# Coin Wallet

Category: wallets · Multi-Chain
Grade: C
KYC: anonymous_signup
Highlights: NON-CUSTODIAL, OPEN-SOURCE, MULTI-CHAIN, 10-YEAR OPERATOR
Features: non_custodial, open_source, multi_chain
Web: https://coin.space
Last verified: 2026-07-27
Operating since: 2015 (11y) — ~10 years operating (since 2015). Not endorsed by Privacy Guides or Monerica for Monero use — mainstream multi-coin wallet, not a privacy-community pick.

> Multi-coin wallet with first-class XMR support and non-custodial key storage. MIT open source, ten-year operator (CoinSpace LLC, US). In-app buy/sell/swap routes through KYC-triggering partners — anonymous wallet, non-anonymous rails.

## Review

Coin Wallet is a **multi-chain non-custodial wallet** with first-class Monero support, available on web, iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Tor. **MIT open source** (`github.com/CoinSpace/CoinSpace`, 456 stars, actively maintained since 2015). Listed at **Grade C** because the wallet itself is anonymous and non-custodial, but the in-app buy / sell / swap surface routes through **ten partners that can trigger KYC** — worth understanding clearly before using those rails.

**Non-custodial, confirmed.** Both marketing copy and the Terms of Service are explicit: *"Coin Wallet stores your Wallet address but does not receive or store your Wallet passphrase, encrypted private key, unencrypted private key, or mnemonic."* Keys live on-device; the operator does not hold funds. This is the standard local-storage-with-backup-your-own-seed model.

**First-class XMR.** Monero has dedicated product pages (`/monero-wallet/`, `/monero-wallet-online/`, `/monero-wallet-for-android/`, `/swap-monero/`). Marketing claim: view key stays on-device (light-wallet architecture — routes through the operator's Monero backend, similar to MyMonero pattern). Send / receive / store all supported. Custom-node / subaddress support not confirmed from public pages — verify in-wallet if you require a self-hosted daemon.

**The KYC caveat — critical.** The Terms of Service explicitly enumerates the third-party rails wired into the wallet, and each may trigger KYC:

- **Swap partners:** Changelly, ChangeNOW, ChangeHero, LetsExchange (ToS warns each *"may trigger AML/KYC verification"*).
- **Buy / sell (fiat on/off-ramp) partners:** MoonPay, Paybis, Bitnovo, BTC Direct, Guardarian, Onramper (all KYC by their own ToS).

The wallet itself is **anonymous-signup** — install and use without an email or account. KYC only appears if you opt into a fiat rail or a swap route that flags AML thresholds. This is the same posture as Exodus, Trust, Cake's in-app buy — the submitter's characterization *("KYC may only be requested when buying, selling, or exchanging xmr via internal providers")* is accurate. Use the wallet for storage and self-sourced XMR without touching a KYC surface; if you use the in-app buy/sell or a swap route, name the partner and read their KYC posture first.

**Operator identity.** CoinSpace LLC, State of Georgia (US), Fulton County jurisdiction per ToS. Data storage claimed to be EU. Founder Jonathan Speigner. Contact `support@coin.space`. **Explicit brand-disambiguation notice** on the site distinguishing from an unrelated Malta *Coinspace Ltd.* that carried a 2016 MFSA warning — different entity, note filed.

**Longevity.** Operating since 2015 (~10 years). MIT-licensed source on GitHub with active commit history and 456 stars. Distribution via App Store, Play Store, Microsoft Store, macOS App Store, Snap Store, AppGallery, and a Tor Wallet build. This is a mainstream multi-coin wallet, not a boutique privacy tool.

**Privacy community placement — a caveat honest readers care about.** **Privacy Guides does not recommend Coin Wallet** for Monero — their shortlist is Official GUI / Cake / Feather / Monerujo. Monerica also does not surface Coin Wallet in its Monero-wallet section. If you are optimising for privacy-community-endorsed picks (self-hosted daemon, sovereign-node routing, privacy-audit history), Feather / Cake / Monerujo remain the picks. Coin Wallet is a legitimate mainstream option that also supports XMR, not a privacy-first specialist.

**Grade C — what it means here.** Non-custodial + real XMR + MIT open source + 10-year tenure clears the wallet-listing bar. Doesn't reach B because: (a) not privacy-community-endorsed (Feather / Cake / Monerujo are the picks for XMR-first users); (b) light-wallet backend routes through operator infrastructure with no obvious own-node option surfaced; (c) in-app buy/sell/swap is thoroughly KYC-partnered — the wallet is anonymous but the crypto-on-ramp surface is not.

**Useful when.** You are a mainstream multi-coin user who wants Monero support in the same wallet as your other assets, comfortable with a light-wallet backend routing through the operator's infrastructure, and you either won't use the in-app buy/sell/swap or you understand which partner will KYC when. For **XMR-only privacy-first storage**, prefer Feather, Cake, Monerujo, or the official GUI/CLI.

Source: https://xmr.club/wallets/coin-wallet