Coinomi

Coinomi is one of the oldest and most-trusted multi-coin, multi-chain non-custodial wallets in the crypto industry — launched in 2014 with a continuously-operating, never-hacked track record (per the official Coinomi homepage, July 2026: "The blockchain wallet trusted by millions" + "Uncompromised since 2014, our multi-chain wallet continues to be the trusted choice for millions of active users." + "Seamlessly explore 10,000+ Assets & NFTs Across 50+ Blockchains. Including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana & more. Your secure, non-custodial gateway to the world of DeFi."). Coinomi's positioning in this directory: the longest-track-record multi-coin wallet with the broadest-coverage traditional multi-chain model. Where newer wallets like MetaMask and Rabby are EVM-focused and browser-extension-only, and OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Trust Wallet are exchange-affiliated newer multi-VM wallets, Coinomi is the established, privacy-first, cross-platform multi-coin wallet — the wallet of choice for users who want a long-standing brand with a never-hacked track record, broad multi-coin coverage (Bitcoin + altcoins + EVM + BEP2 + TRC10 + NEM + Solana), native desktop app availability (Windows + macOS + Linux), 24/7/365 live customer support, 30+ language localization, IP anonymization (no KYC + no tracking), zero send/receive fees, and cold-staking support.

Coinomi has been continuously operating since 2014 — predating MetaMask (2016), Trust Wallet (2017), OKX Wallet (2020), Bitget Wallet (2018), Phantom (2021), Rabby (2022) — and is one of the few wallets in this directory that can credibly claim a 10+ year never-hacked, no-user-lost-funds track record. This is a meaningful trust signal for long-term holders and Bitcoin maximalists who want a wallet brand with a long track record. The wallet is particularly strong on the Bitcoin ecosystem (native SegWit support — Bech32 + P2SH + legacy — + cold staking + UTXO control + dusting attack protection + Trusted Node connection to user's own full Bitcoin node) and on altcoin / multi-chain coverage (10,000+ tokens across 50+ blockchains, including niche chains like NEM Mosaics, Omni Layer, TRC10 that other wallets in this directory don't support). Coinomi is the recommended pick for users who (a) prioritize brand track record + never-hacked longevity, (b) want a native desktop app (Windows + macOS + Linux, one of the few wallets in this directory with a native desktop app), (c) want privacy-first (no KYC + IP anonymization), and (d) want a wallet with strong Bitcoin ecosystem support (native SegWit + cold staking + UTXO control + Trusted Node). For users who want EVM-only modern Web3 features (EIP-4337 account abstraction, modern DApp browser, modern DEX aggregator), OKX Wallet or Rabby are the recommended alternatives.

50+ blockchains + 10,000+ assets — broadest traditional multi-coin coverage

Per the official Coinomi homepage (July 2026): "Offers true ownership for more than 10,000+ tokens across 50+ blockchains with NFT support too!" Coinomi has the broadest traditional multi-coin + multi-blockchain coverage in this directory — the wallet supports Bitcoin (BTC + native SegWit Bech32 + P2SH + legacy), Ethereum (ETH + all ERC-20), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC + native SegWit), Solana (SOL — added more recently in line with the homepage claim), BNB Chain (BNB + BEP2 tokens), Tron (TRX + TRC10 tokens), NEM (XEM + Mosaics), Dash (DASH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Zcash (ZEC), Monero (XMR — historical, partial), Cardano (ADA — partial), Ripple (XRP), Stellar (XLM), EOS (EOS + EOSIO tokens), Tezos (XTZ), Cosmos (ATOM + IBC — partial), Polkadot (DOT — partial), Avalanche (AVAX + C-chain + X-chain + P-chain + ARC20), Polygon (MATIC), Arbitrum (ARB), Optimism (OP), Base, zkSync Era, Mantle, Linea, Scroll, and many more — 50+ blockchains total + 10,000+ tokens total.

