Where Are You Holding Your ZANO?

[GinoFPM]

ZANO can be held across several wallet options, whether you prefer mobile, desktop, a full node, or a multi-asset wallet. The official Zano wallets page currently lists the Zano wallets plus Freedom, Edge, Cake, Bitcoin.com and Unstoppable as supported options. (Zano)

Official Zano wallets

• Zano Mobile Wallet — iOS & Android
• Zano Full Wallet — Windows, macOS & Linux. Runs a full node and supports staking.
• Zano Lite Wallet (Beta) — Lightweight desktop wallet without downloading the full blockchain.
• Zano Extension — Browser extension for Chromium.

Zano Wallets & Downloads

Third-party wallets

• Freedom Wallet — iOS, Android, Windows, macOS & Linux. Self-custodial with support for ZANO, fUSD and several other assets. (Freedom Wallet)
  Freedom Wallet

• Edge Wallet — iOS & Android multi-asset wallet with ZANO support. (Edge Wallet)
  Edge Wallet

• Cake Wallet — iOS & Android self-custodial multi-asset wallet. (Cake Wallet)
  Cake Wallet

• Bitcoin.com Wallet — iOS & Android self-custodial wallet with ZANO support. (Zano)
  Bitcoin.com Wallet

• Unstoppable Wallet — iOS & Android open-source, self-custodial multi-asset wallet with ZANO support. (Unstoppable Wallet)
  Unstoppable Wallet

So, where are you holding your ZANO and why?

Are you using the Full Wallet for staking, keeping it on mobile for easy access, or do you prefer one of the multi-asset wallets? Curious to hear what everyone is using and what made you choose it.

[tommycat]

I tried the CLI wallet but switched to "Zano Full Wallet" recently. I was running the CLI to check out the staking on an old system. Worked ok but the full wallet is clean, simple & functional so I just use it now.

Being able to park other crypto currencies in the zano full wallet is interesting and what I'm looking for. The gateway release opens up lots of possibilities.