SpectroCoin
Website
Web Browser, Android Mobile, iOS Mobile, Windows Mobile, and SpectroCoin Card can be used at ATMs.
- ValidationCentralised
- AnonymityLow
- Ease of useEasy Beginners
- Supported Coins
- BTC
- ETH
- DASH
Pros & Cons
- It is simple to understand how it works, and the card offering is intuitive.
- You know your own private key, and as long as you keep your encryption password safe, no one else will know it.
- Their fiat transactions are generally considered to be quick.
- Support staff are available 24/7.
- CryptoCompare lists some serious-sounding user reviews, and there aren’t enough positive reviews on the site to compensate for the negative ones.
- Only offers Bitcoin, Ethereum, and DASH.
- The wallet does not use open-source technology.
- The wallet’s security rating is not good enough for investors.
Features
Buy and Sell from inside the wallet, Built-in Exchange, Attach a debit card to your wallet, ability to buy discount vouchers and gift cards, and the SpectroCoin Card, which can be used globally at any ATM.
Wallet Info
- Founder(s)
- Vytautas Karalevicius is the CEO of SpectroCoin.
- Price
- Free to download. £1 per month for SpectroCard. Standard Bitcoin transaction fees, except for transactions within the SpectroCoin network, which are free.
- Private Keys Stored by
- You and a third party, encrypted with your password
- Security
- Average
- What it is
A desktop and mobile application running a ‘hot’ cryptocurrency wallet (one that is connected to the Internet) that is connected with a built-in cryptocurrency exchange.
AuthorDavid Nugent
David is a forex trader and writer who has spent the last few years giving his opinion and spreading news about oncoming markets and trading tips. Besides from being a trader he is also a lifelong Everton fan and enjoys spending free time watching his beloved team in the premier league.
