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Crypto wallets let you hold, send, and receive USDC. Some are custodial (the company holds your keys), others are self-custody (you control the keys). Hardware wallets store keys offline for maximum security. The right wallet depends on how much USDC you hold and how you plan to use it.

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Software Wallet

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MetaMask

The most widely used self-custody wallet in crypto. Browser extension and mobile app with EVM chain support.

EthereumBaseArbitrumPolygon+2

Coinbase Wallet

Self-custody wallet from Coinbase. Beginner-friendly with easy transfers from your Coinbase account.

EthereumBaseSolanaPolygon+2

Phantom

The leading Solana wallet, now supporting Ethereum and Base. Clean design with built-in swaps.

SolanaEthereumBasePolygon

Rainbow

Beautiful Ethereum wallet with a focus on user experience. Supports USDC on Ethereum L1 and L2s.

EthereumBaseArbitrumPolygon+1

Trust Wallet

Multi-chain mobile wallet backed by Binance. Supports USDC on 10+ networks.

EthereumBNB ChainSolanaBase+4

Rabby

Security-focused browser wallet by DeBank. Pre-transaction risk scanning and multi-chain support.

EthereumBaseArbitrumPolygon+1

Zerion

Portfolio-focused wallet with built-in DeFi tracking across all your addresses and networks.

EthereumBaseArbitrumPolygon+1

Hardware Wallet

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Ledger

Industry-leading hardware wallet. Stores your USDC private keys offline for maximum security.

EthereumBaseSolanaPolygon+2

Trezor

Open-source hardware wallet with a strong reputation for transparency and security.

EthereumBasePolygonArbitrum

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