Wallet Reviews

Match the wallet to your holdings

10 wallets reviewed. We do not accept affiliate compensation for wallet rankings. Our rule of thumb: software for <$1k, hardware for $1k-$50k, multi-sig above.

Hardware (Cold) Wallets

Keystone 3 Pro

$169

Air-gapped hardware wallet. No USB, no Bluetooth, communicates via QR codes only.

keyst.one

Ledger Nano X

$149

The most-popular hardware wallet. Broad compatibility, Bluetooth for mobile, battle-tested.

www.ledger.com

Trezor Safe 3

$79

Open-source hardware wallet for users who want to audit their security themselves.

trezor.io

Multi-signature

Safe (Gnosis Safe)

free (gas fees)

The multi-sig standard. 20%+ of ETH on-chain sits in Safe contracts. For $50k+ holdings.

safe.global

Software (Hot) Wallets

Coinbase Wallet

free

Self-custody wallet from Coinbase the exchange. Different product — your keys, not theirs.

wallet.coinbase.com

imToken

free

The most-used crypto wallet in China. Also popular across Southeast Asia.

token.im

MetaMask

free

The default Ethereum wallet. 30M+ users. Old but still the industry standard.

metamask.io

OKX Wallet

free

OKX the exchange's self-custody wallet. Surprisingly good — arguably best all-around Web3 wallet in 2024-2026.

www.okx.com

Phantom

free

The default Solana wallet. Beautiful UI. Now supports Ethereum and Bitcoin too.

phantom.app

Rabby

free

MetaMask's safer sibling. Built by the DeBank team. Simulates every transaction before you sign.

rabby.io