Wallets
Compare current Conceal wallet options and choose a safe starting point.
Choose the wallet that matches your device and the amount of operational responsibility you are ready to take on. Before receiving funds, download only from a project-controlled source, verify the release information that is available, and finish your backup workflow.
Compare the options
| Wallet | Best for | Platform | Operational responsibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Desktop | A graphical wallet with the full desktop workflow | Windows, macOS, Ubuntu, AppImage | Maintains local application and wallet data |
| Core CLI | Operators and command-line users | Windows, macOS, Ubuntu | Manages Core tools, files, node access and updates |
| Web Wallet | Browser access without installing a desktop application | Modern browser | Protects the browser profile, extensions, device and recovery backup |
| Android | A wallet on a supported Android device | Android | Verifies the APK and protects the device and recovery backup |
| Next Wallet | Testing the next browser-wallet implementation | Modern browser | Experimental and unaudited; isolate testing from important funds |
| Paper wallet | Preparing an offline receiving record | Offline workflow | Secures generation, printing, storage and later recovery |
After choosing, follow the complete journeys for installation, creation or recovery, sending and receiving, and updates or device moves.
Before a wallet change
- Record and protect the recovery information produced by your existing wallet, without sending it to another person or service.
- Confirm you can locate that backup before upgrading, reinstalling, clearing browser data, or changing devices.
- Download the intended asset from its official repository release page.
- Compare any published checksum or signature with the downloaded file using a trusted local verification tool.
- Start with a small test transfer when moving to a new wallet or address workflow.
For recovery and device-change guidance, read Backup & Security.