Enjin Smart Wallet
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- ValidationCentralised
- AnonymityHigh
- Ease of useEasy (Beginners)
- Supported Coins
- BTC
- LTC
- ETH
- ENJ
- ERC20
Pros & Cons
- Simple to use and understand for new users.
- You are in charge of your own private key, so you must secure your own funds.
- You can use it when you’re on the go because it is a mobile app
- It has the highest security of any mobile wallet, with numerous security features.
- It doesn’t have any advertisements in its application.
- Only five currencies are supported.
- You are affected by the transaction costs and speeds of the Bitcoin network.
- The iOS release is not ready yet, making Enjin Android-only for now.
- Enjin is not open-source software.
Features
Built-in proprietary software keyboard to prevent keylogger attacks, Hierarchical Deterministic wallets with changing addresses for each transaction, two layers of device encryption, dynamically adaptive user interface depending on users’ preferences and choices
Wallet Info
- Founder(s)
- Witek Radomski and Maxim Blagov
- Price
- Free
- Private Keys Stored by
- You
- Security
- Excellent – top of the line for a mobile application, beaten only by hardware wallets.
- What it is
A mobile phone application running a ‘hot’ cryptocurrency wallet (one that is connected to the Internet).
AuthorDavid Nugent
David is a forex trader and writer who has spent the last few years giving his opinion and spreading news about oncoming markets and trading tips. Besides from being a trader he is also a lifelong Everton fan and enjoys spending free time watching his beloved team in the premier league.
