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There are over 10,000 crypto assets and 400K crypto tokens active now.

If you follow the investment mantra “Never put all eggs in one basket”, you‘re probably holding multiple cryptocurrencies.

A crypto wallet is necessary for managing all your crypto holdings, and the best part is you don’t need multiple wallets to manage multiple crypto holdings. You just need one wallet that is capable of storing multiple crypto assets.

There are many wallets available on the market for managing multiple crypto holdings but choosing the best one among them is the big hurdle.

So, to make your decision easier, I have chosen a list of multi-cryptocurrency wallets that will take care of your security, privacy and ease to use.

List of Multi Cryptocurrency Wallets.

Let’s start the list with Hardware Wallets.

#1. Ledger Nano X.

Ledger Nano X is a hardware wallet supporting over 1,800 crypto assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple and many more.

You can even connect your Android, iOS phones using Bluetooth for sending and receiving crypto-assets; don’t worry, the Bluetooth connection is secure with the State-of-the-Art protocol.

Since it is an HD wallet, you don’t need to worry about privacy, and using seed phrase you can protect and backup all funds.

Lastly, the wallet is non-custodial meaning you control ownership of all the currencies.

#2. Trezor Hardware Wallet.

Trezor is the first hardware wallet in the market active since 2014.

You can use both Trezor One and Trezor Model T wallets for holding more than 1000+ crypto assets, including major ones like Bitcoin, Ethereum.

But there is no Bluetooth or any other wireless system to connect the wallet to your device, so you have to manually connect the wallet using a USB cable to your computer and set it up using their own software trezor suit, or if you’re using a mobile, you can set up using any browser by going to their website.

The wallet allows you to set up a PIN and seed praise for protection and backup of funds. Also, it is an HD wallet, so you don’t need to worry about privacy.

#3. Trust Wallet.

Trust Wallet is not a Hardware wallet like above. It is a mobile wallet supporting Android and iOS devices.

You can store pretty much all crypto assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, ERC20 tokens, and many more.

The wallet is an HD wallet allowing you to set seed phrase, PIN or Fingerprint to protect funds.

Also, a wallet is non-custodial, so no need to worry about a wallet holding your private key.

Plus, the wallet comes with the built-in exchange / buy feature, and they have also added the feature of Staking via their DApp browser.

#4. Exodus Wallet.

Exodus is the Desktop and Mobile wallet supporting all the operating systems.

But Exodus is known for Desktop versions which have user-friendly design and built-in exchange, even some DAPPs for managing your crypto holdings.

You can store more than 100+ cryptocurrencies in Exodus without any security concern because wallet let you create seed phrase for backup and security, and it is a non-custodial wallet, so no need to worry about storing private keys elsewhere.

Apart from all this, the wallet allows you to integrate with the Trezor hardware wallet for adding an extra security layer.

#5. Coinomi.

Coinomi is the multi-currency wallet supporting over 1,000 crypto assets available for both mobile and PC users.

Coinomi could be your one wallet to store all cryptos because of all the features shown in the image below.

For security, Coinomi allows you to set up a PIN and passphrase for backup.

The wallet is non-custodial and has a built-in exchange.

#6. Guarda Wallet.

Guarda is a multi-platform cryptocurrency wallet, meaning a wallet available to all the Mobile and PC platforms, including the Chrome extension.

Using a wallet,  you can store 50+ cryptocurrencies and over 400K tokens and stablecoins.

Even being a multi-platform wallet it gives high preference to security, offering encrypted backups, letting you use PIN or Fingerprint or Face recognition to safeguard the wallet.

The wallet has a built-in exchange for buying or selling cryptos, even working as a DApps browser allowing you access to many DeFi projects.

Also, Guarda is an open-source non-custodian wallet that never stores your private keys on their servers.

#7. Atomic Wallet.

Atomic is another multi-platform wallet available for all platforms, including various Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora.

The wallet supports 500+ crypto assets and has its own exchange Atomic Swap for buying or selling cryptos.

Even Atomic offers many DeFi stakings, so you can earn some extra money if you stack the coins rather than just holding them.

When it comes to security, wallets encrypt all the data, including a private key and store them in your device; also offer 12-word seed phrases for easy backup and restore funds.

#8. Jaxx.

Jaxx was founded by one of the co-founders of Ethereum, Anthony Diiorio, in 2014.

The wallet supports 90+ crypto assets and is available for all PC and Mobile devices, including chrome extension.

Jaxx has the Shapeshift  API built in so you can purchase or sell cryptos plus offer cross-platform pairing meaning you can use Jaxx simultaneously on your desktop and mobile with all your funds accessible through both devices.

For securing the funds, Jaxx offers you to set up passwords and seed phrases for backup and recovery. Also, it doesn’t store private keys on the servers.

#9. Edge.

Edge is the mobile wallet available for iOS and Android users.

The wallet can hold 30+ crypto assets allowing you to access funds from multiple devices at the same time.

You can set up a PIN or Touch ID for securing your funds.

One unique feature wallet provides is. You don’t need to use a 12-word seed phrase for backup or securing the wallet; instead, the wallet lets you choose username and password, don’t worry the username and password is encrypted on the device before being transferred to Edge’s servers.

On top of that, you can enable 2FA and spending limits, so in case a large amount is being sent from the wallet, it will require a full password verification again.

#10. SafePal Hardware and App.

SafePal is the crypto management platform offering both Hardware Wallet and App.

SafePal’s hardware wallet SafePal S! Can hold 10,000+ crypto assets, including NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens).

Hardware wallet provides seed phrase for backup and recovery even stores your private key in an EAL5+ certified chip.

And the wallet interacts with the app using a QR code.

On the other hand, the SafePal app can hold the same amount of cryptos as a hardware wallet did, but the difference is the app has integrated with Binance DEX, letting you trade or swap cryptocurrencies without KYC.

Even app offer DApp browser for using many decentralized applications.

Conclusion.

These wallets can store multiple crypto assets safely. You don’t need to jump from wallet to wallet to store multiple cryptos.

Choose any best suitable wallet for you from the list and store crypto assets without any worries.

Do let me know your choice in the comments.

Is it any Hardware wallet like Ledger? Or App like Trust?