thanxxx to all friendzzz to suggest me .
now i find out that electrium is good .
but finally overall use...i found that there
can be no wallet tha blockchain.info for
better safer .
since i have installee blockchain android
app after 8 month this version is working
in better way for me .
Topic: help to choose a best bitcoin wallet (Read 1332 times)
If you want to use a wallet even with very slow internet connection I would go with Electrum, is SPV which means its lightweight desktop wallet and if you install it in a clean PC, safe your SEED with a lot of fanaticism like its a quest for life or death its also a very secure wallet.
Regarding the mobile wallet there are 2 options, if you use Android Mycelium is the best, a kinda of Electrum for Android and if you use Iphone you can install Breadwallet, its considered the most safe wallet out there for iOS so far.
All of these wallets are lightweight and can work well even with a slow connections.
Regarding the mobile wallet there are 2 options, if you use Android Mycelium is the best, a kinda of Electrum for Android and if you use Iphone you can install Breadwallet, its considered the most safe wallet out there for iOS so far.
All of these wallets are lightweight and can work well even with a slow connections.
i am very slow Internet user so i want use a wallet which can operate over a very slow network .
It must be a SPV wallet then, for example multibit on desktop systems. i am very slow Internet user so i want use a wallet which can operate over a very slow network .
wallet should be mobile friendly and also i can use android app .
so now suggest me a best bitcoin wallet for me for very slow network
I'd suggest to use CoPay. It is open source and created by one of the most trusted company in bitcoin world, i.e. BitPay. Works awesome on Android. wallet should be mobile friendly and also i can use android app .
so now suggest me a best bitcoin wallet for me for very slow network
if you have very slow the internet
my advice you use electrum or mycellium
this is a good wallet for android aplication.
my advice you use electrum or mycellium
this is a good wallet for android aplication.
If you're after an android wallet... I'd avoid Electrum... their android client is pretty horrible from a UI/UX point of view. It honestly looks like it was put together by someone who doesn't understand Android dev.
I've been using Mycelium. In the week or so that I've been using it, it seems pretty robust and works OK (I have used it via mobile data 3G and WiFi with an underlying 1 megabyte/sec ADSL connection.)
They are supposedly bringing out a shiny new version of Mycelium at some point... but the current client isn't too bad.
I've been using Mycelium. In the week or so that I've been using it, it seems pretty robust and works OK (I have used it via mobile data 3G and WiFi with an underlying 1 megabyte/sec ADSL connection.)
They are supposedly bringing out a shiny new version of Mycelium at some point... but the current client isn't too bad.
Electrum or MultiBit should be good enough but if your internet is really so slow that you're having problems even with these lightweight wallets then I would suggest that you sign up with an online wallet service instead. You'll be able to access your coins on your phone and pc without having to wait for anything to download.
I hope this information very useful for you for Android Application Purpose:
1. Bitcoin Core
2. Multibit
3. Electrum
4. Hive
5. Armory
6. Blockchain wallet.
7. Coinbase
8. Coinkite
9. Pi-wallet
10. Bitadress paper wallet
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1. Bitcoin Core
2. Multibit
3. Electrum
4. Hive
5. Armory
6. Blockchain wallet.
7. Coinbase
8. Coinkite
9. Pi-wallet
10. Bitadress paper wallet
Thanks.BTC
I think you missed his first post on "very slow Internet user so i want use a wallet which can operate over a very slow network". Downloading bitcoin core sounds terrible on a network like this. He will want a light wallet that does not have to download blockchain.
Also as other's mentioned possibly a web wallet depending on amount is good as you are using them. I would caution on web wallet's depending on how much you are storing in your BTC wallet. Just additional risk with all hot wallet's.
i am very slow Internet user so i want use a wallet which can operate over a very slow network .
wallet should be mobile friendly and also i can use android app .
so now suggest me a best bitcoin wallet for me for very slow network
wallet should be mobile friendly and also i can use android app .
so now suggest me a best bitcoin wallet for me for very slow network
Blockchain should be good for you. I'm using blockchain since my first experience about bitcoin and so far it's good and even when my internet so slow, i still can access it with full image.
Op, you don't have to use one wallet for everything. In fact you will be better testing 2 or 3 before you will choose.
With your slow internet any wallet with full validation is out of question (you can run Bitcoin Core in prune mode, but you would still need to download whole blockchain first).
The best for you are Software wallets like Electrum, Multibit as your main wallet and online wallet like blockchain.info for mobile access from anywhere on any device.
Avoid XAPO or Coinbase as your online wallets, their regulations and ToS are much more 'unfriendly' for newbie users.
With your slow internet any wallet with full validation is out of question (you can run Bitcoin Core in prune mode, but you would still need to download whole blockchain first).
The best for you are Software wallets like Electrum, Multibit as your main wallet and online wallet like blockchain.info for mobile access from anywhere on any device.
Avoid XAPO or Coinbase as your online wallets, their regulations and ToS are much more 'unfriendly' for newbie users.
I have used so many wallets so far but I felt that blockchain.info is the best as it holds great level of security features which allow you to keep your coins intact in it.
I'm using coinbase, coinomi and block.io and the user experience is very good with the first two and okay with the third.
i am very slow Internet user so i want use a wallet which can operate over a very slow network .
wallet should be mobile friendly and also i can use android app .
so now suggest me a best bitcoin wallet for me for very slow network
wallet should be mobile friendly and also i can use android app .
so now suggest me a best bitcoin wallet for me for very slow network
There are few bitcoin wallets (that have also native mobile app) and those that I regularly use are Mycelium and Coinbase. Mycelium is good because only you hold the bitcoin, but coinbase does not provide private key but has its web and mobile platform.
i am very slow Internet user so i want use a wallet which can operate over a very slow network .
wallet should be mobile friendly and also i can use android app .
so now suggest me a best bitcoin wallet for me for very slow network
wallet should be mobile friendly and also i can use android app .
so now suggest me a best bitcoin wallet for me for very slow network
Android wallets:
- Bither
- GreenBits
- Coinomi Universal Wallet
- Coin.Space
- Copay
- Airbitz Bitcoin Wallet
- Mycelium
- GreenAddress
Feature comparison:
https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet
I dont know if any wallet is particularly good with slow internet but if your looking for a wallet for your android phone then its hard to beat mycelium wallet. Ive used others and my vote would definitely be with mycelium. You cant even open the wallet initially without storing yout seed word list so the chances of actually losing a wallet would be slim. Ive had less success with other android wallets.
Coinbase is the best for slow networks. I've tried blockchain and Xapo where Xapo takes ages to load and blockchain too loads fast depending if the server is up while it can also take a long time to load. Best thing about coinbase is that it keeps you logged in for 30 days on your PC and it's secure as well.
I think electrum run better even with slow internet because it uses software which store all info including private key so only internet is needed to push transaction online after that if enough fee is added there is no need of internet for that transaction to get confirmed
I recommend that you use Electrum. They have an android app and desktop program.
be sure bro i m slow net user so i don't think electrium is not iseful for me
I recommend that you use Electrum. They have an android app and desktop program.
be sure bro i m slow net user so i don't think electrium is not iseful for meI recommend that you use Electrum. They have an android app and desktop program.
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