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Exchanges & Wallets

A short, hand-picked list of beginner-friendly platforms — different from the DeFi table below. Here the platform holds your funds; in DeFi you stay in control yourself.

DeFi staking (non-custodial)

You keep control of your own funds and interact directly with a protocol via your wallet. Potentially higher rewards, but you carry the risk: smart-contract bugs, depegs, and no support desk if something goes wrong.

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Exchanges & wallets (custodial / self-custody)

On an exchange, the platform holds your funds and handles the staking for you — easier to start, but you trust them with your money. A hardware wallet is the opposite: you alone hold the keys. Both are listed below.

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Kraken

Exchange Staking

Strong security reputation and solid international support.

Supported assets
ETH, DOT, ATOM, SOL, ADA, KSM +
Fees
Staking commission applies (varies by asset)
Availability
Global (some assets restricted in the US)
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ChangeNOW

Swap Swap

Fast crypto swaps with no account required.

Supported assets
900+ assets supported
Fees
Spread/network fee per swap
Availability
Global, non-custodial swap (no sign-up)
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Ledger

Wallet Security

Hardware wallet for self-custody — keep your own keys.

Supported assets
5,500+ assets, many with staking
Fees
One-time device purchase
Availability
Global (ships to most countries)
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