Bitcoin Core is the reference implementation of the Bitcoin protocol, serving as both a node to validate transactions and a wallet to store your coins. While it is generally recommended to keep your software up to date, you might need an older version to open a legacy wallet file and access your funds. This article …

Crypto.com Onchain & Desktop Wallet is a non-custodial wallet software available as a mobile app, desktop app and extension for Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Opera, Edge and Brave. It should not be confused with the regular Crypto.com app, which is a custodial wallet where Crypto.com controls your private …

Over the years, many people bought cryptocurrencies and created wallets without realizing how essential their seed phrase would later become. When setting up the wallet, the software probably asked them to either write their seed phrase down on paper or save it somewhere. But now, that piece of paper might be missing, …

BitPay — formerly known as Copay — is a well-known crypto wallet that was especially popular in the mid-2010s. BitPay is mainly built for mobile devices, with apps for both iPhone and Android, though versions for Windows and Mac do exist. If you used BitPay years ago to store your cryptocurrencies, you might have …

Coinomi is a well-known multi-currency wallet that supports dozens of cryptocurrencies. It’s best known as a mobile app for iPhone and Android, although it also offers a desktop version that never quite reached the same level of popularity. Because Coinomi has been around for years, there’s a good chance you might have …