Given how popular ERC-20 tokens are today — and there are more than 140,000 of them, your wallet must necessarily be compatible with this standard. Here are the best options for storing ERC-20 tokens.
imToken 2.0 is a free mobile wallet with wide compatibility. In addition, it is also the most common Ethereum wallet-it has 6 million users responsible for 10% of the volume of Ethereum transactions.
Ledger Nano S is a paid hardware wallet. The portable USB device supports a wide range of currencies including ERC-20 tokens. Currently, this wallet is one of the most popular on the market.
MyEtherWallet is one of The most popular web wallets for Ethereum-compatible coins and tokens. Secret keys are stored on your computer. Also myherwallet can read and write smart contracts, which means it is a good companion for hardware wallets, including for KeepKey and Ledger Nano.
Metamask wallet has become popular due to its simplicity. It is implemented as a browser extension (it can be installed, for example, on Chrome or Brave).
Mist-the official wallet of the Ethereum network. It is designed by the project team as a repository for ERC-20 tokens, and it is one of the most secure wallets for the computer.
For serious investors hardware wallet Trezor-the undisputed leader in terms of security and ease of use. It is a USB touch screen device capable of storing any ERC-20 token as well as other cryptocurrencies.
With multi-blockchain compatibility, Jaxx is one of the most popular mobile and computer wallets. In addition, it has a very accessible and simple interface.
KeepKey is another USB hardware wallet where you can store both ether and several other altcoins. The peculiarity of the wallet is its ability to generate keys of any length.
Parity Wallet is the most important wallet in the bitcoin infrastructure. There is also an integration with the Ethereum GUI browser, which allows you to access a decentralized application, and a full node of the network. The wallet is available on several platforms.
This computer crypto wallet is a good choice for a beginner. He's got a great interface and there's a million settings.
One of the most original wallets on this list is actually printing public and private keys on paper. This is a cheap opportunity to implement cold storage.
Guarda is a mobile wallet for Android, which simplifies the process of storing and exchanging tokens, since there is no registration and complicated verification procedure here.
Trust Wallet is an open source ERC-20 token wallet that gives the user the ability to change it at will. Also, thanks to the built-in browser, users can work with decentralized applications directly from the wallet.
This wallet stores private keys on your device and offers a wide range of recovery options. The mobile wallet supports many leading cryptocurrencies, as well as ERC-20 tokens.
While the strength of this wallet is working with the integration of various blockchains, it also does a great job with ERC — 20 tokens. This is a mobile wallet available on Android and iOS.
This is not very popular, but quite viable and very interesting wallet. Powered by Android, supports Ethereum, bitcoin and all ERC-20 and ERC-223 tokens.
