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Enjin wallet, which is known to many people with the announcement that it will be integrated into Samsung Galaxy 10 devices about a year ago. I think it's another wallet worth evaluating. Let me warn you, Enjin wallet is not a wallet with such fancy promises. It does not have a super interface also. It is just simple and useful. In fact, I am also sure that this is just what it takes. I have been using Enjin wallet for over a year. And I am very pleased that it is useful. But the number of coins it supports is extremely low.
Features;
1- Enjin Wallet is also a multi-coin wallet, but unfortunately it does not offer as many options as Trust, which I mentioned in the previous post. It is basically a wallet in which BTC, ETH, LTC and BNB and their tokens can be used.
2- Like Trust, Enjin has a DAPP market. It does not have a rich DAPPS market as Trust, but it is likely to develop soon.
3- Although it does not have its own DEX application or add-on like Trust, it is an exchange-enabled wallet thanks to swap applications. When we slide the screen from left to right, if we choose the exchange from the menu that comes up, you will see the options "you send-you receive". When you select the coins and tokens you want to exchange from here, it will show you the offers of the platforms that can provide this. At this stage, Enjin wallet offers you a some options which you can use integrated with Enjin wallet (Changelly, Kyber Network and Bancor...) Enjin can offer you dynamic and fixed offers with 2 options. Thus, even if the fee you pay when you select the fixed option is slightly higher, you can see the figure you will get.
4- Enjin wallet is designed as a wallet that is fully decentralization. Thanks to the XPUB feature, you will have more than one wallet adress and it all will be visible behalf after each transaction and prevent you from being revealed your identity with different payments you will receive. By the way, let me explain that the wallet you used in the previous one can still be actively used. So do not be afraid that the wallet address has changed. All transaction will be arrived still. In the use of this feature, you can access all addresses by clicking the 3 dots on the upper right in the relevant coin and you can download that XPUB addresses file and see all the addresses defined to you. But this is not recommended. Because if someone gets this file, the anonymity of all these wallets will be gone.
5- You can adjust transaction fee when you are sending a coin with Enjin wallet. Although the wallet offers you the most suitable option for the current situation of the network, you can also adjust it manually.
6- With the notification feature, it is possible to receive the notification of the cryptos coming to your wallet.
7- As s security tools, you can add password and fingerprint layer on your wallets. So when you open the application, you should provide a password or fingerprint.
8- There is an option to import your old wallets to Enjin. And you can add as many wallets as you want.
As a result, I like Enjin wallet and I am using it still.
So but I have to say negative feedbacks also.
Well I like Enjin wallet but its interface doesn't look professional. It is like ancient version of any other wallet. Simple but it can be good than that! There isn't even dark theme in it. You can reach your private keys like Trust wallet also. Yet another issue is that only a wallet that runs on mobile does not have an application or login to different platforms. I think it is a beautiful wallet that needs improvement. I think they should create a desktop wallet asap.
