking in the door. Welcome back.

Not everything, in fact.

There's no hardware and multisig support. It looks like there's no support for connecting to your own Bitcoin node ^{not to mention both CBF and SP buzz}.

An 11-year absence is evident.

But perhaps someone would be interested in such  minimalistic wallet. Who knows.

[coinwalletglobal]

Thanks  

similar name (like coin space).

If that was 2015 or 2016 then it was definitely us, since back then there were very few non-custodial/self-custodial wallets on the market, and yes, our domain is https://coin.space/

Not everything, in fact.

There's no hardware and multisig support. It looks like there's no support for connecting to your own Bitcoin node ^{not to mention both CBF and SP buzz}.

We feel this is a very niche use case that maybe 0.1% of users would actually need. If there's real data on this- please share it, and we're happy to discuss further.

An 11-year absence is evident.

But perhaps someone would be interested in such  minimalistic wallet. Who knows.

In 2015 it started as a web app, then we built for android and iOS, then desktop for windows and Linux, TOR, and of course added more currencies.

We are strongly in favor of minimalism in wallet: no damn token news, no junk notifications. Open it, send bitcoin, close it and forget about it.