For someone new to Monad, choosing a wallet is not only about whether it supports MON. The day-to-day experience can matter just as much.
A few things I’d personally look at:
- Is sending and receiving MON straightforward, especially for someone using Monad for the first time?
- Does the wallet clearly show that the transaction is happening on Monad?
- Are network fees and transaction status easy to understand?
- Is recovery simple enough for a non-technical user who loses their phone?
- Does the wallet support the assets and apps people actually use on Monad?
- Is the project open source, and are its support and documentation easy to find?
- Does the wallet feel comfortable for regular use, rather than only for testing or speculation?
I’m curious what Monad users consider most important in a mobile wallet. Is it simplicity, speed, asset support, security, dapp access, or something else?
For transparency, I help with BD and support at Gem Wallet, an open-source mobile wallet. I’d be especially interested in feedback from people who have tried different wallets on Monad.
What is the one wallet feature you would improve first?