Atomic Wallet — a non-custodial crypto wallet for buying, staking & swapping.
Buy, stake, and swap 1,000+ coins in one place, with your private keys encrypted on your own device — and costs you can see up front.
What it costs, and who holds the keys
Nothing extra to send or receive, about 0.5% on in-wallet swaps, and roughly 5% on card purchases through a partner. And is Atomic Wallet safe to pay that to? It's a non-custodial crypto wallet, so only you ever move your funds — just guard your 12-word phrase, and after the 2023 breach keep long-term savings in cold storage.
| Action | Fee |
|---|---|
| Send / receive | No wallet fee — Atomic adds nothing on top |
| Network (blockchain) fee | Variable — paid to the network, not to Atomic |
| In-wallet swap | 0.5% + the swap partner’s spread |
| Buy crypto with a card | ~5% (min ~$10) via a third-party partner, plus your bank’s fee |
| Staking | No wallet fee to stake; the network sets the reward rate |
Two costs sit outside this table: the blockchain's own network fee, and the validator commission taken out of staking rewards. Both are set by the network rather than the wallet. The full breakdown, with worked examples and the swap spread nobody quotes, is on the Atomic Wallet fees page, and how it compares to Exodus is its own question.
Sources: Atomic Wallet KB — buy fee (5%, $10 min) · Atomic Wallet KB — send/receive fees · FCA consumer warning (UK) · Trustpilot — rated about 3.2/5
One wallet for Bitcoin and 1,000+ more
Hold Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and over a thousand other coins and tokens in a single non-custodial wallet, with 60+ pairs you can swap between — every asset secured by the same keys that never leave your device.
See staking ↗The same wallet, in your pocket
Buy, swap, and stake on the move. Your assets are defined by your recovery phrase, not the device — restore the same phrase on mobile and desktop to see one wallet everywhere. This is a concept mock-up of that mobile surface, not the shipping app.
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One key. Everything orbits it.
Assets, staking, and swaps all revolve around a single private key held on your device. Nothing in the middle can freeze it, lend it out, or lose it for you — the whole point of a non-custodial crypto wallet, drawn as the atom the wallet is named for.
The real risk is phishing, not the cryptography
Atomic Wallet's encryption is not the weak point. In practice, crypto is lost to fake download pages and fake support agents, not broken math. A polished site — like this one — is exactly what an attacker would imitate, which is why every download button here sends you to the official atomicwallet.io instead of serving a file.
Because Atomic Wallet is non-custodial, there is no reset button and no company that can claw funds back. That is the trade for real ownership: verify the domain before you download, back the phrase up offline, and treat every "urgent" message as hostile until proven otherwise. Our full security checklist walks through it.
Frequently asked questions
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Hold your own keys.
Downloads open the official atomicwallet.io page for your platform. Nothing here is served by us, and no site should ever ask for your recovery phrase.