Can you Store NFT in Wallet?

You can now automatically display your Polygon NFTs through your Ledger Live “Account” section and seamlessly send them to another wallet (and receive them) without blind signing involved. In fact, you are never 100% sure that what you see on your computer or smartphone screen is what you sign. On the contrary, signing your transactions through your hardware wallet eliminates risks as its offline feature makes it impenetrable to hackers and prevents blind signing.

To summarize, you can:

• Secure Polygon NFTs with your Ledger Nano (already possible) with full ownership of your private keys.
• View your NFTs from your Polygon account on Ledger Live.
• Hide Polygon NFTs that have been sent (maliciously or inappropriately) to an account.
• Send/receive NFT in Polygon with clear signature.
• Viewing your NFTs through the Ledger ecosystem also does not require third-party wallets or external marketplaces. Simply display them on your Ledger Live app and enjoy a seamless and secure experience.

Here is a simple step by step guide:

Step 1: Open your Ledger Live app and go to the “Accounts” section.

Step 2 : Choose the Polygon account where you have your NFTs and go to the NFT gallery view.

Step 3 : Click on an NFT to see the details.

Step 4 : You can now send “clear and signed” transactions. Paste the correct MATIC address where you want to send your NFT.

Step 5 : Connect your device and verify information before approving the NFT

Importance of using an NFT wallet

Instead, the wallet provides you with access to the assets, which are held on the Blockchainx.

• It does this by providing you with a private key to that address, which allows the wallet owner to authorize transactions.
• A wallet will take care of all the technical stuff for you and provide you with a nice user interface to buy, sell, and transfer NFTs or cryptocurrencies .
• Additionally, it also provides enhanced security with two-factor authentication, and provides a convenient way to track your assets across devices.

What to look for when choosing the best NFT wallet

The most important features to consider when it comes to choosing an NFT wallet include:

Compatibility with the NFT markets in which you want to buy. If it’s not supported, you won’t be able to buy the NFTs you want, so it’s not the most convenient.

Strong Security . You want something that is as secure as possible.

Easy to understand user interface . A good user interface will make buying and selling NFTs very easy.

Use between devices . Being able to access your NFTs on both a computer and a mobile device can be helpful.

Multi chain support . While most NFTs are on the Ethereum network, various platforms also support NFTs. You will want a wallet that is compatible with as many networks as possible in order to have easy access to as many NFTs as possible.

Top 5 NFT Wallets

These are some of the best NFT wallets available right now.

meta mask

Metamask is one of the most popular cryptocurrency wallets. Its browser extension provides easy access to websites3, such as NFT markets, with just a couple of clicks.

Metamask also makes it easy to set up multiple addresses so you can keep your NFTs in a separate address from your crypto, or you can set up a single address for each NFT you buy.

ConsenSys, the company behind Metamask, created a mobile app in 2020. The assets you have in your desktop wallet seamlessly sync with the mobile version.

The mobile app also includes a built-in browser for decentralized applications , or DApps , and NFT marketplaces. If you need to exchange coins to buy an NFT , Metamask has a built-in exchange function.

You can also limit the amount you pay in gas fees, although there is a risk that the transaction will fail. If you need to use a different blockchain, Metamask supports the use of alternative platforms.

Math Wallet

Math Wallet is a solid alternative to Metamask. Its biggest difference is that it supports more than 70 blockchains. It offers a web, desktop, and mobile version of the wallet that syncs across devices, and also has integrations with various hardware wallets.

Math Wallet has a built-in DApp browser that allows users to view NFT markets.

It includes several other features for cryptocurrency holders: staking, exchange, etc.

Alpha Wallet

Alpha Wallet is an open source cryptocurrency wallet. While it has some limitations, it is mobile-only and Ethereum-only, its native support for blockchain gaming and NFTs makes it stand out.

There is an entire section of the wallet dedicated to NFTs and gaming Token Swap Platform Development.

It also allows users to add meta tags to their tokens so they can easily search and filter them when browsing their collection.

Trust Wallet

While it supports multiple blockchains, including Ethereum, its association with Binance means it is heavily biased towards Binance Smart Chain tokens.

That said, if you are interested in NFTS on the Binance Smart Chain, Trust Wallet may be the best option for you as it is already set up for BEP tokens. Like other wallets, Trust Wallet includes a DApp browser to find NFT markets, making it easy to purchase NFTs within the wallet.

It also includes a built-in exchange feature that allows users to easily exchange coins so that they have the necessary token to exchange for the NFTs they want to buy.

Coinbase Wallet

Many people know Coinbase (COIN) for its cryptocurrency exchange. It also offers a non-custodial wallet suitable for storing NFTS and other tokens.

Unlike holding the cryptocurrencies on the Coinbase exchange, holding assets in the Coinbase wallet gives the user full control over their crypto. Coinbase released a browser extension in 2021, making it easy for users to use their wallet on all devices to purchase NFTs and use other DApps.

Users can also access DApps through the browser built into the mobile wallet. A unique advantage of Coinbase Wallet is the ease of transferring tokens to others by using usernames instead of public wallet addresses.

This makes transactions feel more personal and provides a greater sense of security knowing you are sending assets to the right person.

Coinbase also offers one-click cloud backup for your private keys, storing them in your cloud storage. This can help ensure that you don’t lose access to your NFTs or other funds in the wallet.