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# Reviews

### [Xumm](https://xumm.app)

* non-custodial wallet available for mobile (iOS and Android)
* the most popular wallet on the XRP ledger - and probably the industry standard
* 642,017 unique active users from 235 countries in 2022

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* exclusively an XRP wallet, supporting XRP and the 8000-plus tokens issued on the XRP Ledger &#x20;
* assets can be sent, received or denominated in any asset
* cheap, fast payments
* hardware wallet integration
* can access apps straight from wallet (xApps), including NFT viewing apps
* easy-to-use wallet for newbies
* no fees for basic use, though the Ripple blockchain does charge fees that are very low
* can choose between standard (FaceID / Passcode) and extra (password to sign transactions) security
* good help resources on the app or online
* can upgrade to Xumm Pro for additional features (but there is a fee)
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* a bit of a hassle to set up - no seed phrase (instead, you will need a number / letter row sequence)
* to activate an account, you need to deposit 10 XRP into your account - these cannot be spent, but are used to pay for ledger fees (all XRP wallets require an initial deposit)
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* [**Website**](https://xumm.app)
* [**Twitter**](https://twitter.com/XummWallet)
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### [Exodus](https://www.exodus.com/ripple-xrp-wallet)

* non-custodial Web3 wallet available as a browser extension (Chrome and Brave), a desktop app, and mobile (iOS and Android)
* viewed as a great wallet for beginners with cross-platform support

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* aesthetically pleasing, with a simple layout
* easy setup process
* excellent help functionality, including quick chat services&#x20;
* token swap and support for multiple cryptocurrencies
* hardware wallet integration (Trezor Model T for XRP)
* can access some common apps - e.g. Compound Finance - directly from the wallet
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* lack of 2FA security protection
* no crypto to fiat conversion
* doesn’t yet run from Ripple blockchain, though can store XRP on the wallet and token swap
* no NFT viewing for NFTs bought via Ripple blockchain
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* [**Website**](https://www.exodus.com/ripple-xrp-wallet)
* [**Twitter**](https://twitter.com/exodus_io)
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### [GateHub](https://gatehub.net)

* both a wallet, built specifically for Ripple, and an exchange
* web browser wallet

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* easy to use&#x20;
* supports a variety of tokens (not a huge amount) as well as fiat currencies, via an in-built payment gateway (bank transfers) - this is one of the wallet’s biggest advantages
* fiat currencies currently supported include USD, EUR, CNY and JPY
* good customer support - perhaps because it includes an exchange
* can swap tokens on the exchange
* can purchase insurance on the wallet’s contents through Coincover
* good analytics for seeing your assets, cash flow, etc.
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* KYC (Know Your Customer) process to set up wallet - probably because it includes an exchange and fiat on-ramps
* need to hold a minimum of 20 XRP in your wallet which can’t be used
* limited dApp connections
* no NFT visual display or capacity
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* [**Website**](https://gatehub.net)
* [**Twitter**](https://twitter.com/GateHub)
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