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Having cryptocurrencies is good, but knowing how to secure them is even better. Indeed, no one wants to see their Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies disappear one day from their wallet. That's why today through this post, we will help you find the best Hardware Wallet to store your cryptocurrencies in order to avoid any unpleasant surprises.

But before we look at the best hardware wallets to store your bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, let's try to understand what a Hardware wallet is?

What is Hardware wallet?
A hardware wallet is a physical electronic device designed for the simple purpose of saving the user's private keys. It is the most secure way to store your cryptocurrencies because private keys are stored offline.
Thus the private keys are protected from devices connected to the Internet, preventing any hacker from stealing your cryptocurrencies.

Let's now take a look at our topic of the day:

What are the best hardware wallets to store cryptocurrencies?
Note that there are several ways to store cryptocurrencies among which we can mention:
Software wallets which are cryptocurrencies storage software,
Paper wallets that offer a way for users to generate a private key being offline and keep them on paper, and hardware wallet which is a physical wallet
Among all these crypto storage methods, the hardware wallet seems to be the most secure as mentioned above.

3 best hardware wallets to stock your cryptocurrencies

1. Ledger Nano S
The Ledger Nano S is a hardware wallet manufactured in 2016 by the company Ledger which is based in France.
this hardware wallet supports several cryptocurrencies and is currently the hardware wallet offering the most choice to users. Transactions are done in a simple and secure way.
If you are looking for a safe way to secure your cryptocurrencies, then Ledger Nano S is the best solution. It offers a quality/price advantage (99$).

2. Trezor
TREZOR One is the first wallet hardware to secure Bitcoin. It is a small device such as a USB memory device that you can use to connect to your computer with a USB cable. It stores your private keys offline and allows you to make your transactions in a safe and secure way on a computer.
Its current price is $99 and you can buy it on Amazon if you want to use a credit card or on their own website if you have Bitcoins in your e-wallet.

3. KeepKey
KeepKey is a little larger than the other two previous hardware wallets. It is the second Hardware wallet after the Trezor One and was launched in 2015. It offers an appreciable design and a larger screen offering a better comfort of use.
Like the other two hardware products, it allows users to secure their crypto thanks to its offline private key storage feature. However, it is more expensive than the first two listed: about $129 to have one.

 

[tusziget]

I have read about Coinomi in an other member post,who is using it.Is this wallet for a longer time available and it can be trusted enough,to store there different cryptocurrencies for a longer time?I would like to try it out as well,just I don't know,if can be trusted.

 

[yishak1412]

I recommend you use Ledger Nano S, Jaxx or Electrum (the latest version! the old version has a bug which can allow websites to get your private keys).

 

[leann0726]

I'm using coinbase for my crypto currency. Its a trusted one and user friendly. Plus its also a secured wallet. But not all mining faucet use coinbase.

 

[leafypond]

I'm using Blockchain as my crypto wallet, maybe the only one currently, I use other wallets for generating addresses for different coins but never store any coin there since I will just exchange them all into btc.

 

[anorona]

I am using faucet hub. If you are using faucethub, you can get the priviledge to get the highest number of faucet suggested by them. Their fee is also lesser compare to other ceypto wallet.

 

[Devil Singh]

Use online web wallet for easily access and for small amount ,,for big amount use hardware wallet like trezor and offline paper cold wallet which are best although i usr coinbase which is fine abd support multi currency !!.
THANKYOU !!.

 

[overcast]

There are also hardware USB tokens out there. so one can make use of that as well. it may surely be good enough for most of the people out there. I don't know how many people are into this type of the stuff though. I guess it depends on some.

 

[Espli]

I use coinpayments, has a lot of coins and is really easy to use, plus, is has a great security, so that's the one I recommend and the one that i have my cryptos

 

[anorona]

One more crypto wallet that I like is coinpot.co. Though it has a very limited number of faucets to collect to (which are the moon faucets), the easy way of converting your alt coin somehow makes them different from the rest of the other crypto.

 

[overcast]

I think some of the wallets such as mana are going to improve. they said manna is going to have new wallet in the may. so I am waiting for that part. it'd be interesting to think how that would work oout. I am sure that in future they may add more such options.

 

[Yugocean]

I recently made a cash out request in Payza from clixsence and it have inbuilt bitcoin wallet; I will use this as bitcoin wallet and exchange all my cryptocurrency to bitcoin to store it; I can convert it into cash anytime in Payza for free.

 

[kakfat]

@Yugocean you have a point, @Op if you are from a country where you have wallet that can convert your coins to direct cash from your local bank is your best wallet but generally blockchain wallet is reliable and security conscious

 

[Yugocean]

@kakfat Payza will only allow such conversions, if user have verified it after doing minimum 500 USD transection via Payza. However if you haven't done it, then you may use it's but coin wallet as normal wallet; but no conversions of Fiat currency or cryptocurrencies will be allowed till it is verified.

 

[krizmund]

coins.ph is easy to use

 

[tusziget]

I think in Blockchain.info you can convert different cryptocurrencies to Bitcoin,you just need a bigger amount of Ethereum or Bitcoin Cash to do this.So I prefer keeping my Ethereum and BCH without converting it,because ETH and BCH are valuable and might have higher value in time.

 

[kakfat]

@krizmud I knew of coin.ph allowing cash to local currency but it is restricted to only Philippines.@yugocean Payza requirements of $500 is kinda high and @tuziget it is not conversion within the wallet but to local currency

 

[Holdings]

From experience, the best wallet available is the wallet that support conversion to your local currency cos not all Wallet support all countries. I am more comfortable with blockchain wallet cos it is secure and transactions are faster

 

[Mubashar]

is the exchanger in coinomi is safe? anyone here use that before?

yes they are i have used them n the past
other than it i have used mycelium both are equally good
ensure you have a good protection as well

 

[Binu]

I am using coinbase. Coinbase supports bitcoins and ethereum. I also have wirex account. Wirex is not only a bitcoin wallet but also a bitcoin card company. Wirex provides debit cards that can be funded through bitcoins. Once you have bitcoins in your card, you can use it like your other cards.

 

[SCAMEXPOSER]

I agree with yugocean to a very reasonable extent but so far in terms of security measures and flexibility, I am more comfortable with blockchain wallet and coinomi