How to find the right @Polkadot wallet for you
There’s no single wallet that works for everyone. It really comes down to how you plan to use Polkadot. Whether you’re staking, managing NFTs, or just holding, here’s a breakdown of some solid options to consider:
Nova Wallet
This one’s mobile only. The interface is clean and focused on staking and governance. You can swipe to vote. Best if you want something simple and mobile. It doesn’t support hardware wallets
Talisman
Runs as a browser extension and is mobile-friendly. Supports both Polkadot and Ethereum networks. Comes with built-in staking and dapp integrations. It also works with Ledger for added security
SubWallet
Available on both browser and mobile. Built for users who want more control. You can manage multiple accounts, interact with NFTs, vote on governance, and customize the interface. It supports Ledger too
Fearless Wallet
Also mobile only. Open-source and focused on Polkadot and Kusama. It has a very clean UI and is easy to use. No hardware wallet support here either
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