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Things to know before you start.

If you are new to the crypto world, we recommend you to know a few things first. Crypto wallet is a technology used to send, receive and store digital assets like DGB. Some wallets are built for a single asset and some can be used for more than one. Also some wallets use a hot storage which means online, while others have a cold storage which is offline. There are a range of wallet types to choose like desktop, mobile, web, hardware and paper.

Blockchain transactions are peer to peer and irreversible, so there is no authority to control your operations and no one can help you if you send or receive assets using an incorrect address. Most of the wallets give you a phrase which includes some words. If you lose access to your wallet, this phrase is the only way to recover it. Also anyone who has your phrase can access your assets, that's why you must keep it safe by saving it on a sheet.

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Wallet types

Understanding the differences between wallets.

To use digital assets, you will need a wallet of your own, but before finding one, it is important to determine which type of wallet will best fit your needs. Your wallet will have a unique address for each asset that is supported by it. Each address is an alphanumeric string that is completely different from all others. This means nobody else will receive assets that are meant for you. Unlike a fiat wallet, crypto wallets are more than a simple preference of style. To properly assess the type of wallet you need, you will need to understand the fundamental differences between all types of wallets.

Hot storage

Hot wallets are non-physical and always online. Because of this, they are less secure, but they can be fairly convenient if you need to;
Send or receive assets several times a day. It may be difficult to hook up a USB, transcribe a key, or scan a QR code if you plan on making a number of transactions throughout the day. Digital assets that you plan on using can be stored on your hot wallet so you can use them at your convenience.
Utilize your assets on-the-go. In the modern era, everyone is on-the-go, and you may need to use your funds when you are away from home. In cases such as this, a mobile wallet may be best for you. The three types of hot wallets are;

• Desktop wallets are programs that live on your PC or laptop. Because a desktop wallet is only accessible from the device that the program was installed to, this wallet type is more secure than a web wallet. Your digital assets will only be put at risk if you fall victim to a virus or personal hack.
• Mobile wallets are usable via a mobile applications. This type of wallet is safer than a web wallet because the data is not stored via the cloud. However, it is considered less safe than using a desktop wallet due to the commonality of losing or breaking a phone.
• Web wallets are cloud-based, meaning you can access them on any device that you can connect to the internet. While this makes them convenient, they are also less secure than other wallet options.

Cold storage

Cold wallets are the safest method of storage, as it is physical and it generally remains offline. Hardware wallets will use an online client so you can manage your digital assets with a user interface. Cold storage is best if you want to;
Keep your digital assets secure. If you are concerned about your digital assets' security, you can keep them in a cold storage.
Separate your digital assets. If you would like to separate the assets you plan to use immediately and those you would like to store, you can choose to store some digital assets in a cold wallet and your ready-to-use assets in a hot wallet. The two types of cold storage are;

• Hardware wallets are considerably more secure than desktop, mobile and web wallets. Private keys are stored on a special device that can be linked to a computer via a USB port or to a mobile phone via Bluetooth. While they are not free like most of the previously mentioned hot wallet options, hardware wallets are one of the safest options for anyone that wants to keep their digital assets both accessible and offline.
• Paper wallets are another secure method, though they may not be the most convenient. A paper wallet is a physical representation of ownership that is on a paper. Your public and private keys will be written on this paper as a QR code. You must scan this QR with a hot wallet to use your assets.

As you can see that different wallet types have different pros and cons. Also you should understand that the weakest part of the wallet security is users not the types or brands of the wallets. If you take necessary actions like setting a strong password, backing up your wallet and keeping these sensitive data safe, even a hot wallet is pretty secure. But if you don't care these measures, you can be hacked even if you use a cold wallet. Now that you understand the basics, you can pick out the wallet that works best for you. Please remember: No backup = No asset!

Community wallets

Wallets developed by the DigiByte community.

DGB Core Wallet

DGB Core is a full DigiByte client and builds the backbone of the network. It provides high level of stability also it has SegWit and Dandelion support. However, it takes a lot of disk space.

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Speed up Sync

Core wallet includes full copy of the blockchain
and it takes approx 3 to 8 hours to sync but you can speed it up by following instructions below;

1) Install the core wallet but don't launch it.
2) Download the .zip file. (10,4GB Nov13,2019)
3) Copy the zip file to the related folder below;
Windows: Users\~\Appdata\Roaming\DigiByte\
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/DigiByte/
Linux: ~/.digibyte/
(Show hidden files and create folders if needed)
4) Create backup of your wallet.dat file. (If exist)
5) Delete all files except wallet.dat and zip file.
6) Unzip the zip file directly into the folder.
(blocks folder must be in the DigiByte folder)
7) Delete the zip file and launch your core wallet.

Advanced: Open the port 12024 on your router and forward it to your device for higher speeds.

DGB Mobile Wallet

DGB Mobile is one of the easiest wallets for new users. It connects directly to the DigiByte nodes. It also has Digi-ID feature for secure authentication and support for DigiAssets.

Wallet support Recovery tool

DGB Go Wallet

Chrome extension Go Wallet connects to the network via dedicated server so it does not need long sync periods. It also provides a multi signature feature and support for DigiAssets.

