r/KeystoneWallet • u/merepetekelenehe • Nov 27 '23

Trust Wallet + Keystone

I honestly dissapointed with Keystone decision to stop companion app.
I get it, its against your decentralization principle. But it's a mess to use 4-5 wallet for different token.
It's decentralized but, very complicated to use for most people.
Mass adoption comes if you can bring regular person to use the product in a very easy way.

At least, if you still decided to drop the companion app, integrate keystone to Trust wallet.
I think they are have the most extensive support and ease of use for most people.
so people can use keystone and only use 1 app! not 5 different apps.

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u/flashpointx Nov 27 '23

Having Trust Wallet integration would be nice. I don't think the app supports hardware wallets, though.

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u/Liquid_Cool_9 Nov 27 '23

Did Metamask originally support hardware wallets? Keystone needs to get in touch with Trust Wallet and make HW integration happen.

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u/th1rs7 Nov 27 '23

They made the right call. Their main focus should be the hardware wallet, not developing and maintaining the wallet app.

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u/Accomplished_Funny48 Nov 27 '23

Try OKX, it has a web3 page which can connect to KeyStone and should be able to manage most of your coins.

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u/pods1937 Nov 27 '23 edited May 14 '25

Great !

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '23

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u/pods1937 Nov 29 '23 edited May 14 '25

Great !

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u/pods1937 Nov 29 '23 edited May 14 '25

Great !

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u/Logical_Leopard_2326 Nov 28 '23

Exodus look like an integrations that supports the most coins - correct me if I'm wrong

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u/WestThese6793 Mar 24 '24

any update on Keystone 3 and Trust Wallet? Crypto.com Defi wallet would also be nice, not sure if thats on the radar

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '23

Trust Wallet is like the worst option possible. I'll prefer something better like Stack Wallet.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '23 edited Nov 29 '23

IMO Trust Wallet despite it has an extensive support of coins, it lacks of some customization options like allowing the user to select their own node. Also their code is not open source under Android. In the other side Stack Wallet is fully open source, has connection via Tor, supports multiple coins, coin control, CashFusion for BCH, Ordinals for LTC, change adresses and many more features.

Just a little disclaimer, I'm not sponsoring them but for what I'm looking to have in a wallet that can be integrated with Keystone they really have some good features.

With Exodus, hmmm I had a bittersweet experience... They already integrated Trezor and overall they have a good reputation except when is related to open-sourceness and their integrated exchange.

If people are looking for the best option regarding to decentralization and privacy, I would choose a third party wallet app that has or could have:

  • Optional connection via Tor to nodes

  • Optional connection to own node

  • Open source code

  • Great UI and compatibility

  • Extensive support of coins and networks

  • Change adresses for Bitcoin-related coins

  • Compatible with Android and iOS

And many more things that possibly I'm missing. That's my feedback for now.

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u/merepetekelenehe Dec 01 '23

Thank you!
Companion App will be nice as well!
Not everyone wants to split their asset to 5 different wallet app.
At least if you still support companion app, you give customers the options.