Below, you can find a step-by-step guide on what are the main differences between No Wallet and Browser Wallet. Discover which of our services benefits you the most right now.
Download our PDF guides to understand how to use each one and enjoy the best decentralized exchange.
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What is Browser Wallet
Our browser wallet service allows you to connect your wallet, no matter which one you’re using. Remember, we offer support for over 25 wallets, 50 blockchains, and more than a thousand tokens on our platform, so with the browser wallet, you have a wide range of options to suit your needs.
In the browser wallet, it’s as simple as connecting your wallet—our platform reads your entire balance, allowing you to use it to swap across our extensive variety of blockchains.
This option is the most economical, as you are the one who decides the path your transaction will take, whether it’s the most affordable, the fastest, or the most efficient.
Check out our full article on how to use the browser wallet.
What is No Wallet
So, if I can do all of that with the browser wallet, why do we have something called the no-wallet option? As the name suggests, there’s no need to bridge (no wallet is required)—you simply enter the amount you want to send from one address to another.
This is very useful when you need to make direct and fast payments. For example, if you have a marketing agency and you hire a community manager, you can make payments quickly and directly through our no-wallet feature.
Check out our full article on how to use the no-wallet.
Key Differences Between No Wallet and Browser Wallet
To make it easier to understand the difference between the two services, we’ve created an infographic.
Pros and Cons of Each Service
| Feature | Browser Wallet | No Wallet |
|---|---|---|
| Pros | 1. Full access to balances and asset management. | 1. No wallet connection required, allowing for quick transactions. |
| 2. Provides more swap options and often lower fees. | 2. Simplified process: send crypto to one address, receive at another. | |
| 3. Ideal for users needing control over assets for trading or DeFi activities. | 3. Great for users looking for convenience and fewer steps. | |
| Cons | 1. Requires wallet connection, which can take time to set up and manage. | 1. Limited control over balances and fewer customization options. |
| 2. Higher security risks if the wallet is not properly secured. | 2. Usually higher fees compared to Browser Wallet swaps. | |
| 3. May be more complex for beginner users unfamiliar with wallet management. | 3. Best suited for quick exchanges rather than frequent asset trading. |
Which Service Is Right for You?
In terms of which is better or worse, there’s no such distinction on Dexifier each tool is tailored to what you need at the moment. It all depends on your requirements, whether it’s to make a direct payment or select something more specific. Either way, you control the utility.
We’ve included two videos demonstrating the normal use of both tools so you can understand visually. Additionally, we’ve attached two easy-to-understand PDF guides for you to keep on hand whenever you need assistance.
You can contact us through any of our platforms for more personalized customer service if you still have questions.
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