Stack Wallet Features
Self-custody, multicoin support and full open-source transparency — the core of what makes Stack Wallet a privacy-respecting crypto wallet.
Self-custody, multicoin support and full open-source transparency — the core of what makes Stack Wallet a privacy-respecting crypto wallet.
Your private keys and recovery seed stay on your device and are never shared. You hold your own funds.
Monero, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Firo, Epic Cash, Namecoin, Wownero, Litecoin and Dogecoin in one app.
The complete codebase is public and auditable — completely open, not partially open.
Swap supported coins in-app via external liquidity partners, subject to availability.
Easily back up and restore your wallet so the information that matters is safeguarded.
Connect your own nodes for added privacy and control, plus a custom address book.
Being non-custodial means there is no company holding your crypto for you. Stack Wallet generates and stores your keys and recovery seed on your own device, so you have complete control — and complete responsibility for keeping a secure, offline backup.
That trade-off is the whole point of a self-custody wallet: more control and privacy, in exchange for taking your own backups seriously.
Instead of installing a separate app for every coin, Stack Wallet brings nine cryptocurrencies into a single, consistent interface, complete with favourite wallets and fast syncing. A built-in exchange lets you swap between supported assets without leaving the app.
For advanced users, custom node support adds extra privacy and reliability options.
The combination of non-custodial self-custody and fully open-source code is what sets Stack Wallet apart from custodial apps where a company holds your funds. Because your keys never leave your device, you are not trusting a third party to safeguard your crypto; and because the code is completely open, anyone can verify how the wallet actually behaves. Add multicoin support for nine cryptocurrencies, a built-in exchange, easy backup and restore, custom nodes and an address book, and you have a wallet that is approachable for newcomers yet powerful enough for experienced users who value privacy and control.
Download from official sources and experience self-custody with full open-source transparency.