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Quote from: gilangIDR on March 25, 2016, 05:31:36 PM

I chose blockchain. blockchain I think is very safety. they are the sites that have been verified. transaction progressed fairly quickly, although often problematic. but I rely on security. I want my wallet safe. I chose blockchain

Lol what do you mean about verified ?
however blockchain is a wallet belonging to third parties? but blockchain give full control on our wallets. if they become scam. It does not matter we have bcak up and also private key. we can import it into desktop wallet

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We're working eith butcointrail and for us it's quite good

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Quote from: vinaha on March 26, 2016, 01:06:58 AM

PAPER.
I've tried them all, when it comes down to it, a well generated paper wallet is the best. And cheapest.

It's cheapest, but keep it safe and not damaged is harder.
Thief can steal your bitcoin paper wallet and it can be damaged when there's disaster or because it's too old.

BIP38 encryption is fairly effective against theft when a strong password is used. At anytime, users should be keeping multiple backups of the wallet at multiple locations. For higher grade paper, oxidation isn't much of a problem.

The problem you stated would also potentially be a problem with hardware wallets.

Hello
please tell me how to keep my bitcoin safe on android?
I don't want to use desktop,hardware or paper wallets becsuse i want to spend bitcoins on the go and anytime i want that's why i need the independent android bitcoin wallet that is safe and i am pretty sure there are no malware for android that can steal bitcoins.Am i right?

I would consider Bitcoin wallets on android to be a hot wallet for usual daily spending. Do consider keeping majority of the coins elsewhere on a desktop or hardware wallet.

There are quite some malware affecting Android. The risk is however, lower if you don't install a whole lot of apps and never from unknown sources. The other possible problem is your phone getting stolen or it getting damaged. You should keep a backup of your seeds.

IMO, Bitcoin Wallet on Android is the most secure. Bitcoin Wallets allows users to use different nodes to connect to. It also uses HD method to generate the wallet.
Mycelium would be the second best. They have several nodes around the world and the users have to connect to them to get information. Privacy would be lost this way. However, they do offer BIP32 HD seeds and various features. This is a huge plus.

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Quote from: Answerme2 on March 26, 2016, 02:00:01 AM

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Quote from: vinaha on March 26, 2016, 01:06:58 AM

PAPER.
I've tried them all, when it comes down to it, a well generated paper wallet is the best. And cheapest.

It's cheapest, but keep it safe and not damaged is harder.
Thief can steal your bitcoin paper wallet and it can be damaged when there's disaster or because it's too old.

BIP38 encryption is fairly effective against theft when a strong password is used. At anytime, users should be keeping multiple backups of the wallet at multiple locations. For higher grade paper, oxidation isn't much of a problem.

The problem you stated would also potentially be a problem with hardware wallets.

Hello
please tell me how to keep my bitcoin safe on android?
I don't want to use desktop,hardware or paper wallets becsuse i want to spend bitcoins on the go and anytime i want that's why i need the independent android bitcoin wallet that is safe and i am pretty sure there are no malware for android that can steal bitcoins.Am i right?

Use Mycelium. The app can be downloaded in the playstore.

It's great and safe as well. Its really secure , since it got an award from blockchain.

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Quote from: Answerme2 on March 25, 2016, 07:38:43 AM

Hey there every1 i wanna know how can i safely store 6.xx bitcoins of mine? Please don't recommend hardware wallet as they are waste of money as i ak sure there are some other safe bitcoin wallets.I want a wallet that is independent means even if some service shuts down i still have control of my bitcoins.Is blockchain.info wallet safe? As they say they always get our password in encrypted form.is that really true?is there service shuts down will i still have control over it?Please help me friends how can i backup my wallet and store it in say usb drive and store it somewhere safe.is that possible? or any other best bitcoin wallet? and yet don't recommend desktop wallets which can easily be affected by malware

i never hear about any wallet got hack or stolen,so i think every wallet is safe,even i use coinbase,but i'm sure so many wallet also really safe,blockchain is safe too,i ever use that. if you want to know what is safest,juct check out on end of comment,and then count what wallet was used by people here,i think its the safest wallet.

BitcoinSupremo

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I didn't have Mycelium installed my self, but Installed it today, as its a great addition needed to bet on directbet, very very handy this tool to have on mobile and looks quite secure so far.

