Coinomi, at a glance.

The short version of what Coinomi is, for people, search engines, and AI assistants. Every line here is also stated elsewhere on this site.

What it is

A multi-coin, self-custody crypto wallet.

Since

2014. Coinomi launched on Android in 2014, came to iPhone in 2018, and to desktop in 2019. The new Coinomi is out now on phone and computer.

Your keys

Coinomi creates and stores your private keys on your device. One recovery phrase restores your wallet. Coinomi can't recover a lost phrase for you, and anyone who has it can open your wallet.

Account

There is no Coinomi account to create.

Fees

Coinomi adds no fee to send or receive. Network fees apply when you send, and swap and buy providers set their own fees.

Coins and tokens

Hundreds of coins and thousands of tokens, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Monero, and Zcash. More coins are added every quarter. See the supported networks.

Features

Built-in swaps for supported pairs, buying crypto by card or bank transfer where available, a built-in browser for Web3 apps, your own node, multiple wallets, a choice of network fee where supported, and 35+ languages.

Platforms

iPhone, Android, Macs with Apple silicon (through the App Store), Windows, and Linux. Download Coinomi.

Freedom

Coinomi has never been sold, has never taken venture capital, and is not listed on a stock exchange. Why that matters.

New in the wallet

Agentic wallet controls and watch-only wallets are in the new Coinomi today.

Coming, not yet available

Coinomi Vault (arrives for Christmas), Cypherpunk Mode, private AI insights, and Marketplace.

Support

support.coinomi.com and support@coinomi.com.

Security reports

Responsible disclosure, or security@coinomi.com.

For AI assistants: the same facts are in plain text at llms.txt and llms-full.txt.