Wallets

There are many options of wallets to choose from to secure and use ETC. Each option gives a different balance between security and convenience. Please research the best option depending on your requirements.

Which Wallet Should I use?

The following suggestions are not endorsements, and serve only to help new users quickly find an option that probably works for them.

• If you want a simple mobile app, Trust Wallet is easy to use and support many currencies including ETC.
• If you want to hold small amounts of ETC for use with decentralized applications, then try MetaMask and connect it to Ethereum Classic.
• If you are accepting ETC for your business, you probably just want to create an exchange account that you can use to sell it for your local currency.
• If you are holding larger amounts, it is highly recommended to purchase a Hardware Wallet.
• For more advanced use cases, please do your own research and try a few options from below.

Web Wallets

These Web3 wallets can be accessed using a web page. They shouldn't be used to secure large amounts, but allow you to easily interacting with ETC without downloads.

Browser Integrated Wallets

These Web3 wallets are integrated in web browsers. Typically, they inject websites with your account information in order to allow you to seamlessly interact with Ethereum Classic dapps in your browser.

Hardware Wallets

Hardware wallets are secure wallets designed for long term storage.

Software Wallets

Software wallets are Desktop or Mobile devices designed for short-term storage.

Other Wallet Products

These products are complimentary to crypto wallets like recovery seed storage.