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THORWallet
vs. Coinbase Wallet.

Coinbase Wallet is the easiest way into self-custody if you already use Coinbase. THORWallet is for the moment you want native Bitcoin in the mix, more than one key, and a card that is not tied to an exchange account.

At a glance

THORWalletCoinbase Wallet
Cross-chain swaps
Native routes: THORChain, Maya, Chainflip, NEAR IntentsDEX aggregators and bridges
Multisig vaults
Multi-device, most chains in the appNot listed
Crypto card
Mastercard (partner-issued) · 175+ countriesNot listed
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THORWallet and Coinbase Wallet, feature by feature

FeatureTHORWalletCoinbase Wallet
Self-custodyYesYes1
Cross-chain swapsNative routes: THORChain, Maya, Chainflip, NEAR IntentsDEX aggregators and bridges1
Chains & tokens25 networks · 20,000+ tokensMillions of tokens, dozens of chains2
Swap fee1.25% standard · 0.2% at the top tier · $0 under $100Up to 1%3
Fee discountsLower with $TITN · volume discountsNot listed
Limit ordersYes, even cross-chainYes4
Tokenized stocksYes, via Ondo · 24/5Yes, outside the US4
PerpetualsYes - HyperliquidYes - Hyperliquid2
Multisig vaultsMulti-device, most chains in the appNot listed
Crypto cardMastercard (partner-issued) · 175+ countriesNot listed
IBAN accountSwiss IBAN & SEPA · CHF EUR USD RMBNot listed
YieldStablecoin lending & stakingUSDC rewards4
SupportIn-app chat, 24/7 · AI agent first, then the teamHelp centre5
PlatformsiOS · Android · Web · Mac & WindowsiOS · Android · Extension · Web4

✓ = the stronger cell in a row, where the pages we read allow a call. Coinbase Wallet column read from its own pages on 12 November 2026; sources below.

Where THORWallet wins

Native assets and shared signing

Real BTC for real ETH or SOL with no bridge in the path, multi-device vaults across chains, and a Mastercard with a Swiss IBAN that is funded straight from self-custody.

Where Coinbase Wallet wins

The easiest on-ramp

Sign in with email, Google or Apple, protect the wallet with a passkey, and fund it from a Coinbase account. For a first self-custody wallet, that onboarding is hard to beat.

FAQ

THORWallet vs Coinbase Wallet, answered.

Is Coinbase Wallet the same as a Coinbase account?

No. Coinbase Wallet is a self-custody wallet: you hold the keys. A Coinbase account is custodial. THORWallet is self-custody only - there is no custodial account at all.

Can Coinbase Wallet swap native Bitcoin across chains?

Coinbase Wallet swaps through DEX aggregators and moves assets between chains through bridges. THORWallet settles natively, so real BTC goes in and the real asset arrives on the destination chain.

Does Coinbase Wallet offer multisig?

Coinbase Wallet's own pages do not list a built-in multisig. THORWallet has multi-device multisig vaults (for example 2-of-3) across chains.

Self-custody, all the way.

Native swaps, shared signing and a card - with no exchange account behind it.

The fine print

  1. THORWallet swap fee depends on your $TITN Community Tier; fees and discounts are variable and may change. $TITN is a utility token, not an investment; its value may fluctuate and could fall to zero.
  2. Comparison based on Coinbase Wallet's own published pages as read on 12 November 2026. "Not listed" means those pages do not mention the feature. Features, fees and availability change - check the official documentation.
  3. Coinbase Wallet is a trademark of its respective owner. THORWallet is not affiliated with or endorsed by Coinbase.
  4. Tokenized stocks and perpetuals are issued or provided by third parties and are not available in every country. Card and Swiss IBAN availability varies by jurisdiction.