9 of the Best Ethereum Wallets [The Ultimate List]

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Ledger Nano S

Ledger Nano S is a widely-used hardware wallet developed by the French company Ledger. A hardware wallet is a type of cryptocurrency wallet where you can store your private keys in a secure physical device. At the heart of Ledger’s innovation lies a distinct operating system called BOLOS, which they integrate to a secure chip for their wallets.

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Trezor.io

Trezor was the first legitimate and secure Bitcoin hardware wallet. The wallet was built by SatoshiLabs and was truly pioneering, in every sense of the word. It is not as inconspicuous looking as Ledger since it looks like a small calculator with an OLED screen. You can use the Trezor wallet with Android devices and with apps such as Trezor Wallet, Mycelium, and Multibit HD. Trezor builds an isolated environment for offline transaction signing. Trezor minimizes the risk of private key discovery, even if the PC is infected by malware.

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Atomic Wallet

In Atomic Wallet, you can stake a wide range of coins: Zilliqa, Band, Cosmos, Tron, ICON, Tezos, NEO, Komodo, Algorand, and Vechain. You can stake also Atomic Wallet’s native AWC token, which currently provides annual returns of between 20% and 23% to investors. This coin also underpins the wallet’s exclusive membership program, which boasts four distinct tiers and requires you to hold a minimum of 100 AWC to participate. You’ll then need to exchange this directly with BNB on Binance Dex, but at this point, you’ll be able to swap this with any of the 500+ assets supported by Atomic Wallet (including Ethereum).

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Guarda Wallets

Possibly, the most distinct part of Guarda, besides supporting the most assets from the wallets currently present, are the built-in features. The wallets presented on Web, Desktop, Mobile (iOS and Android) and Chrome Extension all have a way to easily exchange cryptocurrency, purchase it on board, use currency-specific features (staking, delegation, Bandwidth points for TRON, Shielded transactions for Zcash, airdrops and more), create Multisignature wallets, as well as manage detailed transaction settings in the Advanced tab. Web and Desktop versions are also suitable for connecting a Ledger hardware wallet and using Guarda’s interface to manage the assets kept in cold storage.

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5

MetaMask.io

Metamask gives their users a software which doesn’t only allow them to serve Ether and other ERC-20 assets but also allows them to interact with Ethereum Dapps. The best part, they can do it right in their browser. Metamask can be easily installed as a Google Chrome extension or Firefox add-on. The setup is relatively easy to do.

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Mist

Mist, is the official Ethereum wallet that has been developed by the people responsible for Ethereum themselves. While it makes a lot of sense to use Mist, mainly for smart contract deployment, you must keep one thing in mind. It is a full node wallet, which means you will have to download the entire Ethereum blockchain, which is >1TB.

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Exodus.io

Exodus users also have the option to send funds to and receive funds from smart contracts. For your information, the wallet charges a transaction fee every time your payment is processed, but this goes entirely to the blockchain networks and not to the Exodus team. The wallet always favors speed and reliability over lower fees, and so the fee is adjusted as per the demand in the blockchain network. The wallet does not offer the feature to adjust this fee manually. As for some of the features, the real-time pie chart portfolio Exodus wallet provides is great for calculating and organizing your savings.

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8

Edge.app

Edge is a mobile wallet which uses client-side encryption to encrypt all of the user’s private data on their device. This means that only the user will be in full control of their digital assets. Edge started out back in the winter of 2014, as Airbitz, a Bitcoin wallet. Since the company invented “Edge Security,” they soon changed the name to Edge.

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MyEtherWallet

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