Atomic Wallet

Desktop and mobile wallet for many coins, with built-in swaps and staking. Keys stay on your device. About $100 million in crypto was stolen from Atomic Wallet users in June 2023 in a theft the FBI attributed to North Korean hackers.

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The listing at a glance

  • You hold the keysYour coins stay under your control. Atomic Wallet never holds them.
  • atomicwallet.ioThe address our listing links to.
  • No commercial linkWe earn nothing if you sign up.
  • Updated 7 Oct 2026The last time we edited this listing.

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