There are several wallet platforms for you to store your Litecoin (LTC), so many that it gets overwhelming while selecting a wallet to use.
In this article, you will find the best litecoin wallets, selected based on security, user controls, excellent user interface, and experience.
Here are the top 7 litecoin wallets ever:
Litecoin Core Wallet (Bonus)
The Litecoin Core wallet is the first and official wallet built by litecoin developers. It comes with all litecoin features and receives the latest updates first.Â
The wallet is available for desktop users on Linux, Windows, and Mac. Also, Litecoin Core stores your private keys on your device, meaning you have total control over your funds.
Unlike most modern litecoin wallets, the Litecoin Core Wallets has to synchronize with the network by downloading the entire blockchain. This process can take up several days to finish depending on your internet speed and blockchain size.
General users hardly use core wallets lately due to the technicalities involved. Core wallets come in handy for developers and tech-savvy users.
Exodus Wallet
A personal favorite, we at BlockNewsAfrica love Exodus wallet. The hybrid wallet platform runs on mobile and desktop devices.
Exodus is one of the best litecoin wallets due to its excellent user interface and integrations. With Exodus, you are in full control of your funds since you have access to your private keys.
You can also sync your wallet on your mobile and desktop devices in addition to swapping between litecoin and other cryptocurrencies with the built-in exchange feature.
Exodus is available on Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac. Further, the wallet supports over 100 other digital assets.
Trust Wallet
Trust is one of the best litecoin wallets. The application is currently a mobile-only wallet available for iOS and Android.Â
You can safely store your litecoin (LTC) on this wallet and have total control of your funds by creating a backup of your wallet seed.
Trust Wallet has shot to fame after becoming the official wallet of the Binance platform. The wallet comes with a decentralized exchange and support for several other cryptocurrencies.
CoinBox
CoinBox is another great wallet to save, spend, and receive litecoin. Aside from litecoin, CoinBox supports over 100 other cryptocurrencies on its cloud-based mobile and desktop wallet. Further, over 35 languages are supported, making it available to a wider range of users.
Aside from keeping crypto, CoinBox has an exchange integration that lets you buy sell litecoin to your bank account via SEPA. This feature prevents the need to move funds from a wallet to an exchange when you want to trade.
Atomic Wallet
Another non-custodial wallet, Atomic Wallet, is also a good option for keeping your litecoin (LTC). The litecoin wallet gives you access to your private keys and enables you to exchange between various assets via Changelly.
Atomic Wallet is available for desktop users on Windows, Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora. It’s also available for popular mobile operating systems.
Additionally, you can buy litecoin with credit cards inside the application using the “Buy Crypto” tab.
Freewallet
You can store and manage your litecoin with ease in the smart and beautiful mobile and web-based Freewallet.Â
Freewallet comes with a bank card purchase option for eight cryptocurrencies and a built-in exchange service for multiple assets.
Further, you can also buy a mobile top-up from the Freewallet app.Â
Ledger Nano X
Ledger Nano is a hardware wallet that costs money. A hardware wallet is a unique device built to store cryptocurrencies securely.
They don’t come for free because of the cost associated with producing them. Ledger Nano devices cost a little above $100.
The Ledger ensures that your funds are safe by keeping your private keys in an offline environment alongside a pin code lock and a beautiful interface for managing your funds.
Trezor
Trezor is one of the better hardware litecoin wallets. It works just like the Ledger Nano but costs a couple of dollars less.
The world’s first hardware wallet was made by the Czech Republic-based company known as SatoshiLabs.
The Bottom Line
Litecoin is a little over eight years at the time of writing (early 2020) and continues to see further development. More wallet options will be released in the coming months and we will update the list accordingly.
Now that you selected one of the litecoin wallets on this list, check out our article on how to earn free litecoin (LTC): Top Litecoin Faucets – Earn Litecoin (LTC) For Free
