ExWallet.io

A convenient and simple wallet for working with cryptocurrencies. To create it, you only need to provide an email address (if you plan to use fiat money, you will need to provide personal information for KYC). The security is standard – login/password and two-factor authentication. A seed is not provided since this is a custodial wallet. You can store BTC, ETH, Tron, LTC, USDT, and other cryptocurrencies, as well as RUB and UZS. You can top up with both cryptocurrency and fiat from a card. Inside the wallet, there is an exchange with low fees. There are no other features. Overall, this is a good choice for beginners.

Date of experience: фев 28, 2026

I store Bitcoin, Ethereum, and several other cryptocurrencies in ExWallet. I receive transfers from other users and send crypto to other wallets. I don't use fiat, so I haven't gone through verification. Throughout my time using the wallet, I haven't encountered any problems. The cryptocurrency is safe, there are no additional fees for transfers, and all transactions are transparent.

Date of experience: сен 28, 2024

The wallet has its drawbacks, but its use is quite possible. On the positive side, I would note: support for over 15 coins, the ability to work with fiat (rubles, soms), an optional fee (only needed for fiat transactions), a built-in exchange, quick account top-up from a card, and a convenient modern interface. However, there are also downsides: the wallet is custodial (no access to the keys), there are no downloadable apps (when they do appear, the code will be closed). Thus, questions arise regarding reliability and security, so I wouldn't recommend it as the sole storage option. If you check the information on the website, you can see that it is registered in Georgia.

Date of experience: янв 16, 2025

Exwallet can be considered an ordinary electronic wallet, similar to Payeer, but with support for cryptocurrency. It’s an ideal option for those who are not familiar with crypto or do not want to delve into the details. I registered, created a wallet, topped up my balance, exchanged rubles for crypto – and now I can use it. There's no need to have a specific device on hand; just log in from any browser. I would also note the attractive exchange rates and low fees.

Date of experience: фев 27, 2025

The wallet is actually not bad, but the developers have room for improvement. It would be great to create mobile and desktop applications, and ideally make them non-custodial, since the main profit for developers comes from exchanges and commissions. It’s also worth adding more blockchains and exchange directions, as currently the exchange is available, but there aren't enough options. Everything else is fine.

Date of experience: ноя 19, 2024

This is an ordinary hot wallet in the form of a web service. It has a nice interface and works quickly. You can store up to 15 cryptocurrencies on various blockchains (such as BTC, ETH, TRX, TON, and others), as well as manage rubles. To work with fiat, you need to go through verification (standard KYC using a passport). The wallet can be topped up in both cryptocurrency and fiat (for example, via transfer through the SBP or by card number). After that, you can convert fiat to crypto, send tokens to other users (both within ExWallet and across the entire blockchain), pay for various services, and so on.

Date of experience: дек 14, 2025

For regular cryptocurrency operations, such as transfers and payments, I use this wallet. However, it doesn't seem secure enough for long-term storage. First, the private keys are on servers, not with me. Second, there is only a web version of the wallet (the app is promised to improve by the end of the year). Third, it is not very well-known in the community. So I don't risk storing all my crypto here. But for transfers and payments, it's really a great solution.

Date of experience: янв 19, 2025

The service, of course, leaves much to be desired. I transferred cryptocurrency and converted it, but when I tried to withdraw in rubles, I found out that the limit is only 5,000. I was just a few rubles short and couldn't withdraw my funds. I had a little USDT left, decided to exchange it and add more, but the exchange limit was only 35 dollars. My money got stuck, not knowing where to go. I added my rubles up to 5,000 and tried to withdraw again, but an error occurred. I wrote to support, and they told me that I need to account for 13% when withdrawing. I added more, but I've been unable to withdraw my funds for two days due to maintenance. In the end, I couldn't get my money where it was supposed to go and ended up in debt. Meanwhile, I conducted transactions and spent a lot on fees, which are very high here. So for me, this is a *** service. There are better options, like ***, which allows withdrawal to a card.

Date of experience: мар 03, 2026

I planned to make a payment in bitcoins for the amount of 0.000222, but the system does not accept transfers less than 0.000974 bitcoins. This really upset me. Of course, I am to blame for not paying attention to the minimum transfer amount, but still. In the end, this wallet is not suitable for relatively inexpensive transactions, and that's a real shame.

Date of experience: янв 27, 2025

In terms of functionality, ExWallet resembles electronic wallets like Payeer more than traditional crypto wallets. Within the platform, you can store both cryptocurrency (such as BTC, TRX, USDT) and fiat money (RUB, UZS), and it's convenient to deposit and withdraw funds in various ways (via SBP, card, or crypto transfer), as well as send money to other wallets within the system. As a crypto wallet, it can be classified as custodial since private keys are not provided, and users have to rely on the integrity of the administration (there is 2FA for security, but if the owners decide to cheat, that won't help much). You should also forget about anonymity when working with cryptocurrency, as all transactions undergo AML checks. Overall, it's a convenient tool for working with both crypto and fiat.

Date of experience: ноя 22, 2024