Wallets
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.
Hardware Wallet
1Software Wallet
7MetaMask
The most widely used self-custody wallet in crypto. Browser extension and mobile app with EVM chain support.
Coinbase Wallet
Self-custody wallet from Coinbase. Beginner-friendly with easy transfers from your Coinbase account.
Phantom
The leading Solana wallet, now supporting Ethereum and Base. Clean design with built-in swaps.
Rainbow
Beautiful Ethereum wallet with a focus on user experience. Supports USDC on Ethereum L1 and L2s.
Trust Wallet
Multi-chain mobile wallet backed by Binance. Supports USDC on 10+ networks.
Rabby
Security-focused browser wallet by DeBank. Pre-transaction risk scanning and multi-chain support.
Zerion
Portfolio-focused wallet with built-in DeFi tracking across all your addresses and networks.