5 Best IOTA Wallets

FireFly

IOTA has developed a wallet called Trinity but they discontinued this and supported another wallet called Firefly.

FireFly is a desktop wallet that is available in two versions one is a simple Firefly IOTA and another one is called Firefly Shimmer.

It also supports Ledger Nano S & X hardware wallet. It supports staking mechanisms where you can earn free coins for your coins and allows you to participate in governance voting.

Supported Devices: Windows, macOS, and Linux

Supported network: IOTA

IOTA Paper Wallet

If you can’t afford the hardware wallets and wants to hold a big amount of MIOTA for the long term then you should use Crypto Paper wallets.

There are many reasons to use paper wallets.

As of now, we found two paper wallets code available on GitHub, and one of them is supported by the official team in some way.

You can find the list of IOTA paper wallets here.

Supported network: IOTA

Exodus

Exodus is a multi-chain non-custodial wallet that supports more than 50 networks and over 260+ assets or tokens can be transacted on Exodus.

It also supports Trezor hardware wallet and here you can also swap your assets within the app. They offer different products or you can say different methods to use their wallet like Mobile, Desktop, Trezor, and use as Web3 wallet for DeFi.

You can use them on your mobile devices which is the easiest method to trade assets on mobile devices. Staking pools allow you to stake coins directly in the app.

Supported network: BSC

TanglePay

TanglePay is IOTA dedicated wallet that is developed to store IOTA and Shimmer only. It will allow you to explore the NFTs and DeFi in the app.

It is a mobile and web extension-based wallet. The extension supports Chrome and the app works in the Android play store.

Supported network: IOTA

MIOTA Hardware Wallet

There are multiple known hardware wallets that allow users to store IOTA on hardware wallets like Trezor, Ledger, SafePal, and KeepKey.

SafePal = $50
KeepKey = $50
Trezor = $70
Ledger = $100