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Self-custody wallet apps and browser extensions for desktop and mobile, from Bitcoin-only tools to multichain DeFi wallets.
7 reviews · Ranked by score
Phantom Review: Solana's Best Wallet Now Juggles Bitcoin TooWe installed Phantom on desktop and mobile, moved SOL, ETH and BTC through it, and tested its gasless swap fees to see whether the jump from a Solana-only wallet to a multi-chain app cost it the speed and polish that made it popular in the first place.
Rabby Wallet review: a security engine that actually reads the transactionWe moved our daily DeFi habit from MetaMask to Rabby for six weeks to see if its pre-sign risk checks catch what MetaMask misses. They did, twice, and the wallet's own swap fee undercuts MetaMask's by more than half.
Electrum review: is Bitcoin's oldest wallet still worth using?Electrum has secured Bitcoin payments since 2011 and costs nothing to run, but fifteen years of longevity does not automatically beat Sparrow's newer privacy tooling. We installed 4.8.2 and moved coins through it to see if the old guard still holds up.
MetaMask review: still the default Ethereum wallet, but the swap fee will surprise youMetaMask remains the wallet most people install first for Ethereum and EVM chains, backed by Blockaid scam detection and years of ecosystem support. We tested a swap, checked its security tooling against Rabby, and found a fee structure that costs far more than its advertised rate.
Trust Wallet Review: A Beginner's All-in-One, After the 2025 BreachWe set up Trust Wallet on mobile and desktop, tested buying, swapping and the built-in Security Scanner across its 100+ supported blockchains, and weighed that against the December 2025 Chrome extension breach that let attackers steal roughly $8.5 million from about 2,520 wallets.
Exodus Review: A Polished Wallet With an Expensive SwapWe moved funds between Exodus desktop and mobile, paired it with a Trezor for cold storage, staked ETH and ADA, then ran three swaps to measure the real spread against the advertised 0.5 percent starting rate.
Sparrow Wallet Review: The Desktop Layer a Hardware Wallet NeedsSparrow is free, Bitcoin-only and built for pairing with a Coldcard, Trezor or Ledger rather than replacing one. We connected three different hardware wallets to it, ran coin control on a UTXO set, and tested Tor and Whirlpool CoinJoin to see whether its steep learning curve is worth climbing.