Strong Bitcoin ecosystem support — native SegWit + Trusted Node + UTXO Control

Coinomi has the strongest Bitcoin ecosystem support among the multi-chain wallets in this directory. Per the official Coinomi features list: Native SegWit support ("Enjoy faster confirmations and lower fees for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and many other cryptocurrencies. Switch dynamically between Bech32, P2SH, and legacy modes") — Coinomi lets the user choose the address format dynamically (Bech32 for cheapest fees, P2SH for older_wallet compatibility, legacy for oldest_wallet compatibility). Trusted Node ("Gain complete financial sovereignty by connecting to your own full Bitcoin node") — the user can connect Coinomi to their own Bitcoin full node (Bitcoin Core, btcd, etc.) for maximum privacy + sovereignty, bypassing Coinomi's servers entirely. UTXO Control ("Dusting attacks protection and Do-Not-Spend flags. Choose like-type change addresses to reduce transaction linking. Full UTXO control coming soon!") — Coinomi has built-in dusting-attack protection + Do-Not-Spend flags + like-type change-address selection to reduce transaction linkability (privacy-first Bitcoin UTXO handling). These Bitcoin features are stronger than OKX Wallet / Bitget Wallet / Trust Wallet / MetaMask / Rabby which have weaker Bitcoin UTXO control.

Cold staking — earn rewards while offline

Per the official Coinomi features list: Cold staking ("Let your crypto work for you. Cold stake supported assets with a single click and earn rewards even when offline"). Coinomi supports cold staking — the user's staked assets stay in cold storage (offline / hardware-wallet-like security) while earning staking rewards; the user doesn't need to keep their wallet online 24/7 to earn rewards. This is a meaningful differentiator vs hot-wallet staking (MetaMask + OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Trust Wallet all require the staked assets to be in the hot wallet to earn rewards). Cold-staking-supported assets include Stratis (STRAX), PIVX, NavCoin, and several other cold-staking-enabled networks. Note: cold staking doesn't apply to Ethereum / Solana / Cardano / Polkadot / Cosmos which use different staking models that Coinomi doesn't natively support cold-stake.

Privacy-first — no KYC + IP anonymization + no transaction tracking

Per the official Coinomi features list: Enhanced privacy/anonymity ("No KYC bureaucracy to access your funds, no IP association, no identity linking, no transactions tracking. Our servers anonymize your requests by hiding your IP address from prying eyes"). Coinomi is one of the most privacy-focused wallets in this directory. The wallet: (a) doesn't require any KYC to create a wallet or send / receive — the user can use Coinomi fully without entering any personal information; (b) anonymizes the user's IP address via Coinomi's servers — when the wallet fetches balance + transaction data from the blockchain, Coinomi's servers make the request on behalf of the user, hiding the user's IP from public nodes; (c) doesn't link the user's identity to their wallet addresses; (d) doesn't track the user's on-chain transactions. This privacy posture is materially stronger than MetaMask (which doesn't anonymize IP + has had user-data-collection criticism), OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet (exchange-affiliated wallets with parent-exchange KYC implications), Trust Wallet (Binance-affiliated). For users who prioritize privacy, Coinomi is one of the strongest picks in this directory alongside hardware wallets (Keystone 3 Pro) and privacy-coin-focused wallets.

Cross-platform — iOS + Android + Desktop (Windows + macOS + Linux)

Per the official Coinomi homepage: "Coinomi has evolved its mobile app to fully support both iOS and Android; and now with the recent addition of its desktop version, wallet access & control is even more convenient." Coinomi is one of the few wallets in this directory with a native desktop app (Windows + macOS + Linux) — most wallets in this directory are either mobile-only (Trust Wallet), browser-extension-only (MetaMask, Rabby), or web-only (some web3 wallets). The native desktop app is a meaningful differentiator for users who prefer a desktop-class application over a browser extension. The same seed phrase restores the wallet across iOS + Android + Desktop (Windows + macOS + Linux); the desktop app has dark + light mode toggle.

