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Non-Fungible-Tokens AKA NFT.

NFT’s are unique collectables like paintings that you can buy, create and store on the blockchain.

It is the blockchain’s another revolutionary change converting or creating a rare collectable on the blockchain.

But to buy or store NFTs, you need a wallet supporting NFT storage.

Here I made the list of wallets supporting NFT storage where you can securely store your rare gems.

1. MetaMask.

MetaMask is a popular wallet to store Ethereum and all the tokens built upon the Ethereum blockchain.

You can easily use MetaMask to buy NFT because most of the NFT marketplaces accept Ethereum as a payment to buy NFT.

But the problem is you can only add NFTs as custom tokens in the web extension, but you will not be able to see them natively in the UI.

However, their mobile app displays NFTs under the NFT Tab even though this feature sometimes does not work properly, so you have to add NFT manually by copying the contract address and ID of the NFT.

2. Coinbase.

Coinbase is a popular crypto exchange offering many crypto services.

On their mobile wallet and desktop browser extension, you can store, buy and sell NFT’s.

Coinbase allows you to buy over 4,000 crypto tokens using debit and credit cards. Then you have to swap ETH for any token that runs on the Ethereum standard for buying NFT.

Coinbase maintains insurance specifically for crypto, and US dollar cash balances are FDIC-insured. Also, their mobile app is the self-custodial crypto wallet meaning you’re in charge of your wallet keys and data.

3. Trust Wallet.

Trust is the well known mobile wallet to store, buy, exchange and earn cryptos.

To use a Trust wallet, you don’t need to fill the forums or take a picture. Just download and trade cryptocurrencies at any time.

Other than cryptos, Trust supports Ethereum and Binance Chain NFTs.

But you can’t buy or sell NFT directly on the Trust wallet. You can use a Trust wallet to buy or sell NFT on dozens of marketplaces.

You can store NFTs of ERC721, ERC1155 Ethereum standard and BEP721, BEP1155 Binance Chain standard.

Trust is the non-custodial wallet letting you fully control the wallet.

4. Alpha Wallet.

Alpha is an open-source, self-custodial Ethereum wallet for Android and iOS users.

The wallet also has the inbuilt Web3 browser to explore various DApps and DeFi applications.

Plus, wallets allow you to mint and store some feature-rich NFTs like in-game tokens and ENS (Ethereum Name Service).

Some of the applications supported directly in AlphaWallet include ChainZ Arena, OpenSea, CryptoKitties and many others.

Not only mobile wallets. Their website also has a wide range of open-source tools to help businesses, art creators, and developers capitalize on different variations of blockchain-related tokenization.

5. Enjin Wallet.

Enjin wallet is specially created to store in-game NFTs (ERC1155) and other NFTs(ERC721).

With easy to use UI you can send, store, collect NFTs and manage other 700+ cryptocurrencies using Kyber, Bancor, and Changelly.

Moreover, Enjin also lets you interact with DApps and Web3 applications, along with offering a marketplace for trading NFTs. But you would have to use the native token of the Enjin project i.e. ENJ, in the marketplace.

The wallet is available for Android and iOS with a fingerprint to unlock feature.

6. Kukai Wallet.

Kukai is an open-source wallet, specially made for Tezos blockchain.

Using Kukai, you can store all the Tezos tokens and NFTs. Even allowing you to make offline transactions without access to the internet, you can assign any transaction that you want to make.

When you’re sign-up, the wallet automatically recommends to you many NFT marketplaces to buy and store NFTs and game collectables.

Kukai stores private keys on your device and lets you connect to hardware wallet Ledger.

7. Coinomi.

Coinomi is a feature-rich wallet available for all devices Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, Linux.

The wallet supports over 1,770+ crypto-assets and provides native support and true ownership for more than 125 blockchains.

And Coinomi fully supports storing, accessing, managing ERC721 tokens AKA Ethereum NFTs.

As I stated, it is a feature rich wallet and here is the list of features.

Other than these features, Coinomi is a non-custodial wallet meaning the wallet stores all the data on your device.

8. Math Wallet.

Math is a multi-platform (Android, iOS, desktop, extension, hardware) wallet supporting more than 96+ crypto assets.

Math wallet is known for its own layer 2 blockchain based on Substrate MathChain, which is a decentralized, permissionless para chain that closes the gap between the crypto world and the web 2.0 world.

The wallet supports Ethereum based NFTs and enables you to buy, sell, trade, manage, and cash out your NFTs.

In fact, they have their own wiki page MathWallet NFT Wiki where you get all the tutorials and guides about NFTs.

To secure your fund’s, Math offers Mnemonic Phrases and 2-Factor authentication.

9. Exodus Wallet.

Exodus is considered the best wallet for desktop users, but it is also available for Android and iOS devices.

The wallet comes with a built-in exchange, portfolio tracker, supporting over 150+ crypto assets.

Recently they added the NFT Gallery option in Mobile for Android and Exodus Desktop, where you can receive, store, display, and share your NFTs!

But currently, NFT Gallery supports receiving NFTs on Solana. Solana is the secure, decentralized, high-speed blockchain and includes more than 720 NFT projects.

Not only NFTs, you can also explore DApps and connect with the hardware wallet Trezor to secure your funds.

Conclusion.

These are the wallets you can store and send NFTs, whether it is Ethereum based ERC 721 or Binance chains BEP721 or Tezos or Solana.

Now, which wallet are you going to use? Is it Trust, Mtamask, Kukai or any other?