OneKey software wallet (?)

[hcivortepanna]

Hello.

I have used a brand new computer (Linux) where I have installed OneKey software wallet to generate a new incoming address where I will keep all my future XRP. I have downloaded software from Fedora's own software repository. I have used OneKey because a) it is open-source b) it is a multi-currency wallet. Upon installation and the first successful transaction, I have deleted the wallet, and reinstalled the system.

The same software is available also on Mac AppStore and Google Play.

The software designer is claiming it is trusted as far as it is open source. There is also a github repository of it. It is also listed on https://ethereum.org/en/wallets/find-wallet/ 

However, not so many reviews are found on the Internet about the wallet. What is your opinion?

[f1f47a23]

I like multisignature 🔑 system, it's T safest way 4 me.

 

update 👇

I mean

Does T wallet U like have multisign feature?

If no, then it's not good.

  ... just my 2 pennies opinion.

 

Edited August 4 by f1f47a23

[hcivortepanna]

I haven't created my wallet with multisign, if you ask.

[HAL1000]

On 8/3/2023 at 4:21 PM, hcivortepanna said:

Hello.

I have used a brand new computer (Linux) where I have installed OneKey software wallet to generate a new incoming address where I will keep all my future XRP. I have downloaded software from Fedora's own software repository. I have used OneKey because a) it is open-source b) it is a multi-currency wallet. Upon installation and the first successful transaction, I have deleted the wallet, and reinstalled the system.

The same software is available also on Mac AppStore and Google Play.

The software designer is claiming it is trusted as far as it is open source. There is also a github repository of it. It is also listed on https://ethereum.org/en/wallets/find-wallet/ 

However, not so many reviews are found on the Internet about the wallet. What is your opinion?

XUMM  is what most people go with, it is available for Linux, if your willing to jump through a few hoops....

https://github.com/XRPL-Labs/XUMM-App/blob/master/docs/environment-setup.md

I haven't used XUMM on Linux so DYOR, but that's just what I found with a quick google. I'm not even sure if it's still supported on Linux etc. But on IOS and Android it's pretty much the best.

Edited August 6 by HAL1000

[f1f47a23]

19 hours ago, hcivortepanna said:

I haven't created my wallet with multisign, if you ask.

 

cough cough .... I meant

 

Does OneKey software wallet have multisign feature?

I can't think of keeping a LARGE amount of coins in a wallet, without enabling a multisign with at least 3 keys.

I couldn't sleep at night,

even using a COLD wallet or a HW ledger device or T best supersafe opensource wallet software on earth (xumm/xaman included).

 

Moreover

signing on T transaction should be done OFFLINE 4 yr safety

 

in this case my motto is: Trust no 1, even yrself

 

 

[f1f47a23]

 

I append T reference below 👇

 

only-1%-of-people-can-handle-crypto-self-custody

 

keep-your-crypto-safu

 

check dest address before send

 

 

 

 

[at3n]

@f1f47a23

Must admit, I was googling to try to work out what a "T transaction" was before I deciphered your text speak! 

I must be getting old

Edited August 7 by at3n

[f1f47a23]

2 hours ago, at3n said:

@f1f47a23

Must admit, I was googling to try to work out what a "T transaction" was before I deciphered your text speak! 

I must be getting old

yup

& later on U will also have 2 decipher even + obscure than  "googling 2 try 2 work out" among my mistakes