24/7/365 live customer support — in-app + website live chat

Per the official Coinomi features list: 24/7/365 Live Customer Support ("Friendly support is always on hand, via instant live chat directly in the app or on our website"). Coinomi has one of the strongest customer support offerings in this directory — 24/7/365 live chat support directly inside the mobile + desktop apps + on the Coinomi website. This is comparable to OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet (exchange-affiliated 24/7 support) and stronger than MetaMask + Trust Wallet + Phantom which have ticket / email-only support with longer response times. For users who specifically value reachable customer support, Coinomi is one of the strongest picks in this directory.

Zero fees on send/receive — only pay miner fees

Per the official Coinomi features list: Zero fees ("Zero fees for sending and receiving transactions - you only pay the transaction fees directly to the miners"). Coinomi doesn't charge any wallet-side fees on send / receive transactions — the user only pays the network miner fees (which go to the chain's validators / miners, not to Coinomi). This is the strongest fee model in this directory — most other wallets (OKX Wallet, Bitget Wallet, Trust Wallet, MetaMask) don't charge send / receive fees either, but Coinomi explicitly markets this as a feature. Note: Coinomi's built-in exchange (swap) does charge a small spread / commission (typically 1-5% depending on the swap route + partner); the zero fees apply only to direct send / receive transactions.

Built-in exchange (swap) — Simplex / ChangeNOW / ShapeShift partners

Per the official Coinomi features list: Exchanges built-in ("Swap between hundreds of assets and thousands of pairs instantly, through our strategic partners and various DEXes. Privacy is assured, with transaction speeds better than industry norms"). Coinomi has a built-in swap feature via strategic partners (Simplex integration for fiat on-ramp, ChangeNOW / ShapeShift integration for crypto-to-crypto swaps, plus various DEXes for EVM swaps). The swap fees vary by partner / route (typically 1-5% spread + network gas). This is a weaker swap-offering than OKX Wallet's OKX DEX (0% commission) or Rabby's Rabby Swap (0% commission), but is comparable to MetaMask Swap (0.875%) and Trust Wallet's router (0.5-1%).

Buy crypto with card — Simplex integration

Per the official Coinomi features list: Buy crypto with card ("Purchase Crypto directly from Coinomi through the use of our partner Simplex. More options coming soon!"). The user can buy crypto with credit card / debit card via Simplex (processor fee typically 3-5% + some Coinomi commission, shown transparently before the user confirms). Coinomi mentions "more options coming soon" — likely MoonPay / Transak / Banxa integration in the pipeline.

One-time BIP44 backup + multi-seed support

Per the official Coinomi features list: One-time backup ("Hierarchical Deterministic Wallet (BIP44) logic enables you to keep everything both accessible and secure, with one strong passphrase that you'll only have to back-up once") — the user backs up the 12-word / 24-word BIP-39 seed phrase once, and it backs up every wallet on every supported chain. Multi-seed support ("Import and manage an infinite number of wallets, each with its own encryption settings") — the user can import unlimited additional seed phrases, each creating its own wallet group with its own encryption settings. This is comparable to MetaMask + Rabby's multi-account model and stronger than OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Trust Wallet which have simpler multi-account UX.

DApp browser + WalletConnect + Web3 support

Per the official Coinomi features list: DApp Browser & Web3 support ("Seamlessly access your favourite DApps with Coinomi's integrated DApp browser and Web3 support without any compromise on security") + Wallet Connect ("Easily and securely access DApps on the big-screen with the use of WalletConnect - link your Coinomi wallet with other apps which support this feature"). Coinomi has DApp browser + WalletConnect + Web3 provider injection, so the user can connect to EVM dApps. Note: the DApp browser / Web3 provider is less mature than MetaMask's + OKX Wallet's + Rabby's (Coinomi is primarily a multi-coin wallet first, with Web3 as an added feature); for users who heavily use EVM dApps, MetaMask + OKX Wallet + Rabby are the recommended alternatives.

FIO Protocol + Unstoppable Domains support — human-readable addresses

Per the official Coinomi features list: Wallet interoperability ("Register and use your FIO or Unstoppable Domain address instead of long public addresses. Send and receive any crypto from any FIO member wallet, and create blockchain-agnostic payment requests"). Coinomi supports FIO Protocol + Unstoppable Domains — the user can register a human-readable address (e.g. "alice@coinomi") and use it instead of long public addresses for send / receive across chains. This is comparable to Trust Wallet + OKX Wallet which also support Unstoppable Domains.

