Coinbase: Launched in San Francisco in 2012, Coinbase operates in 32 countries and has served over 12 million customers to exchange over $40 billion in digital currencies.

By 2013, Coinbase was the highest funded Bitcoin startup as well as the largest exchange of cryptocurrency in the world. Unlike other exchanges that require users to trade on a market, Coinbase allows users to trade their cryptocurrency at a set price that is based on their market value, which allows users to purchase their cryptocurrencies faster than other exchanges.
Coinbase is also one of the few cryptocurrency exchanges that accepts credit cards and Paypal.

TrustWallet: Nowadays it is very important for crypto users to have a reliable crypto wallet that offers services to holders, traders and investors alike. Mobile wallets tend to be very user friendly and have an easy-to-use interface.

Back In July 2018, Binance decided to acquire Trust Wallet to provide better services and enhance safety for users. During the time Trust Wallet was acquired, it supported Ethereum (ETH) and other Ethereum-based tokens such as ERC-20, ERC-223 and ERC-721 coins. But now, the list is way more bigger.

Ledger: Protect your crypto assets with the most popular hardware wallet in the market.

Now available in colorful tones.

Store your ERC20 Tokens.

Certified hardware wallet

Supports over 1100 crypto currencies.

Already sold over 1.5 million times , safe and free shipping.

Trezor: wallets in general support 1000 coins and ERC-20 TOkens
Two-factor authentication (2FA)
Signs each crypto transaction uniquely
Premium Support 24/7
The ability to recover the contents of the wallet without buying another Trezor wallet is its best feature. It safeguards against external threats as well as our own mistakes.
The option to choose between two different price ranges.