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Uniswap Wallet

Self-custody · Not independently rated

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SUPPORTED ASSETS2
DEVICES AND FEATURES3
PROFILE OVERVIEW

About Uniswap Wallet

Uniswap Wallet is a self-custody wallet for managing assets and using onchain applications across supported networks. The mobile apps and Chrome extension include tools for swapping, sending and bridging; network availability can differ between product surfaces.

Custody modelSelf-custody
Ease of useNot independently rated
Trading / card featuresListed
Comparison

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TypeWallet with built-in trading
SecuritySelf-custody; audited open-source code per provider
Ease of useNot independently rated
Platforms3

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SUPPORTED ASSETS

Coins and networks

EthereumEVM networks and supported assets; network availability varies by app surface
DEVICES AND FEATURES

Platforms and tools

Chrome extensioniOSAndroid
Self-custody wallettoken swapssendingbridgingapp connectionsmobile apps and Chrome extension
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Check the wallet’s supported networks and recovery method before sending funds. Never share a private key or recovery phrase.

Choosing a crypto wallet

A wallet stores the keys that control your coins. Self-custody wallets give you the keys, usually as a recovery phrase of 12 or 24 words; custodial wallets keep the keys for you, like a bank account.

This profile lists the platforms the wallet runs on, the coins it supports and the features it offers. Where shown, the security, privacy and ease-of-use dots are a quick summary of the wallet’s design, not an independent audit.

What to check before you install

  • Download only from the official website or app store listing linked here.
  • Write your recovery phrase on paper and keep it offline. Anyone with it can take your coins.
  • For larger amounts, consider a hardware wallet that keeps keys off your phone or computer.
  • Make sure the wallet supports the network you will use, not just the coin name.