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Non-custodial · buy · stake · swap

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.

Atomic Wallet on desktop and mobile showing a multi-asset non-custodial portfolio and a Bitcoin balance
Self-custody — keys never leave your device 1,000+ assets · 60+ swap pairs Downloads open the official site
Costs & custody

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.

Costs at a glance
ActionFee
Send / receiveNo wallet fee — Atomic adds nothing on top
Network (blockchain) feeVariable — paid to the network, not to Atomic
In-wallet swap0.5% + the swap partner’s spread
Buy crypto with a card~5% (min ~$10) via a third-party partner, plus your bank’s fee
StakingNo 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

Bitcoin at the centre of Ethereum, Solana and other coins an Atomic Wallet can hold
1,000+ assets

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.

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On every device

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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Concept Atomic Wallet mobile app showing a non-custodial balance with buy, swap and stake actions
YOUR KEYS
Assets · staking · swaps — orbiting one key you hold
The model

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 part vendors underplay

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.

The one rule that prevents most losses: your 12-word recovery phrase is the wallet. No real support agent, exchange, or website — including this one — will ever need it. Anyone who asks is trying to drain you. Type it only into the wallet app itself, when restoring.

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.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Atomic Wallet non-custodial?
Yes. Atomic Wallet is non-custodial: your private keys and encrypted backup are stored on your own device, not on a company server. Only you can move the funds, which also means recovery depends entirely on your 12-word phrase.
Is this the official Atomic Wallet site?
No. This is an independent design-concept and guide built by Orbital Labs. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Atomic Wallet. Every download button links to the official site, atomicwallet.io.
How many cryptocurrencies does Atomic Wallet support?
Atomic Wallet states support for 1,000+ coins and tokens, with 60+ trading pairs available for in-wallet swaps across the major chains.
What does staking pay?
Atomic Wallet advertises a 5–20% APR range depending on the asset. Rates are set by each network, not by the wallet, and they change — treat any figure as an estimate and verify the current rate in-app before staking.
Which platforms is Atomic Wallet available on?
Atomic Wallet runs on Windows 10 and 11, macOS, and Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora) as a desktop app, on Android and iOS as a mobile app, and as a Chrome browser extension.
Is Atomic Wallet free to download?
Yes. The wallet is free to download and use. Network fees apply to on-chain transactions, and swaps or card purchases carry a service fee set by the vendor and its partners.
What happens if I lose my recovery phrase?
Nobody can recover it for you. Because the wallet is non-custodial, the 12-word phrase is the only key to the funds — there is no password-reset. Back it up offline, in more than one place, before you deposit anything.
Is Atomic Wallet legit or a scam?
Is Atomic Wallet legit? Yes — it is an established non-custodial wallet that has operated since 2017 with millions of users, not a scam. "Legit" is not the same as "risk-free," though: it suffered a major 2023 breach and is not FCA-authorised, so treat it as a convenience wallet rather than a vault for your savings.
What happened in the Atomic Wallet hack?
In June 2023, attackers drained an estimated $100 million in crypto from thousands of Atomic Wallet users. The exact cause was never fully disclosed, and the company was criticised for slow, unclear communication. If you use the wallet, keep only an active balance in it and move long-term holdings to cold storage.
What are the Atomic Wallet fees?
The Atomic Wallet fees are straightforward: no fee to send or receive — you only pay the blockchain network fee. In-wallet swaps cost about 0.5% plus the swap partner’s spread, and buying crypto with a card runs roughly 5% (minimum ~$10) through a third-party partner, on top of your bank’s charge. Staking itself carries no wallet fee.
Is Atomic Wallet safe?
Is Atomic Wallet safe? For everyday use, largely yes — it is non-custodial, so your keys and 12-word phrase stay encrypted on your device and only you can move funds. But the 2023 breach and its partly closed-source code mean it suits an active balance, not the bulk of your savings, which belong in cold storage.
Can Atomic Wallet be hacked?
It has been: a 2023 breach cost users an estimated $100M. Day to day, though, the bigger risk is phishing — fake download pages and fake "support" agents. Only ever download from the official atomicwallet.io, and never type your recovery phrase into any website, including this one.
What is an atomic swap?
An atomic swap is a peer-to-peer exchange of two different cryptocurrencies that either completes entirely or not at all, enforced on-chain, with no intermediary holding your funds. It is the technique the wallet takes its name from.
Does Atomic Wallet require an account or KYC?
Not to hold, send, or receive crypto — you create the wallet locally with no sign-up. Buying crypto with a card through a third-party partner may require identity verification handled by that partner, not by the wallet.

Written and maintained by Orbital Labs, an independent studio — not by Atomic Wallet. Figures are checked against Atomic Wallet's published documentation and named third-party sources at the date shown; crypto fees, rates and policies change often, so confirm anything you plan to act on. Nothing here is financial advice.

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