I updated the theme and added new wallets that you sent me. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5277419
I didn't expect the theme to receive such a response from the community and in a few days the list was added to 25% and a total of 121 wallets, where you can store ETH.
Separately, I want to thank the users who helped to add to the list:
- Bttzed03
- Cadaver20
- dhemasm
- 3meek
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Ukrainian project Trustee Wallet also supports ETH network... I use it myself in a mobile application and I am quite satisfied with it! 
Thanks, yesterday I remembered about him, he conducted a signature campaign in our locale.
I'm not sure what "Hardware Wallet" column is intended for, but MEW surely supports hardware wallets.
I'd also like to see a comments column with a few words on some wallets, at least.
I'm not much into ETH and since I don't really know any other ETH wallet (yes, I know, I didn't do my homework), I've used only MEW (with or without hardware wallet).
I'd also like to see a comments column with a few words on some wallets, at least.
I'm not much into ETH and since I don't really know any other ETH wallet (yes, I know, I didn't do my homework), I've used only MEW (with or without hardware wallet).
The fact that MEW supports a hardware wallet does not make MEW a hardware wallet. This is a column directly with the very type of purse, as a physical hardware, MEW also exists only in the online wallet.
Do small reviews of all wallets did not become, as the theme is not about reviews of wallets. If you need a guide and functionality, the Internet is full of these articles about almost every wallet.
I updated the theme and added new wallets that you sent me. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5277419
I didn't expect the theme to receive such a response from the community and in a few days the list was added to 25% and a total of 121 wallets, where you can store ETH.
Separately, I want to thank the users who helped to add to the list:
- Bttzed03
- Cadaver20
- dhemasm
- 3meek
I didn't expect the theme to receive such a response from the community and in a few days the list was added to 25% and a total of 121 wallets, where you can store ETH.
Separately, I want to thank the users who helped to add to the list:
- Bttzed03
- Cadaver20
- dhemasm
- 3meek
Another interesting multicurrency VITE wallet, with built-in DEX exchange! I used it and traded on the exchange, everything is very easy to use...
I advise you to add this wallet to the list, too...
Mate, this is a very useful information for beginner in cryptocurrency who wants to choose their Ethereum wallet, i appreciate your efforts.
Among the list, metamask is im using the most all the time, i was using myetherwallet first then metamask later.
There are many eth wallets already, but the security are not the same. The safest wallet to use for me is the desktop wallet, but need to download the blockchain to the pc.
Among the list, metamask is im using the most all the time, i was using myetherwallet first then metamask later.
There are many eth wallets already, but the security are not the same. The safest wallet to use for me is the desktop wallet, but need to download the blockchain to the pc.
The fact that MEW supports a hardware wallet does not make MEW a hardware wallet.
I know that much, just the title was not clear enough ... I said from start I'm not sure I understand that column. Of 2 possilibilties I've picked the wrong one.
Perhaps another column to indicate a wallet is custodial or non-custodial would be good enough?
Others might want to see if code is open source or not but I don't think many care about that when it comes to ethereum wallets.
Others might want to see if code is open source or not but I don't think many care about that when it comes to ethereum wallets.
Yep, these would be nice additions. And I'd add a column "supports HW" (since I expect most of them don't support that, even if maybe they're not custodial).
Wow a lot of the wallets that you have mentioned here are still new to me and I have not heard about them before. Only a few of them that I know about, I guess it’s because they are very popular; like Coinbase, Blockchain, Coinomi, Dapper, Cryptopay, Enjin, eToro, Exodus, Jaxx, MyEtherWallet, Opera, Trezor, and Trust wallet; the others are something new to me.
Among these ones I mentioned here that I know very well, I have not used Coinomi, Dapper, Cryptopay, and eToro, I just know about them. As for Opera, I don’t think it’s been that long that they introduced a crypto wallet feature on their web browser. Then Jaxx, I didn’t like the Jaxx because the interface wasn’t that good for me, same thing with Exodus. Coinbase, Trezor, and Blockchain are my favorite on this list.
Among these ones I mentioned here that I know very well, I have not used Coinomi, Dapper, Cryptopay, and eToro, I just know about them. As for Opera, I don’t think it’s been that long that they introduced a crypto wallet feature on their web browser. Then Jaxx, I didn’t like the Jaxx because the interface wasn’t that good for me, same thing with Exodus. Coinbase, Trezor, and Blockchain are my favorite on this list.
More Wallets:
1. Crypto.com - Mobile (android, ios)
2. Flare wallet - Mobile (android, ios); Desktop (windows, mac, debian, ubuntu); Web (coming soon)
3. Sparkpoint - Mobile (android)
4. MYKEY Lab - Mobile (android, ios)
5. Nash - Mobile (android, ios)
6. Swipe - Mobile (android, ios)
Perhaps another column to indicate a wallet is custodial or non-custodial would be good enough?
Others might want to see if code is open source or not but I don't think many care about that when it comes to ethereum wallets.
1. Crypto.com - Mobile (android, ios)
2. Flare wallet - Mobile (android, ios); Desktop (windows, mac, debian, ubuntu); Web (coming soon)
3. Sparkpoint - Mobile (android)
4. MYKEY Lab - Mobile (android, ios)
5. Nash - Mobile (android, ios)
6. Swipe - Mobile (android, ios)
~ I'd also like to see a comments column with a few words on some wallets, at least.
~ Do small reviews of all wallets did not become, as the theme is not about reviews of wallets. If you need a guide and functionality, the Internet is full of these articles about almost every wallet.Others might want to see if code is open source or not but I don't think many care about that when it comes to ethereum wallets.
