Wallet Security Ranking: Third Edition
Our latest Wallet Security Ranking evaluates 77 wallets, showcasing individual security improvements and revealing that advanced protections are not adopted evenly across platforms.
Wallet Security Ranking
We evaluate the security of Web3 wallets to help you choose the best.
We test, you decide.
Ethereum Wallets:
- dApp Permissions
- 35.0 / 35
- Intent Verification
- 20.1 / 25
- Threat Prevention
- 16.7 / 20
- Physical Access
- 16.7 / 20
- dApp Permissions
- 35.0 / 35
- Intent Verification
- 20.1 / 25
- Threat Prevention
- 16.7 / 20
- Physical Access
- 14.9 / 20
- dApp Permissions
- 35.0 / 35
- Intent Verification
- 15.6 / 25
- Threat Prevention
- 20.0 / 20
- Physical Access
- 11.7 / 20
- dApp Permissions
- 28.8 / 35
- Intent Verification
- 22.3 / 25
- Threat Prevention
- 14.9 / 20
- Physical Access
- 16.1 / 20
In-depth Security Reports
Full check-by-check reports for each wallet. We test, you decide.
Check by Check
Every wallet is tested against the same checklist — permissions, intent verification, physical access, and threat prevention.
Fully open
All reports are publicly available with no barriers — no accounts, no paywalls, just complete findings for the community.
Tested by Experts
Tested and reviewed by experienced security testers. All conclusions are supported by public evidence.
Numbers Explained
The Security Score, ranging from 0 to 100, is based on four wallet security checklists, with the most critical checks impacting the score the most.
Checklists explained
Intent Verification
The maximum score is 25.
A higher score means the wallet provides clear, understandable summaries for a broader range of transaction types, helping you avoid mistakes or scams.
Physical Access
The maximum score is 20.
A higher score reflects the wallet leverages robust device-level security features, reducing the risk of unauthorized access if your device is lost or stolen.
Threat Prevention
The maximum score is 20.
A higher score means the wallet is more effective at preventing attacks by using updated lists of known threats, such as phishing websites and scammers’ addresses.
Learn more
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Wallet Security Ranking: Second Edition — April 2025
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Our Mission
Coinspect’s wallet security initiative leverages over a decade of decentralized security research to set new standards, guide users, and foster safer Web3 ecosystems.
Raise Standards
Setting the benchmarks to push for stronger security measures across all crypto wallets.
Guide Users
We give you the tools and insights to make informed decisions about your crypto security.
Increase Adoption
Promoting safer wallets to reduce victims of scams and build trust in the Web3 ecosystem.
FAQ
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What is Coinspect's Wallet Security Ranking?
Coinspect’s Wallet Security Ranking is the first robust framework for evaluating Web3 wallet security. It provides users with objective and easy-to-digest results.
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Why is a wallet security ranking important for the Web3 ecosystem?
The wallet security ranking benefits the Web3 ecosystem by providing a tool to help users decide which wallet to use and motivating wallet developers to aim for the highest security standards.
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Can I access the wallet security checklist and evaluation criteria?
Yes, we have made our wallet security checklist available here to allow users and developers to understand the standards we use in our assessments. Additionally, we publish articles about wallet security testing on our blog.
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Can a wallet's score change over time?
Yes, a wallet’s score can change over time due to updates in our testing criteria and improvements made by the wallet’s developers.
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How can a wallet achieve a higher ranking?
Wallet developers can achieve a higher score by enhancing their product’s security features and addressing any weaknesses identified in our testing. Contact us using an official company email to request your report.
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When do you publish more detailed results?
We share detailed testing results privately with wallet developers, following standard vulnerability disclosure guidelines. After a grace period to address any issues, we make findings public on this site to ensure transparency.
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How often is the wallet security ranking updated?
We update the ranking quarterly to reflect the security score of the latest wallet versions. Wallet developers can also request a review by informing us when they implement new security improvements.
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Why are there separate rankings for each platform (iOS, Android, Chrome Extension)?
Each platform has different permission and security features, and developers do not provide identical software. Coinspect evaluates each wallet version independently on its specific environment and provides separate rankings.
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How are the wallets in the ranking chosen?
Focusing initially on the Ethereum ecosystem, we tested the wallets listed on the Ethereum Foundation website. Our goal is to expand the wallet ranking scope to include more wallets and ecosystems over time.
This ranking is for informational purposes only. It should not be relied on to provide legal, tax, financial, investment, or other types of advice. Coinspect does not guarantee or warrant the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, suitability, or validity of the information provided and will not be responsible for any claim attributable to reliance on errors, omissions, or other inaccuracies of any part of such information.