Coin Wallet, also known as Coin Space, is a multi-currency wallet that has existed for years. Many users first tried it back when cryptocurrencies were still new. Now, with crypto prices being much higher than before, some people want to regain access to their old wallets — but they have no idea where their data is …

Armory is one of the earliest and most advanced Bitcoin wallet software from that era. It was designed for users who wanted full control over their private keys, offering features like multi-signature transactions. Because of its complexity, Armory attracted more experienced users — some of whom may have used it in …

Launched in 2018, Atomic Wallet is a well-known, non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet that gives users full control over their digital assets. As a non-custodial wallet, it’s designed so that your private keys and backup phrase are stored encrypted on your device, meaning only you can access your funds. It became …

Guarda is a multi-currency wallet that supports Bitcoin, Ethereum and over 50 other cryptocurrencies. While it’s primarily known as a mobile application, Guarda is also available as a desktop application and as a browser extension for Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Opera, Edge and Brave. If you used …

If you bought cryptocurrencies a long time ago, you may have been instructed to save a WIF key on your computer or on a storage device such as a USB key. Or perhaps you saved it yourself as a backup of your wallet. However, with the passage of time, you might have no idea where that WIF key is now. If that sounds …