What do you value most in a mobile wallet for Gnosis Chain?

General Gnosis Chain
1

Hi everyone,

I’m curious about how people choose a mobile wallet for Gnosis Chain.

Beyond sending and receiving assets, which features matter most to you?

  • Open-source code
  • Self-custody
  • Clear transaction previews
  • Reliable WalletConnect support
  • Gnosis token discovery
  • Built-in swaps
  • Cross-chain swaps or bridging
  • Fiat purchase options
  • Hardware wallet support
  • Privacy
  • Recovery and backup options

Are there any Gnosis-specific problems that existing wallets still handle poorly?

I’m especially interested in practical experiences, such as confusing transaction details, missing tokens, unreliable dApp connections, bridging difficulties, or features that make you trust one wallet over another.

Please feel free to mention which wallets you use and what they get right or wrong.

2

Ledger Nano S (usb connection) with android

At some time it could use MyEtherWallet to send tokens stored on Ledger nano S on gnosis chain. Now it does not work anymore

Ledger or any wallet dont care about it

Nano S with gnosis chain such a pain to use

Used Zeal now its dead so using rabby wallet

1 Like
3

Thanks, this is exactly the kind of practical issue I was hoping to learn about.

To clarify, is the main problem that Android wallets no longer recognize the Nano S over USB, or does the connection work but fail when selecting Gnosis Chain or signing a transaction?

Would reliable Nano S support over USB be an important factor in choosing your mobile wallet?

4

100% please provide ty

1 Like
5

Basically just two things

  1. Privacy (and obviously no logging / tracking of any kind)
  2. Gnosis Pay support

Nothing fancy or distracting beyond that (no points, no perps, no games), just a simple clean wallet that does an honest job :slight_smile:

2 Likes
6

Hi Anzus,

maybe a keycard back up like in this tweet from safe

https://x.com/jan_lbrs/status/2080624284880503139?s=20

1 Like
7

Thank you all for the helpful feedback.

@Yassas — I’ve noted reliable Ledger Nano S support over USB on Android as a concrete requirement. Thanks for confirming how important this is.

@SCBuergel — when you mention Gnosis Pay support, which parts matter most: viewing card balances and spending activity, managing the card, or moving funds between the wallet and card? For privacy, would optional diagnostics disabled by default be acceptable, or would you expect no analytics at all?

@ripotchefr — the NFC card-based recovery flow is an interesting approach. Would you prefer it as your primary recovery method, or as an additional backup alongside a recovery phrase? What would you need to see before trusting a physical card with wallet recovery?

8

I mostly need to find my card details for the (not few!) websites and apps that unfortunately can’t access OS-stored card data. Secondly it’s swing my balance and topping it up and third prio is past txs for me.

IMO opt-in diagnostics are totally ok but not opt-out.

1 Like