Wallets avaliadas
From hardware vaults to browser extensions and mobile-first apps, we score every wallet we review on security, chain support, ease of use, cost, and trust and transparency. No sponsored listings, no fake stars.
Analisadas e pontuadas
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4.4/5Ledger
Secure-element hardware wallets from $69, with Bluetooth from $99 and an optional paid seed backup
hardware · 100+ chains · $69
4.3/5Trezor
Hardware wallets with open-source firmware from $59, plus Bluetooth and a second, auditable secure element on the Safe 7
hardware · open source · $59
3.9/5MetaMask
Self-custody wallet for Ethereum apps, now with native Solana, Bitcoin and Tron, and a 0.875% swap fee
browser extension
4.1/5Trust Wallet
Free mobile-first self-custody wallet that says it supports 100+ blockchains, with a browser extension and native staking
software mobile · 100+ chains
4.0/5Phantom
Solana-first self-custody wallet on 9 networks, with Ledger support and a 0.85% swap fee
browser extension · 9+ chains
4.4/5Rabby
EVM wallet built by the team behind DeBank, with pre-sign transaction simulation, 70+ built-in networks and a 0.25% swap fee
browser extension · 70+ chains · open source
4.2/5Exodus
Self-custody portfolio and payments app from a US-listed company, with staking and Trezor or Ledger pairing
software desktop · 50+ chains
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