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The best Monero wallets

The wallet you choose holds your keys, so choose well. These are the ones the Monero community trusts.

With Monero, "your keys, your coins" is the whole game. These wallets let you hold your own keys.

Phone

Cake Wallet (iPhone and Android). The most popular mobile Monero wallet. Easy, supports other coins, and has swaps built in.

Monerujo (Android). A long-standing, open-source Monero-only wallet.

Stack Wallet (iPhone and Android). Open source, supports Monero and many other coins.

Desktop

Feather Wallet. A lightweight, fast desktop wallet that a lot of Monero users swear by. Good privacy features and works well over Tor.

Monero GUI. The official wallet from the Monero project. Can run your own full node for maximum privacy.

Monero CLI. The official command-line wallet. For people who like terminals.

Hardware

Ledger and Trezor models support Monero through compatible wallets like Feather and the GUI. A hardware wallet keeps your keys off your computer entirely.

Staying safe

Write your seed on paper and keep it offline. Never type it into a website.
Download wallets only from their official sites or app stores.
For bigger amounts, use a hardware wallet or a wallet on a computer you trust.

FAQ

What's the easiest Monero wallet?

Cake Wallet on a phone.

What's the most private?

Running the official GUI or Feather with your own node.

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