30+ language localization

Per the official Coinomi features list: Multilingual & hyperlocal ("Coinomi is internationally readable in many languages; English, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Russian and many other languages are supported, with more translations coming soon"). Coinomi is localized in 30+ languages — this is one of the strongest localization offerings in this directory, ahead of OKX Wallet (~15 languages), Bitget Wallet (~10 languages), MetaMask (~10 languages), Trust Wallet (~15 languages). For users in non-English-speaking regions who want a wallet natively localized in their language, Coinomi is one of the strongest picks in this directory.

Self-custodial — keys never leave the device

Per the official Coinomi features list: Superb security ("Your private keys never leave your device. Strong wallet encryption and cryptography guarantee that your funds will remain safe under your ultimate control"). Coinomi is non-custodial — private keys are stored AES-256 encrypted on the user's device (mobile: secure enclave / Android Keystore; desktop: encrypted local file). Coinomi (the company) has no access to user Coinomi private keys or funds. Same recovery model as MetaMask + Trust Wallet + OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet — losing the seed phrase is unrecoverable.

10+ year never-hacked track record (established 2014)

Per the official Coinomi features list: Solid track record ("Constant operation since 2014, never hacked, no user has ever lost funds due to Coinomi"). Coinomi has been continuously operating since 2014 — over 10 years of operation with no reported hacks + no reported user fund losses due to Coinomi itself. This is the longest track record in this directory: MetaMask (2016), Trust Wallet (2017), Bitget Wallet (2018), OKX Wallet (2020), Phantom (2021), Rabby (2022). For long-term holders + Bitcoin maximalists who value a wallet brand with proven longevity, Coinomi's track record is a meaningful trust signal. Note: Coinomi had a 2019 bug report (a user reported their seed phrase was inadvertently sent to a third-party spell-check service on Android; Coinomi patched this in a subsequent release) — this is the closest thing to a security incident in Coinomi's history; it was patched promptly and no funds were lost as a result.

IP anonymization — privacy-first posture

Per the official Coinomi features list: Enhanced privacy/anonymity ("No KYC bureaucracy to access your funds, no IP association, no identity linking, no transactions tracking. Our servers anonymize your requests by hiding your IP address from prying eyes"). Coinomi anonymizes the user's IP address via Coinomi's servers — when the wallet fetches balance + transaction data from the blockchain, Coinomi's servers make the request on the user's behalf, hiding the user's IP from public nodes. The wallet doesn't track the user's on-chain transactions or link the user's identity to their wallet addresses. This privacy posture is materially stronger than MetaMask (which doesn't anonymize IP), OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet (exchange-affiliated wallets with parent-exchange KYC implications), and is comparable to / stronger than Trust Wallet's privacy posture.

UTXO control + dusting attack protection (Bitcoin ecosystem)

Coinomi has built-in UTXO control features that materially improve Bitcoin privacy + security: dusting attack protection (the wallet warns the user if they receive a small UTXO that may be a dusting attack to deanonymize their wallet), Do-Not-Spend flags (the user can mark specific UTXOs as Do-Not-Spend to prevent them from being inadvertently included in a future transaction), and like-type change-address selection (the user can choose change addresses of the same type as the input to reduce transaction linkability). These features are stronger than the Bitcoin support in OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Trust Wallet + MetaMask + Rabby + Phantom which have weaker UTXO control.

Trusted Node — connect to your own full Bitcoin node

Per the official Coinomi features list: Trusted Node ("Gain complete financial sovereignty by connecting to your own full Bitcoin node"). The user can configure Coinomi to connect to their own Bitcoin full node (Bitcoin Core, btcd, etc.) for maximum privacy + sovereignty — bypassing Coinomi's servers entirely for Bitcoin balance + transaction data. This is a strong privacy + sovereignty feature for Bitcoin maximalists. Comparable to the Electrum + Bitcoin Core + Sparrow Wallet model. OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Trust Wallet + MetaMask do NOT support custom-node connection.

