Enjin Wallet: keys, security, fees and reviews

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Key facts

Wallet type
Software wallet
Who holds the keys
the user (self-custody)
Developer
Enjin PTE LTD
Platforms
iOS
Official site
enjin.io

Checked on 2026-10-27 against the official site, docs and app-store pages.

What is Enjin Wallet

Enjin Wallet is a self-custodial mobile wallet for Android and iOS from Enjin Pte. Ltd., built mainly for NFTs and game assets on the Enjin Blockchain. It also stores coins on other networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon and Polkadot. Version 2.0 was a complete rebuild of the app.

Who holds the keys

Who holds the keys — Enjin Wallet
ParameterDetails
Key controlSelf-custodial: the user holds the wallet, and every transaction needs the user's approval in the app.
Account modelGames and apps send transaction requests to the wallet; the user reviews and approves each one.

Features and supported networks

Features and supported networks — Enjin Wallet
ParameterDetails
PlatformsAndroid and iOS.
Supported networksEnjin Blockchain plus BTC, LTC, ETH, BEP20, Polygon, Polkadot, KSM, Doge, ERC20 and other standards.
NFTsDesigned for storing, trading and transferring NFTs; works with the NFT.io marketplace.
StakingENJ staking on the Enjin Relaychain directly from the wallet.

Security and audits

Risks and caveats

About the developer

Developer
Enjin Pte. Ltd.

Official links

Questions and answers

Is Enjin Wallet self-custodial?

Yes. Assets are held in the user's own wallet, and every transaction requested by a game or app needs the user's approval.

Which networks does Enjin Wallet support?

The Enjin Blockchain plus Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and ERC20, BEP20, Polygon, Polkadot, Kusama and Dogecoin.

Can I stake ENJ in Enjin Wallet?

Yes. Staking on the Enjin Relaychain is available directly in the wallet.

Who makes Enjin Wallet?

Enjin Pte. Ltd.

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