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Last updated 2 years ago

  • open-source, decentralized crypto wallet for a wide range of browsers, including Chrome, Brave, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Edge, Vivaldi, Safari, and more

  • also mobile app - iOS and Android

  • wide uptake: 200 000 Temple wallet users, 500 new installs per day

  • create multiple accounts

  • delegate Tezos to “bakers” (validators of the Tezos network) and receive rewards

  • hardware wallet integration with Ledger Nano

  • token swap from wallet

  • dApp connection with Tezos dApps

  • NFT management

  • passed external security audits with Least Authority and Cossack Labs

  • can use Moonpay to buy Tezos

  • currently can’t view NFTs in wallet, but developers are working on this

  • web browser wallet

  • based on three principles: community, security and reliability

  • longest-running web3 wallet, from 2018, built for the Tezos blockchain

  • hardware wallet integration with Ledger

  • easy set-up and very straight-forward interface

  • built-in dApp browser

  • stake from wallet

  • great NFT features - can access thousands of NFT collections directly in the wallet but only within the Tezos ecosystem. It also has good support for NFT drops

  • can replace your long wallet address with your Google, Twitter, Reddit or Facebook username making it easier to send and receive funds

  • no mobile app

  • lack of privacy - users don’t have the same anonymity as other wallets

  • no token swaps

  • desktop and mobile wallet

  • quick set-up process

  • simple, if slightly uninspiring, user interface

  • can pay multiple transactions (batch transactions) at once

  • staking (“baking” in the Tezos ecosystem) from wallet

  • multiple accounts allowed

  • management and viewing of NFTs (only Tezos ecosystem)

  • dApp integration

  • hardware wallet integration

  • good help - support team answers queries within 24 hours

  • no built-in dApp browser

  • no token swap

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