Private Monero and Bitcoin wallets

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A self-custody wallet keeps your keys on your own phone, computer or hardware device. There is no account to open and nothing to verify, and nobody can freeze what you hold.

Monero wallets are private by default: amounts, senders and receivers are hidden on the chain. For bitcoin, look for coin control, Tor support and the option to connect to your own node.

Hardware wallets keep the keys offline entirely, which is the safest place for savings you do not touch often.

Private Monero and Bitcoin wallets: questions

Do I need ID to use a crypto wallet?

No. A self-custody wallet is software or a device that holds your keys. You do not sign up for it, so there is nothing to verify.

What should I back up?

Your seed phrase, the list of words the wallet shows when you create it. Write it on paper and keep it offline. Anyone who has it can take your funds, and without it you cannot recover them.

Mobile, desktop or hardware?

Mobile wallets are handy for spending, desktop wallets give more control, and hardware wallets are the safest for larger amounts. Many people use more than one.

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