Hot Wallets

Discover the best hot wallets for managing your crypto online. We review the most reliable mobile and desktop wallets to help you trade and store assets securely.

Sparrow Wallet Send tab showing the fee slider, mempool chart and the input and output diagram of a Bitcoin transaction

Sparrow Wallet Review

Sparrow is a free, open-source desktop Bitcoin wallet that trades beginner comfort for coin control, multisig and the widest hardware wallet support around.

Uniswap Wallet promotional image showing the app portfolio and swap screens on two phones

Uniswap Wallet Review

A self-custody swap app with no interface fee and default MEV protection, held back by no Bitcoin, no Solana and no way to send an NFT.

Blue Ethereum logo on a grey background, the network the Rainbow wallet is built around

Rainbow Wallet Review

Rainbow is the best-looking self-custodial Ethereum wallet you can install, but it holds no Bitcoin, publishes no swap fee rate and lists no audit.

Smartphone and laptop on a white desk, the two places you would run MetaMask or Phantom

MetaMask vs Phantom

MetaMask now holds Solana and Bitcoin, and Phantom now holds Ethereum and Base. We compare networks, swap fees, backups and hardware support to show which one suits you.

Hand holding a smartphone next to a laptop on a light wooden desk, the everyday setup for a Backpack Wallet review

Backpack Wallet Review

Backpack Wallet is a free Solana-first wallet with Ledger, Trezor and Keystone support, held back by dated public code and a bug bounty that skips the wallet apps.

Laptop and smartphone on a light wooden desk, the setup you would run Zerion or Rabby wallet on

Zerion vs Rabby

Zerion covers Solana, Tron and 59 networks with a polished portfolio view. Rabby sticks to EVM chains but blocks risky signatures and charges 0.25% on swaps. Here's which one fits you.