Wallets for getting started

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.