Company & product
A non-custodial, multi-asset wallet built around user-controlled keys. The company metrics, public roles, and product milestones below are reported on the official Atomic Wallet company page.
Crypto should be understandable.
Control should stay personal.
01 / Our mission
Our mission is to make managing crypto understandable without taking control of private keys away from the user.
Follow the product storyThe promise
Atomic Wallet combines non-custodial key management with a multi-asset interface. Private keys and the recovery phrase are stored locally and encrypted; Atomic Wallet does not hold your keys or custody your funds.
The responsibility
Self-custody reduces exchange-counterparty risk, but it does not eliminate market, device, phishing, network, or transaction risk. Your security decisions are part of the wallet model.
Protect your device and keep your recovery phrase private and backed up offline.
Check the recipient address, network, and transaction details before confirming.
Review third-party terms before using optional swap, purchase, staking, or data services.
02 / How we build
Practical standards for user control, privacy, safer decisions, and support.
Keys are encrypted with AES-256 and stored on your device. Keep the recovery phrase offline and never enter it into a website or share it with another person.
Review key securityBasic features do not require registration or identity verification. Technical, support, and optional third-party data practices are different considerations, explained in the Privacy Policy.
Read the Privacy PolicyCrypto transactions can be irreversible. Verify the asset, network, address, and amount before approving, and use official download and support channels to reduce impersonation risk.
Go to official downloadsHuman support is available 24/7 through in-app and official support channels. Keep your recovery phrase and private keys out of every support conversation.
Contact official support03 / The journey
A concise timeline drawn from the official Atomic Wallet company history.
2018 — 2023Q1 brought the first desktop release with BTC–LTC Atomic Swap support. The Android app followed in Q4.
The iOS app arrived in Q2. By Q4, the company history records staking support for eight assets.
Q2 added portfolio and price-chart tools to the product.
Q4 introduced WalletConnect support in the app and website localizations, following earlier updates to staking, portfolio, alerts, and swap status tracking.
Q1 added NFT support for five blockchains: Polygon, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Smart Chain, and Avalanche. Further asset and staking integrations followed during the year.
Q1 introduced a Web3 browser extension for managing dApps. The published history also records additional asset integrations and performance work during the year.
04 / Leadership
Roles published on the official Atomic Wallet company page.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Atomic Wallet.
View the official leadership listing05 / Keep exploring
Verify company statements, review applicable policies, and use official help channels.
The primary sources for the metrics, milestones, and public roles presented on this page.
Review the terms that govern use of the wallet and the policy covering technical, support, and third-party data practices.
Understand local key storage, find official answers, and contact support without sharing your recovery phrase or private keys.
Take the next step
Review the features, choose the official download for your platform, and keep your recovery phrase private.