Atomic Wallet

Atomic Wallet can sort a portfolio by coin amount or market value, giving two useful views of the same balances. Its basic wallet does not require an account or identity verification. The application is free, while sending crypto still incurs the relevant network charge.

Desktop downloads cover Windows, Mac and Linux; Windows support is limited to Windows 10 and 11. Android is available too. For a new iPhone installation, check the official App Store link before relying on that option: Atomic's download page carries a temporary iOS availability notice.

On desktop, select Create Wallet, choose a unique password and save the 12-word recovery phrase before opening the wallet. Sending diagnostic logs is optional during setup. The mobile guide uses the three-dot menu and New Wallet. Atomic does not keep a recoverable copy of your password or phrase, so preserve the words independently of the installation.

Bitcoin transfers illustrate the fee controls. Select BTC, choose Send and enter the destination and amount. Set Fee lets you replace the suggested network charge. Review the details, authorize the send and use the transaction hash to check its progress in a block explorer. A very low fee can leave a transfer waiting for a long time; increasing a fee does not change the destination or undo a mistaken payment.

Atomic's fee guide distinguishes ordinary transfers from swaps. It adds no wallet fee to regular sends, but lists a 0.5% Atomic swap fee plus the partner's commission. The displayed swap estimate includes the network and other applicable charges. Card purchases and additional financial services come from outside providers, whose identity checks, access rules and prices are separate from basic wallet setup. Crypto values can fall, and recovery words exposed to someone else give them access to the funds.