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My Celium wallet is the best so far that I have use of out of all the ones that I have tried so far.
Here is the link for you to review.
https://mycelium.com/mycelium-wallet.html

It receive a reward from blockchain.info 2 years ago, so it has been around for quite a while, so that is secure for you. What I like about it is that it can be installed on android devices. Wink

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Quote from: gilangIDR on March 25, 2016, 05:31:36 PM

I chose blockchain. blockchain I think is very safety. they are the sites that have been verified. transaction progressed fairly quickly, although often problematic. but I rely on security. I want my wallet safe. I chose blockchain

I think blockchain rarely run into obstacles. maybe just a few times maintenance but it was not a problem for the system. blockchain like microsoft I think it is very safe

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Quote from: Hellacopter on March 26, 2016, 02:46:02 AM

You can using the Blockchain wallet, it's from the safest wallets nowadays.
You can also download your owned wallet to your PC or phone and save your private key so you can use it safely without any issues usually.

I am not satisfy with blochchain.info wallet.. In my first days of bitcoin when I started using first time bitcoin. I used to claim some satoshi from landofbitcoin faucet list. I used blockchain those days. but when I gained some money after 2 or 3 months. my all balance from blockchain were stole . and I lost all my money..

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You can using the Blockchain wallet, it's from the safest wallets nowadays.
You can also download your owned wallet to your PC or phone and save your private key so you can use it safely without any issues usually.

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Limited in number. Limitless in potential.

I prefer to user blockchain.info and secured your account and
enable your 2 step verification and add your mobile number

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I am not an expert in android wallets, but so far Mycelium is quoted as the most safe android wallet.
Regarding malwares for android, there are a whole lots, Kapersky and some other big antivirus, internet security companies have developed their internet security for android devices.

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Quote from: vinaha on March 26, 2016, 01:06:58 AM

PAPER.
I've tried them all, when it comes down to it, a well generated paper wallet is the best. And cheapest.

It's cheapest, but keep it safe and not damaged is harder.
Thief can steal your bitcoin paper wallet and it can be damaged when there's disaster or because it's too old.

BIP38 encryption is fairly effective against theft when a strong password is used. At anytime, users should be keeping multiple backups of the wallet at multiple locations. For higher grade paper, oxidation isn't much of a problem.

The problem you stated would also potentially be a problem with hardware wallets.

Hello
please tell me how to keep my bitcoin safe on android?
I don't want to use desktop,hardware or paper wallets becsuse i want to spend bitcoins on the go and anytime i want that's why i need the independent android bitcoin wallet that is safe and i am pretty sure there are no malware for android that can steal bitcoins.Am i right?

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Quote from: vinaha on March 26, 2016, 01:06:58 AM

PAPER.
I've tried them all, when it comes down to it, a well generated paper wallet is the best. And cheapest.

It's cheapest, but keep it safe and not damaged is harder.
Thief can steal your bitcoin paper wallet and it can be damaged when there's disaster or because it's too old.

BIP38 encryption is fairly effective against theft when a strong password is used. At anytime, users should be keeping multiple backups of the wallet at multiple locations. For higher grade paper, oxidation isn't much of a problem.

The problem you stated would also potentially be a problem with hardware wallets.

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Quote from: vinaha on March 26, 2016, 01:06:58 AM

PAPER.
I've tried them all, when it comes down to it, a well generated paper wallet is the best. And cheapest.

It's cheapest, but keep it safe and not damaged is harder.
Thief can steal your bitcoin paper wallet and it can be damaged when there's disaster or because it's too old.

yeah it can be stolen by someone and allowing someone to redeem your bitcoin. especially if you want to send. pretty hard
better use desktop wallet

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PAPER.
I've tried them all, when it comes down to it, a well generated paper wallet is the best. And cheapest.

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Quote from: storyrelativity on March 25, 2016, 11:15:30 PM

For me I think the best safe btc wallet at xapo. Because xapo have , pin password and xapo have vault with different password. If u transfer ur btc to the vault in xapo it would be safe..

Xapo is a good choice in terms of authentication but it ask for too many personals questions before you are able to withdraw money from it.
You can open a fiat bank account with this much information.

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blockchain.info safe enough for the moment and dont forget to activate 2FA features.
If blockchain service is offline you can use the private key that you can use at anytime.

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For me I think the best safe btc wallet at xapo. Because xapo have , pin password and xapo have vault with different password. If u transfer ur btc to the vault in xapo it would be safe..

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Quote from: gilangIDR on March 25, 2016, 05:31:36 PM

I chose blockchain. blockchain I think is very safety. they are the sites that have been verified. transaction progressed fairly quickly, although often problematic. but I rely on security. I want my wallet safe. I chose blockchain

lol, three pages and lots of other topics about the safest wallet and you (as a Sr. Member) after 14 months on this forum say blockchain is the safest wallet?!!

if by blockchain you meant the web wallet, i gotta tell you, that you are making a big mistake. it is safe but far from the safest wallet.

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