Review on Citowise by Fanuel PORPORTY
Citowise Wallet doesn’t require any registration to use. Yet, it allows all users to list in ICOs, make payments, convert currencies and tokens and do a lot more, all within budget.
Many cryptocurrency wallets are designed keeping in mind individual users and their small transaction needs. This can be very limiting for businesses or entrepreneurs who wish to use cryptocurrency for large commercial transactions. Citowise Wallet is a new addition to the list of cryptocurrency wallets on the market, and it is designed to be used by individual users and businesses alike. Currently, Citowise is available on AppStore and GooglePlay.
Pros
- Citowise supports multi-cryptocurrency and ERC20 tokens, in addition to supporting Bitcoin wallets like Trezor and hardware wallets like the Ledger Nano S. This allows users to deal in multiple merchandise and digital assets with ease.
- Citowise has no geographic restrictions and can be used worldwide. Transaction speeds are very fast and users can easily make or receive payments and exchange digital assets quickly and securely.
- Citowise is a completely decentralized ICO platform, and with it comes the advantage of having no interference from governments and taxation agencies.
- The Citowise Wallet is one of the most budget-friendly cryptocurrency wallets available on the market.
Cons
- Users who prefer simpler crypto wallets and blockchains feel Citowise may be a little too complicated for their taste. This could be due to the sheer number of activities users can engage in with the wallet. While not very difficult to use, Citowise can become a little overwhelming for someone who’s either a novice or is used to using very simple wallets.
- Although the Citowise Wallet is relatively bug-free, some users have faced problems in terms of losing coins, unanticipated changes in address, and slow load times. This can create fear and discomfort when using the platform.
