I Don't See the Right Addresses When Using Mnemonic Phrase! MEW FAQ Mnemonic phrases, or seeds, are essential tools for crypto wallet management, but it's important to have correct information for successful wallet recovery.
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 5: Smart Contract Wallets Smart contract wallets are the latest innovation in private key management for cryptocurrencies. Here's what you need to know about the technology.
What does it mean that my assets are not 'in my wallet' but 'on the blockchain'? MEW FAQ Where is your crypto, if it's not 'in your wallet' or 'on an account'? What does it mean for it to be 'on the blockchain? MEW FAQ explains.
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 4: Browser Extensions Ethereum wallets that are based right in the browser facilitate interaction with Dapps and DeFi, and help build infrastructure for Web3.
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 3: Custodial and Non-Custodial Mobile Wallets Not all mobile crypto wallets are the same – some give you full control of your assets, and some don't. See if custodial or non-custodial is right for you.
Are Mobile Crypto Wallets Safe? MEW FAQ Are desktop wallets safer than mobile? What if someone keylogs your phone? Can they decrypt your private key? Find answers in MEW FAQ.
Does MyEtherWallet Ever Generate Wallets Server-Side? MEW FAQ When you create a wallet, does MEW have access to your keys? Are MEW wallets generated on servers? Is the wallet truly client-side? Find out in MEW FAQ.
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 2: Hardware Wallets Hardware wallets are considered the highest standard of security for cold crypto storage. Find out why, how they work, and which are the most popular.
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 1: Web-Based and Desktop Wallets While web and desktop wallets are popular and easily accessible, there are some security considerations to keep in mind with their use.