Reviews

Discover in-depth reviews of the best crypto wallets, from hardware devices to mobile apps. Our experts test security, usability, and performance to help you choose the safest way to store your digital assets.

Zerion Wallet desktop interface showing a multi-chain portfolio, performance chart and transaction history

Zerion Wallet Review

Zerion Wallet is a free self-custody wallet with the best multi-chain portfolio view we have used, a 0.67% swap fee, and no Bitcoin support.

Ledger Wallet (formerly Ledger Live) app on a phone next to a Ledger Nano Gen5 signer on a marble table

Ledger Live Review

Ledger's free companion app, renamed Ledger Wallet in 2025, keeps keys on your signer and adds swaps and staking, with a few catches.

Keystone 3 Pro touchscreen wallet on the left and Ledger Nano X on the right, official product renders side by side

Keystone 3 Pro vs Ledger Nano X

The Keystone 3 Pro is a $149 air-gapped touchscreen wallet; the Ledger Nano X is a $99 Bluetooth stick. We compare chips, backups, apps and coin support to show which one fits your balance.

Laptop and smartphone on a desk, the browser and phone setups you run MetaMask and Rainbow on

MetaMask vs Rainbow

MetaMask holds Bitcoin, Solana and Tron and publishes a 0.875% swap fee. Rainbow is EVM only but genuinely open source and pays part of your fees back in RNBW. Here is which one fits you.

Safe{Wallet} logo above the Safe{Wallet} web dashboard showing total asset value, assets and pending multisig transactions

Safe (Gnosis Safe) Wallet Review

Safe is a free, open-source multisig wallet for Ethereum and EVM chains that removes the single-key risk, at the cost of gas on every change and a hosted interface that was used in the Bybit attack.

A person holding a Trezor Safe 7 hardware wallet next to a laptop running the Trezor Suite app

Trezor Safe 7 Review

A hands-on look at the $249 Trezor Safe 7, the first hardware wallet with an auditable secure element, Bluetooth and full iPhone support.