MetaMask
MetaMask is a popular EVM compatible crypto wallet.
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A clearer route through wallets, apps, and the tools around them. Explore source-backed profiles, compare wallet types, and build a shortlist around what you actually need.
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969Directory records
358Wallet listings
667Wallet-tool listings
49Source categories
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Start with a role, not a ranking. Choose the category that matches your next step.
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A few familiar names. A much bigger index.
A cross-section of source listings. Open a profile for its original description, available links, and recorded metadata.
Backpack
Backpack is an all-in-one crypto exchange and wallet supporting futures, spot trading, and lending on…
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Software walletsTrust Wallet
Trust Wallet is one of the most widely used multi-chain crypto wallets in Web3.
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Hardware walletsLedger
Ledger is a hardware web3 wallet.
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Software walletsPhantom Wallet
Phantom is a multichain crypto app for trading, spending, and self-custody across Solana, Ethereum, and Polygon.
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Smart contract walletsSafe
Safe, a smart contract wallet, requires a minimum number of people to approve a transaction.
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Brave Wallet
The non-custodial multichain wallet built directly into the Brave browser, with shielded Zcash and any-to-any…
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Bitget Wallet
Bitget Wallet is one of the world's leading all-in-one Web3 trading wallets, serving over 80 million users…
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Find the right corner of Web3.
From payment gateways to recovery tools and smart accounts. Category labels are preserved from the saved listings.
Built for research
A profile with evidence behind it.
Find the project website
Descriptions and collection membership remain available alongside direct project URLs and explicit unresolved-link statuses.
Review official link coverage →See what is available
Recovered logos, all listing-card images, and chain-icon evidence are organized into a browsable library.
Browse the image library →Keep the full picture
Download the public directory CSV or inspect the available product metadata and link status on any individual profile.
Open dataset downloads →The journal
Wallet Field Notes
Practical checklists for selection, security, recovery, payments, and team operations.
Wallet Recovery and Seed Phrase Safety: A Practical Plan
Prepare a non-secret inventory, rehearse realistic loss scenarios, and protect recovery information before a crisis.
Smart Contract Wallet Guide: Behavior, Recovery & Permissions
Understand the role of smart accounts and ask precise questions about recovery, modules, sponsorship, and continuity.
How to Compare Wallet Security Without Invented Scores
Connect each threat to a control and an evidence source. Keep permissions, recovery, audits, and unknowns distinct.
Wallet Tools for Teams and DAOs: A Treasury Pilot Plan
Design a treasury pilot around recipient verification, approvals, absence, accounting records, and controlled automation.
Hardware vs Software Wallets: Compare the Complete Setup
Evaluate the signer, interface, recovery burden, and daily routine behind hardware and software wallet choices.
How to Compare 667 Wallet Tools Using Source Evidence
Understand the archive’s 969 records, overlapping collections, missing metadata, logo coverage, and source provenance.
Illustrative layout, not product scores.
A clear starting point
Good questions before you choose.
Why do 358 wallets and 667 tools produce 969 records?
The two source collections share 56 exact name-and-description matches. The master index merges those overlaps and preserves distinct source variants.
Are the listed products ranked?
No. Browse pages use alphabetical ordering. Collection positions and logos are not performance ratings or security endorsements.
What happens when a logo or website is missing?
The source has 266 recovered logos. Records without one use a text initial. Only publishable project destinations are linked; unresolved destinations are not guessed.
Can I inspect the original information?
Each profile includes listing metadata, available visuals, and a per-record JSON download. Official-site coverage is incomplete and can be reviewed on the link-coverage page.
Where should a new wallet user start?
Read the first-week checklist, then browse software, hardware, or smart-wallet categories around a specific task.
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