Wallets for DeFi and finance
Get the most out of decentralized finance. These wallets are geared toward frequent DeFi use: swapping tokens, staking ETH, and connecting to the financial apps you rely on.
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Wallets found: 28 / 28
Desktop · Mobile · Hardware
English · Arabic
Device: $79 – $399, Swap fee: variable
Desktop · Mobile · Browser · Hardware
English · Chinese
Swap/bridge fee: 0.85%
Desktop · Mobile · Browser
English · Russian
Swap/bridge fee: 0.67% (lower with Premium), Buy fee: set by the provider
Mobile · Browser · Hardware
English · Arabic
Swap fee: not disclosed (TPT-holder discounts)
Mobile · Browser
English · Vietnamese
Swap fee: 0.5% (0.1% for stablecoins)
Mobile · Browser
English · Spanish
Swap/bridge fee: 0.5% (free under $1,000, FOX-holder discounts)
Desktop · Mobile · Hardware
English · Spanish
Device: $59 – $129, Swap fee: variable
Desktop · Mobile · Browser · Hardware
English · Chinese
Device: $110, Swap fee: 0%
How we evaluate wallets
Every wallet on this page is reviewed by the ethereum.org team before being listed. We apply a published set of criteria focused on security, self-custody, and Ethereum-native support so users can navigate the ecosystem with greater confidence.
Read the full listing criteria and removal policyCurated by the ethereum.org editorial team.
Most recent listing update: June 16, 2026
To be listed, a wallet must meet the following requirements:
- Security-tested through audit, an internal security team, or open-source code review.
- Been live for at least six months, or built by a team with an established track record.
- Actively maintained, with support available for users.
- Provides honest, accurate listing information. Products that falsify details are removed.
- Has a named point of contact so we can verify information when it changes.
- Supports EIP-1559 (type 2) transactions on Ethereum Mainnet.
- Offers a reviewable user experience. If our team finds a product difficult to use, we may request improvements before listing it.
- Is Ethereum-focused, with Ethereum or a Layer 2 set as the default network.
Listings are not static. Wallet providers are required to resubmit information every six months. If a team does not respond, we remove the wallet. This keeps the directory accurate as products evolve.
Filter toggles on this page (open source, self-custody, hardware wallet support, and others) reflect attributes tracked per wallet. Each listing also shows the date its information was last verified.
Wallets listed on this page are not official endorsements, and are provided for informational purposes only.
Their descriptions have been provided by the wallet projects themselves.