Yes you can use a android wallet for storing bitcoin.
You need a backup first and set a password to spend funds from wallet.
For big amounts is recomended a paper wallet.
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I don't like android wallet, it is harder to recover lost files from android.
PC is much more secure place for BITCOIN.
If you loose your phone, or if it stolen?
PC is much more secure place for BITCOIN.
If you loose your phone, or if it stolen?
Use mycelium along with Ledger wallet and USB on the Go or Trezor with USB on the GO for android.
Hello Community
I have some important question i plan to store some "high" ammount of bitcoins on my Samsung Phone
Is this safe or should i avoid it? by "high" i mean 320+ coins simply because for me it is much more easy when i trade abroad or when i have no access to blockchain
I have some important question i plan to store some "high" ammount of bitcoins on my Samsung Phone
Is this safe or should i avoid it? by "high" i mean 320+ coins simply because for me it is much more easy when i trade abroad or when i have no access to blockchain
sorry im newbie here, but i think its really bad idea. if your phone get lose or stolen and maybe you can lose everything about it. Its just my
opinions.
You have 320+ coins and you don't know what a hardware wallet or a paper wallet is, sure i believe that 
Where do you store these coins currently, under the mattres?
Now that I think about it, and just had a look at OP's last posts. OP being a millionaire who can afford risking buying BTC, seem quite unlikely.Where do you store these coins currently, under the mattres?
OP take a look here at Trezor: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hands-on-trezor-hardware-wallet-notlist3d-1298917
You can use it with MyCellium on android. So you get the security of a hardware wallet with mobility of a mobile wallet.
You have 320+ coins and you don't know what a hardware wallet or a paper wallet is, sure i believe that
Where do you store these coins currently, under the mattres?
Now that I think about it, and just had a look at OP's last posts. OP being a millionaire who can afford risking buying BTC, seem quite unlikely. Where do you store these coins currently, under the mattres?
Hello Community
I have some important question i plan to store some "high" ammount of bitcoins on my Samsung Phone
Is this safe or should i avoid it? by "high" i mean 320+ coins simply because for me it is much more easy when i trade abroad or when i have no access to blockchain
I have some important question i plan to store some "high" ammount of bitcoins on my Samsung Phone
Is this safe or should i avoid it? by "high" i mean 320+ coins simply because for me it is much more easy when i trade abroad or when i have no access to blockchain
Mope its not safe dude. Check your phone settings whether you check the accepting untrusted market applications. If you would allowed already. Its very easy to hack your account. Not only Bitcoin wallet If you saved bank details means also. IT hacker can hack that easily. If you would the share IP...Lol;)
I'd recommend you to store large amount of Bitcoin in a hardware wallet instead. Android wallet is mostly created for ease of access and use. It is not designed to store huge amount of Bitcoin. I'd suggest you using Trezor to store a huge amount of Bitcoin. Also, never ever store a lot of Bitcoin in a single wallet. Spread them out. The reason being that if someone got one of your private key, you will not lose all your Bitcoin. 
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.Yea, I'd go the same way. Thus the saying, never put all your eggs in a single wallet. Anyhow, a hardware wallet really is a good way to go.
I'd recommend you to store large amount of Bitcoin in a hardware wallet instead. Android wallet is mostly created for ease of access and use. It is not designed to store huge amount of Bitcoin. I'd suggest you using Trezor to store a huge amount of Bitcoin. Also, never ever store a lot of Bitcoin in a single wallet. Spread them out. The reason being that if someone got one of your private key, you will not lose all your Bitcoin. .
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Never use a smart phone ifyou are planning to store big amount of coins as this may lead to a disaster and you can loose access to your coins. I you want a secure wallet I suggest just use a hardware wallet or a desktop.
Your phone can be broke or reformat any minute and also the provability of loosing it. So it is not safe. You can use a mobile for daily coins you spend just don't store big amounts.
Your phone can be broke or reformat any minute and also the provability of loosing it. So it is not safe. You can use a mobile for daily coins you spend just don't store big amounts.
You have 320+ coins and you don't know what a hardware wallet or a paper wallet is, sure i believe that
Where do you store these coins currently, under the mattres?
Where do you store these coins currently, under the mattres?
There are various wallets in the store, from most posts you could have understood should have little amount in the phone wallet. Better option is to save those in the offline wallets as the value is too high. Can use by transferring as it won't charge much for transfer of bitcoins.
You can keep them on different paper wallets and since Mycelium has an import paper wallet function, you can load them up whenever you feel the need to spend them.
I never used an android wallet myself, but i feel it isn't safe enough to store a that big amount of coins in it.
Better use some hardware wallet or paper wallet as suggested above.
Better use some hardware wallet or paper wallet as suggested above.
Phone wallets are for small amounts. You wouldn't walk around with that much cash on you...
Like stated before get a hardware wallet and use that to store it.
Like stated before get a hardware wallet and use that to store it.
You could use mycelium, but I'd highly discourage that.
I currently use a Ledger HW.1 cold wallet instead of a trezor, because it's practically the same thing and 10x cheaper. If you have the funds, go for a trezor. I don't like how you need to always plug it in using a cable, though.
I currently use a Ledger HW.1 cold wallet instead of a trezor, because it's practically the same thing and 10x cheaper. If you have the funds, go for a trezor. I don't like how you need to always plug it in using a cable, though.
Where can you get these wallets and how much are thye I currently use my phone to store my bitcoins but im so scared I might lose them one day.
You could use mycelium, but I'd highly discourage that.
I currently use a Ledger HW.1 cold wallet instead of a trezor, because it's practically the same thing and 10x cheaper. If you have the funds, go for a trezor. I don't like how you need to always plug it in using a cable, though.
I currently use a Ledger HW.1 cold wallet instead of a trezor, because it's practically the same thing and 10x cheaper. If you have the funds, go for a trezor. I don't like how you need to always plug it in using a cable, though.
I wouldn't do that.
You should only store as much money on your phone as you would put in your normal purse.
Do you carry several thousand dollars with you around each day?
If not don't do so with Bitcoin on your phone!
You should only store as much money on your phone as you would put in your normal purse.
Do you carry several thousand dollars with you around each day?
If not don't do so with Bitcoin on your phone!
Nope , my advice is don't.
Agree, its really bad idea. Android wallets are not secure, phone alone is not secure, you can lost it, forgot it, get it stolen etc. Not to mention other phone applications could stole your bitcoins.
You can use Mycelium as it is so secure. and backup your passphrase in a safe place for more security
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