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Qubic offers various wallet options to suit different user needs and preferences. For the most up-to-date list of available wallets, please consult https://qubic.org/#wallets.

Wallets by the Core Team​

  1. Web Wallet: https://wallet.qubic.org
  2. iOS Wallet: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/qubic-wallet/id6502265811
  3. Android Wallet: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.qubic.wallet&pli=1

To view the source code of the official wallet app developed by the core team, visit the GitHub repository: https://github.com/qubic/wallet-app

Community-Developed Wallets​

  1. Desktop Wallet
  2. Mobile Wallet
  3. Web Extensions

For detailed information and links to all available wallets, please visit https://qubic.org/#wallets.

Hardware Wallets​

  1. HashWallet: https://www.gethashwallet.com/qubic-wallet

Types of Wallets​

Qubic wallets can be categorised into two main types:

  1. Direct Network Connected Wallet
  2. Proxied Wallet

Direct Network Connected Wallet​

This type of wallet uses a direct connection to the Qubic network. It connects to at least 3 Qubic Nodes and interacts directly with them.

Advantages:

  • Most straightforward without any 3rd party software
  • Mostly Open Source

Disadvantages:

  • More difficult to handle
  • Requires direct connection to Qubic Peers

Proxied Wallet​

A Proxied Wallet uses a proxy service to interact with the network. The proxy provider ensures that your transaction is sent to the network.

Advantages:

  • Easy to handle
  • Runs everywhere without direct connection to the network

Disadvantages:

  • Server-Part of Software may not be Open Source
  • If the proxy service is offline, you can't interact with the network