Is any mobile crypto wallet actually safe?

[Davidnani]

I’ve always used hardware wallets, but looking for a secure mobile option for small transactions. What’s considered the safest crypto wallet app right now for Android/iOS? Are any actually close to hardware-level security?

[nokia123]

2 hours ago, Davidnani said:

I’ve always used hardware wallets, but looking for a secure mobile option for small transactions. What’s considered the safest crypto wallet app right now for Android/iOS? Are any actually close to hardware-level security?

Why move away from hardware wallets? No online mobile wallet comes closer to offline hardware level in terms of security…anything online is hackable 

[Gegotto]

I’ve always been wary of mobile wallets too, especially after hearing stories of SIM swaps and phishing apps mimicking legit platforms. I’ve stuck with a hardware wallet for larger amounts, but for small, quick trades I still use Coinbase. One time my app wouldn’t let me log in even after 2FA, and I needed to verify a transaction fast. Took a bit of digging, but I finally found the actual coinbase phone number buried in a support thread and got through to someone who could reset the access. Honestly, knowing there’s a real contact point made me a bit more comfortable sticking with them.

[tokkalogola]

Invest in Hardware wallets bro

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