Wallet support Recovery tool

Company wallets

Wallets provided by 3rd party companies.

Exodus

Exodus is one of the oldest crypto wallets for multiple platforms. It also provides an exchange feature.

Wallet support

AtomicWallet

AtomicWallet is a multi currency wallet for desktop and mobile platforms. It also provides an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Coinomi

Coinomi is a powerful wallet for multiple platforms. It also offers SegWit support, Digi-ID and an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Guarda

Guarda is a multi currency wallet for desktop, mobile and web platforms. It also provides an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Jaxx Liberty

Jaxx is one of the oldest multi platform wallets. It also provides multi currency support and an exchange feature.

Wallet support

ZelCore

ZelCore is a multi currency wallet for multiple platforms. It also provides a full node option and an exchange feature.

Wallet support

PolisPay

PolisPay is an open source wallet for multiple platforms. It also has SegWit support and an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Hodler Wallet

Hodler is an open source wallet for multiple platforms. It also has SegWit support and a blockchain smartphone.

Wallet support

Trust Wallet

Trust is a secure mobile wallet supports native SegWit. It is supported by Binance and provides an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Ownbit

Ownbit is a crypto currency wallet for mobile platforms. It provides advanced security and multi signature features.

Wallet support

Edge

Edge is a multi currency wallet for mobile platforms. It has SegWit support, easy restore and an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Satoshi Wallet

SatoshiWallet is a part of SatoshiPoint ATM company. It has SegWit support, easy restore and an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Hebe Wallet

Hebe is a multi currency crypto wallet of the HebeBlock platform. It is available for iOS and Android platforms.

Wallet support

Spend

Spend app includes a multi currency crypto wallet. It also has an exchange and a debit card for the US and EU.

Wallet support

Paycent

Paycent app includes a multi currency crypto wallet. It also provides a global debit card that can be loaded with DGB.

Wallet support

Pungo

Pungo is a multi currency wallet for mobile and web platforms. It also offers an exchange and a debit card for the EU.

Wallet support

Abra

Abra is a mobile app that allows you to invest in DigiByte. It also provides a complete non-cusdotial wallet functions.

Wallet support

Uphold

Uphold is a mobile app that allows you to invest in DigiByte. DGB deposit and withdrawals are not available yet.

App support

Voyager

Voyager is an app that allows the US citizens invest in DigiByte. DGB deposit and withdrawals are not available yet.

App support

Metal Pay

Metal Pay is an app that allows the US citizens invest in DigiByte. DGB deposit and withdrawals are not available yet.

App support

FreeWallet

FreeWallet is an online wallet service available on web and mobile platforms. It also provides an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Magnum Wallet

Magnum is a light non-custodial wallet for managing 1000+ coins and tokens with hardware wallet support.

Wallet support

SWFT Wallet

SWFT Blockchain provides online wallet and exchange services that available on web and mobile platforms.

Wallet support

Dove Wallet

Dove Wallet is an online wallet service accessible via web browsers. It also provides an exchange feature.

Wallet support

Bitfi

Bitfi is one of the most secure hardware wallets. It does not store any private keys and allows custom seed phrase.

How to set up Wallet support

Ledger

Ledger is the most popular hardware wallet in the market. It is secure and best for storing large amounts.

How to set up Wallet support

Trezor

Trezor hardware wallet is another safe place for your coins. It provides high level security and SegWit support.

How to set up Wallet support

KeepKey

KeepKey is one of the oldest hardware wallets in the market. It also provides ShapeShift integration for easy trading.

How to set up Wallet support

SafePal

SafePal is an internet isolated cold wallet supported by Binance. It also provides a screen for mobile friendly operation.

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SecuX

Secux is the first cross-platform crypto hardware wallet which can be used with both desktop and mobile devices.

How to set up Wallet support

Ellipal

Ellipal is an internet isolated and mobile oriented cold wallet. It also provides a large screen and user friendly interface.

How to set up Wallet support

Billfodl

Billfodl is not a wallet, but the safest way to store your seed words. It constructed of steel and extremely resistant to fire.

Product support

WalletGenerator.net

You can create printable Paper Wallets easily by using the multi currency, client-side paper wallet generator service.

Wallet support

Pwall

Pwall is another client-side paper wallet generator allows you to print and save. It also offers support for multi currency.

Wallet support

XBTS Wallet Generator

XBTS Paper Wallet Generator is an offline Windows app allows you to easily create and print paper wallets on your PC.

Wallet support

Explore decentralized future

DigiByte is a rapidly growing global blockchain created in 2014 with a focus on cybersecurity, payments and dapps. Over 5 years, DigiByte has become the world's fastest, longest and most decentralized UTXO blockchain today.

DigiByte has never been funded through an ICO or significant amount of premined coins. There is no founder reward or a company controlling the DigiByte. It is a completely volunteer based and community driven blockchain.

DigiByte has 15 sec blocks, negligible fees, up to 1066 Tps SegWit weighted on chain scaling, Dandelion++ privacy protocol, thousands of nodes world wide and 5 synergistic mining algorithms with real time difficulty adjustment.

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