One-time BIP-44 HD backup

Per the official Coinomi features list: One-time backup ("Hierarchical Deterministic Wallet (BIP44) logic enables you to keep everything both accessible and secure, with one strong passphrase that you'll only have to back-up once"). The user backs up the 12-word / 24-word BIP-39 seed phrase once, and it backs up every wallet on every supported chain. Same model as MetaMask + Trust Wallet + OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Rabby. Note: Coinomi's BIP-44 HD derivation path is a Coinomi-specific path (m/44'/0'/0' for Bitcoin, with custom paths for other chains) — when restoring a Coinomi seed phrase in another wallet (e.g. MetaMask), the user may need to specify the Coinomi derivation path manually; this is a minor compatibility quirk specific to older multi-coin wallets.

Cold staking support (offline rewards)

Per the official Coinomi features list: Cold staking ("Let your crypto work for you. Cold stake supported assets with a single click and earn rewards even when offline"). This isn't a security feature per se but it has a security benefit — the user's staked assets stay in cold storage / offline during staking, so the assets aren't exposed to hot-wallet risk. This is stronger than OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Trust Wallet + MetaMask which require the staked assets to be in the hot wallet to earn rewards.

Limitations

Coinomi does NOT support biometric face / fingerprint unlock (the wallet has PIN / password unlock). Coinomi does NOT have a self-destruct option after N failed PIN attempts (the wallet will keep accepting PIN attempts). Coinomi does NOT support EIP-4337 account abstraction (no smart accounts / gas-less transactions / session keys / social recovery). Coinomi does NOT have a 100% open-source model — the wallet core is closed-source (with some components open-sourced on github.com/coinomi); for users who specifically want a fully-open-source wallet, MetaMask + Rabby are the recommended alternatives. Coinomi's hardware-wallet pairing is limited (the wallet doesn't have native Ledger / Keystone / Trezor pairing as of July 2026); for hardware-wallet pairing, OKX Wallet Chrome extension (Ledger + Keystone 3 Pro + Trezor) or Rabby (Ledger) are the recommended alternatives.

Wallet download — free

Coinomi is free to download on iOS App Store, Google Play, and Coinomi's website for Desktop (Windows + macOS + Linux). No subscription fees. No monthly fees. No onboarding KYC required.

Zero send / receive fees — only pay miner fees

Per the official Coinomi features list: Zero fees ("Zero fees for sending and receiving transactions - you only pay the transaction fees directly to the miners"). Coinomi doesn't charge any wallet-side fees on direct send / receive transactions — the user only pays the network miner fees (which go to the chain's validators / miners, not to Coinomi). This is the strongest fee model in this directory alongside OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Trust Wallet + MetaMask which also don't charge send / receive fees.

Built-in exchange (swap) fees — typically 1-5% spread + network gas

Per the official Coinomi features list: Exchanges built-in ("Swap between hundreds of assets and thousands of pairs instantly, through our strategic partners and various DEXes"). Coinomi's built-in swap uses strategic partners (Simplex, ChangeNOW, ShapeShift, plus various DEXes for EVM swaps). The swap fee varies by partner and route — typically 1-5% spread + network gas, with the spread shown transparently in the swap UI before the user confirms. This is a weaker swap fee model than OKX Wallet's OKX DEX (0% commission) and Rabby's Rabby Swap (0% commission), but comparable to MetaMask Swap (0.875% aggregator + spread) + Trust Wallet's router (~0.5-1% commission + spread). For users who frequently swap between assets, OKX Wallet + Rabby are the recommended alternatives with the lowest aggregator fees.

Network gas — paid to chain, not Coinomi

Each transaction requires network gas paid to the chain's validators / miners — Coinomi doesn't charge gas on behalf of users. Per the official Coinomi features list: Custom and Dynamic miners' fees ("Transaction fees are calculated dynamically, allowing you to get the best value for money at all times. Alternatively, you can set and use your own fees, in all supported coins"). The user can use Coinomi's dynamic fee recommendation (auto-calculated for each chain) or set a custom fee per transaction. Coinomi does NOT support gas-less transactions (no EIP-4337 account abstraction / paymaster support); for gas-less transactions, OKX Wallet is the recommended alternative.

