Review on Citowise by Paul Maduagwu
Citowise has basic features a non-custodial wallet should have.
Citowise is a mobile software wallet. it's non-custodial so its users have access to their private keys and can restore the wallet at any point in time using a mnemonic phrase. The wallet supports Ethereum and all ERC-20 tokens which is an interesting feature.
If you are not holding, sending and receiving coins on the wallet, the wallet also has a handy Exchange feature built in, which makes it a bit more convenient. Citowise has a very simple UI that makes navigating around the wallet easy and seamless. The wallet can also connect and work with Ledger hardware wallet.
The wallet overall is easy to setup. No email sign up or any type of sign up that reduces your anonymity. The wallet has not be updated in a while so I have to give it a low rating.
Pros
- Simple design. Easy user interface.
- Non-custodial. Users have access to their private keys.
- Import and Export private keys.
- Choose to copy addresses or scan a QR code.
- Multi-cryptocurrency wallet.
- supports android 4.2 and up (can be downloaded and used by more people).
- Built in Exchange.
Cons
- Last Android update was in December 2019 ( almost a year ago)
- Little or no customer support.
- Official Website is no longer available.
