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  • extremely popular self-custodial cryptocurrency wallet app and browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Opera and Microsoft Edge) supporting multiple blockchains, including the Polygon ecosystem

  • excellent wallet for beginners

  • an all-in-one solution as multiple blockchains are supported

  • good hardware wallet integration

  • excellent support

  • easy login with password (not seed phrase)

  • token swap fee of 0.875%

  • most dApps support Metamask wallets

  • need to view portfolio site on your browser to view NFTs

  • only ERC-20 protocol - i.e. Ethereum tokens (would need to wrap Bitcoin if storing it in a Metamask wallet)

  • multi-chain app-based wallet (Android and iOS)

  • self-custodial wallet with no seed phrase

  • no seed phrases or private keys - instead, the wallet uses encrypted secret key share (one key is stored on your device, and one on their server)

  • very easy and quick set-up, despite good security

  • user-friendly interface which makes it easy for new users

  • can view and send NFTs

  • connect to dApps

  • can purchase stable coins in the wallet with a bank transfer (0.1% fee for stable coins) or credit card

  • wide range of token swaps and multi-currency support

  • can buy and sell crypto within the wallet

  • excellent help functionality - can send a message in the app (usual reply time is under 3 minutes)

  • the wallet requires access to your Google Drive or iCloud and a face scan to set up its security (some users may not like this)

  • not fully non-custodial in term of users storing their own private keys

  • no desktop version

  • a self-custody DeFi wallet built natively on Polygon (uses Polygon blockchain)

  • app-based wallet (Android and iOS)

  • easy-to-use interface

  • wallet can be backed up to Google Drive

  • very simple set-up process

  • can buy stable coins (USDC) from the wallet via Apple Pay, or other local payment solution

  • stake coins, including stable coins, from the wallet for interest (has direct access to a number of DeFi apps - e.g. Aave)

  • includes some basic help videos in the wallet

  • trade over 100 token on Polygon blockchain with zero gas fees

  • uses a key management system: seed phrases are encrypted to iCloud or Google Drive

  • can view NFTs across the Polygon and Ethereum blockchain

  • very low fees - as it’s built on the Polygon blockchain (no gas fees)

  • set up mostly as a DeFi wallet (rather than for NFTs)

  • will need to use WalletConnect to sign up to NFT marketplaces

can connect wallet to (on browser) to stake Matic and access Polygon Web 3 dApps

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