Pros
- Multisignature wallet - HD address generation - Spending proposal flow - Remote backup storage - Livenet / Testnet support
Cons
- It does not count with 2 Factor Authentication
Pros
- excellent service
- good security in transactions
Cons
- speeds
Pros
- Multi-signature settings make it great for joint account users
- Open source code offers transparency
- User-friendly interface
- Generates seed phrases for wallet recovery in case of device loss or damage
- Compatible with several different operating systems
Cons
- BitPay, the company behind Copay, supported Bitcoin Cash ABC which has been less successful than Bitcoin SV, thus losing client trust
- Not regulated
- As a light node wallet, it uses third-party servers to get Bitcoin Network data, creating a security loophole
- Not as safe as a full-node bitcoin wallet
- Users have complained of slow response from Copay’s support team
Pros
- Great reputation and track record. Modern interface design in both desktop and telephone versions, with functions that even people with little experience are able to handle, in addition to the process of entering and configuring the wallet is completely fast. Supports multiple languages, to improve the understanding of the portfolio. Its wallet system allows you to create either a personal account and a business account, in addition to being an HD wallet, it is open source to improve transparency within servers. Its security levels are acceptable, in addition to generating much more security with the function of multiple signatures and backup of the portfolio. Great customer support team, with a variety of channels to solve failures within the portfolio. Instant update of funds based on BTC backed by one of the world's most popular bitcoin payment service providers
Cons
- Its most recent version of Android presents an automatic closure within the wallet on some phones. When attacked earlier, it is susceptible to it despite the security inside the wallet, in addition to being designed to store BTC, it is targeted by hackers with a certain fondness for this digital currency.
Pros
- Multiple users can be created for fund management.
- Very safe is also one of the most used in terms of payments in bitcoin.
- Verification is made in the seller and consumer payments.
- Available for desktop and mobile.
- Possibility of consulting the price of other assets.
Cons
- Wallet only supports bitcoin and bitcoin cash.
- You need to reinvent yourself
Pros
- Like many other bitcoin wallets, Copay is free to use. Transaction fees apply for sending bitcoin. Costs are set by the blockchain community and based on transaction size. Multi-signature wallet Supports multiple wallets on one app Open source Easy to use for beginners Highly reputable wallet backed by leading bitcoin payment firm
Cons
- Service relies on central verification, which may upset some bitcoin users. May be a difficult learning curve for beginners.
Pros
- Copay allows for the creation of multiple accounts within a single wallet.
- You can create separate accounts on a single device
- All of Copay’s wallet and server code is public. This allows it to be far more trust-able wallet than those that contain closed sourced code.
- Copay has an attractive and intuitive User Interface. It displays prices in many different currencies and has support for multiple languages.
Cons
- Technically and design-wise, Copay appears sound
- However, Bit-pay's unfortunate foray into Bitcoin politics has greatly damaged trust in its wallet.
- There have also been multiple reports leading towards missing funds.
- This is an extremely serious matter for any wallet, whose primary function it is to securely store value.
Pros
- Copay app and the server is open source
- Copay is an open source multisig Bitcoin wallet created by Bitpay
- This is good for corporate accounts where several signatures are required in order to confirm a transaction.
Cons
- There is no exchange or trading service