Buy crypto with card — Simplex integration, 3-5% processor fee

Per the official Coinomi features list: Buy crypto with card ("Purchase Crypto directly from Coinomi through the use of our partner Simplex. More options coming soon!"). The user can buy crypto with credit card / debit card via Simplex (processor fee typically 3-5% + some Coinomi commission). The fee is shown transparently in the buy confirmation UI before the user completes. "More options coming soon" suggests MoonPay / Transak / Banxa integration in the pipeline (which may bring down the processor fees over time).

Gift cards — Bidali integration

Per the official Coinomi features list: Giftcards ("Quickly convert Crypto into gift cards for your favourite stores directly in the app using our partners at Bidali - more options coming soon!"). The user can convert crypto to gift cards (Amazon, Google Play, Steam, etc.) via Bidali integration. The Bidali spread varies by gift card (typically 1-3% above the crypto-to-fiat exchange rate). This is a niche feature that other wallets in this directory don't have.

Per the official Coinomi homepage (July 2026): "Offers true ownership for more than 10,000+ tokens across 50+ blockchains with NFT support too!" + "Seamlessly explore 10,000+ Assets & NFTs Across 50+ Blockchains. Including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana & more." Coinomi supports 50+ blockchains + 10,000+ tokens.

Bitcoin ecosystem (strongest coverage in this directory)

• Bitcoin (BTC) — native SegWit support (Bech32 + P2SH + legacy), UTXO control, dusting attack protection, Do-Not-Spend flags, Trusted Node connection
• Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• Litecoin (LTC) — native SegWit support (Bech32 + P2SH + legacy)
• Dogecoin (DOGE)
• Dash (DASH)
• Bitcoin SV (BSV) + Bitcoin Gold (BTG)
• Zcash (ZEC) — shielded + transparent addresses
• Monero (XMR) — historical / partial support

Ethereum + EVM L1s + L2s

• Ethereum (ETH) + all ERC-20 tokens + all ERC-721 NFTs
• BNB Chain (BSC) + BEP2 tokens (Binance Chain)
• Polygon (MATIC) + Arbitrum (ARB) + Optimism (OP) + Base + zkSync Era + Mantle + Linea + Scroll + other major EVM L2s
• Avalanche (AVAX) — C-chain (EVM) + X-chain + P-chain + ARC20

Major altcoins + L1s

• Solana (SOL) — added more recently, per the homepage claim
• Tron (TRX) — TRC10 + TRC20 tokens
• Ripple (XRP)
• Stellar (XLM)
• Cardano (ADA) — partial support
• Polkadot (DOT) — partial support
• Cosmos (ATOM + IBC) — partial support
• Tezos (XTZ)
• EOS (EOS + EOSIO tokens)
• NEM (XEM + Mosaics) — niche support, most other wallets in this directory don't support NEM
• Omni Layer (USDT + OMNI) — niche support
• NEO (NEO + NEP5)
• Waves (WAVES)
• Qtum (QTUM)
• ICON (ICX)
• Ontology (ONT)

NFT support

Coinomi supports ERC-721 NFTs (per the homepage: "10,000+ Assets & NFTs Across 50+ Blockchains"). The NFT management is basic (view + send + receive), without an integrated marketplace aggregator (no OpenSea / Magic Eden / Blur / Tensor aggregation). For users who specifically want an NFT marketplace aggregator, OKX Wallet + Bitget Wallet + Trust Wallet are the recommended alternatives; see also our NFT marketplaces directory at /best-nft-marketplaces.

DApps (Web3 + WalletConnect)

Coinomi has a built-in DApp browser + WalletConnect support + Web3 provider injection, so the user can connect to EVM dApps. Note: the DApp browser / Web3 provider is less mature than MetaMask's + OKX Wallet's + Rabby's (Coinomi is primarily a multi-coin wallet first, with Web3 as an added feature); for users who heavily use EVM dApps, MetaMask + OKX Wallet + Rabby are the recommended alternatives.