Digital wallets can help keep your digital currency safe, private and in your control. We highly recommend the use of wallets for storing Zcash (technically, they store the keys to your Zcash addresses). But keep in mind, your wallet is like your bank account, so take extra precautions with your passwords and be sure to perform regular backups to protect your money.
DISCLAIMER: Zcash Company does not endorse specific digital wallets, other than the Zcash desktop wallet. We provide the information below as a courtesy, in order to simplify the overall digital currency experience for you.
Popular wallets
| Type | Shielded payments | Memo field | Transparent address multisig | Private Key control | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Bitgo
|
Web | Custodian or User | |||
Coinomi
|
Mobile | User | |||
Exodus
|
Desktop | User | |||
Guarda
|
Mobile, Desktop, Browser | User | |||
iBitcome
|
Mobile | User | |||
Jaxx
|
Mobile, Desktop, Web | User | |||
Ledger
|
Hardware | User | |||
Mobi
|
Mobile, Web | Custodian | |||
Trezor
|
Hardware | User | |||
WinZec
|
Windows GUI | User | |||
zec-qt-wallet
|
Desktop | User | |||
ZelCore
|
Mobile, Desktop | User |
Zcash wallet
The Zcash Company maintains the Linux command-line reference client, zcashd, which can be downloaded here. Users looking for a more complete wallet experience are urged to try third-party wallets such as those listed above.