Incognito Crypto Wallet
The Incognito Wallet is completely open-source, the combined effort of users and developers from all over the world. People building privacy for people.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
The website and apps are unavailable.
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
- Lightweight
Features
- End-to-End Encryption
- Dark Mode
- Ad-free
- No Tracking
- Support for multiple currencies
- Crypto Wallet
Tags
- Bitcoin Wallet
- Privacy Protection
- Cryptocurrency
- wallets
- multi-currency-wallet
- crypto
- wallet-app
- Security & Privacy
- Mobile wallet
Incognito Crypto Wallet News & Activities
Recent activities
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Incognito Crypto Wallet information
Developed by
Incognito Core Team LLC Licensing
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What is Incognito Crypto Wallet?
Enable privacy for any of your cryptocurrencies, and any of your crypto activities. Hide your Bitcoin balance, obscure your Ether history, or buy DAI privately – all from the Incognito wallet.
Incognito doesn’t ask for your ID, or expose your transactional history. It’s the only way to hold, send, buy and sell any cryptocurrency with true anonymity.
Incognito uses zero-knowledge proofs optimized for mobile so you can:
- Trade: buy and sell crypto anonymously
- Send & Receive: transfer coins confidentially
- Hold: turn your public coins into privacy coins
- Invest: grow your crypto anonymously
- Stake: run a Node to power privacy and earn crypto
Don’t leave yourself exposed. Go Incognito. It’s non-custodial, decentralized, and completely open-source.
Need more info? Ask your fellow privacy nerds at incognito.org.