I'm not sure what "Hardware Wallet" column is intended for, but MEW surely supports hardware wallets.
I'd also like to see a comments column with a few words on some wallets, at least.
I'm not much into ETH and since I don't really know any other ETH wallet (yes, I know, I didn't do my homework), I've used only MEW (with or without hardware wallet).
I'd also like to see a comments column with a few words on some wallets, at least.
I'm not much into ETH and since I don't really know any other ETH wallet (yes, I know, I didn't do my homework), I've used only MEW (with or without hardware wallet).
With this list we can easily guess why ethereum is the most adopted and used network and due to large userbase there is room for more wallet services in the market.
I think next wave of walletd will be the advanced ones with most of the services offered from within the wallet and i am waiting for such a wallet.
I think next wave of walletd will be the advanced ones with most of the services offered from within the wallet and i am waiting for such a wallet.
Nice list, I'm Still using ImToken and Myetherwallet (MewConnect) For about 2 Years right now, Really satisfied with that. Also maybe you can add Wallet From Pundi X? XWallet, They Supporting various Asset Like Ethereum, BNB, Dai, NEM, BTC, etc. It was have good feature too, It was integrated with telegram chat and NFC Card Things (Not really know about this one), Back then we can claim Free Bitcoin and Function X For every 24 Hours.
Lot of new wallets to me in the list so its quite interesting to get such information but not every wallet is really good to use, one of such is cryptonator even in our bitcointalk lot of threads regarding their selective scams and lot of people completely lost their deposits for no reasons and there is no explanation from the support team about their loss.So better to add one more column which says about their trust level or something like that is quite appreciated.
You can also add some ETH wallet (can we get up to 100?) that I missed. Thanks.
I want to share with you some wallet that support ETH and ERC-20 tokens. If you wish, you can add this in the OP.1. Paytomat wallet.
Website: https://paytomat.com/en/wallet/
Playstore link: http://bit.ly/Android_Paytomat_Wallet
App store link: http://bit.ly/iOS_Paytomat_Wallet
2. Luno wallet:
Website: https://www.luno.com/en/
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.bitx.android.wallet
3. Jibrel wallet.
Website: https://jwallet.network/
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jibrel.jwallet
4. Citowise wallet.
Website: https://citowise.com/
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.citowise.wallet
5. CoinUs wallet.
Website: https://www.coinus.io/
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.theblockchain.coinus.wallet
6. TokenPocket.
Website: https://www.tokenpocket.pro/en/
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=vip.mytokenpocket
7. D'CENT crypto wallet
Website: https://dcentwallet.com/
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kr.iotrust.dcent.wallet
8. ViaWallet
website: https://viawallet.com/?lang=en_US
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viabtc.wallet
App store link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/viawallet/id1462031389
9. Secrypto
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.secrypto
10. Busha
website: https://busha.co/
playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.busha.android
App store link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/busha-buy-and-sell-bitcoins/id1450373493
11. Boolwallet
website: https://boolwallet.com/index.php/en/boolwallet/
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.booleaninfo.boolwallet
12. Bitrue
website: https://www.bitrue.com/
playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitrue.currency.exchange
13. Celsius network crypto wallet
website: https://celsius.network/
Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=network.celsius.wallet
The compilation for 21 ETH explorers can support your thread information. Have a list of ETH wallets, then choose one or a few good wallets to use are first steps. The next steps are doing transactions, and after than of course checking transaction and wallet details with block explorers.
(Compilation) What is the best Ethereum explorer? (Poll added!!!)
(Compilation) What is the best Ethereum explorer? (Poll added!!!)
MEW don't have a desktop version 
I found links only to mobile applications and the ability to create a wallet on the site.
https://github.com/MyEtherWallet/MyEtherWallet/releases
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Well, exactly, yesterday I was trying to remember what campaign on the forum took place with a wallet that accepts ETH, and it turned out to be OWNR.
Thank you, I will add.
No problem. Well, exactly, yesterday I was trying to remember what campaign on the forum took place with a wallet that accepts ETH, and it turned out to be OWNR.
Thank you, I will add.
In case you missed my edit
~ I don't know if you should really include freewallet.org on that list. There are plenty of accusations against them for withholding funds and forcing users to undergo KYC verification.
Please add to the list:
Equal Web Wallet
- support Ethereum, Binance, and Zilliqa blockchains
- I tried connecting to Uniswap and it works too. It's not on the official list of wallets but just select "metamask" and you'll be connected.
Ownr Wallet
- supports multiple cryptocurrencies including eth
- Available for desktop (windows, mac, linux) and mobile (android/ios),
Mycelium (Android) also supports Ethereum too https://medium.com/token-suisse/mycelium-wallet-to-support-eth-2e18829dabd9
I don't know if you should really include freewallet.org on that list. There are plenty of accusations against them for withholding funds and forcing users to undergo KYC verification.
Equal Web Wallet
- support Ethereum, Binance, and Zilliqa blockchains
- I tried connecting to Uniswap and it works too. It's not on the official list of wallets but just select "metamask" and you'll be connected.
Ownr Wallet
- supports multiple cryptocurrencies including eth
- Available for desktop (windows, mac, linux) and mobile (android/ios),
Mycelium (Android) also supports Ethereum too https://medium.com/token-suisse/mycelium-wallet-to-support-eth-2e18829dabd9
I don't know if you should really include freewallet.org on that list. There are plenty of accusations against them for withholding funds and forcing users to undergo KYC verification.
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